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Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Popular Archaeology Magazine Launched
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Popular Archaeology magazine is a 100% online periodical dedicated to participatory, or public, archaeology. Unlike most other major magazi...
Pictures: Ancient Roman Spa City Reburied in Turkey
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The second-century Roman ruins at the city of Allianoi once stood tall under the blue Turkish sky, as seen in a file photo. But like the res...
Mosaics found in SE Turkey lead to unearthing of ancient Roman city
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The ancient city of Germenicia, which has been underground for 1,500 years, is being unearthed thanks to mosaics found during an illegal exc...
Archaeologists to probe Sherwood Forest's 'Thing'
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A team of experts hope to shed new light on one of Nottinghamshire's most mysterious ancient monuments. A 'Thing', or open-air m...
German Archeologists Uncover Celtic Treasure
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Archeologists in Germany have discovered a 2,600-year-old Celtic tomb containing ornate jewellery of gold and amber. They say the grave is u...
Celtic noble's tomb discovery is a 'milestone of archaeology'
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Stuttgart - Scientists have discovered a 2,600 year-old aristocratic burial, likely of a Celtic noblewoman, at the hill fort site of Heunebu...
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Neanderthals may have feasted on meat and two veg diet
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Scientists have upgraded their opinion of Neanderthal cuisine after spotting traces of cooked food on the fossilised teeth of our long-extin...
Neanderthals ate their greens
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It just goes to show what can happen if you don't brush your teeth: some anthropologist can tip up thousands of years later and start ma...
The earliest evidence of modern man?
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Israeli archaeologists claim that they may have found the earliest evidence yet for the existence of modern man. A Tel Aviv University team ...
Homo sapiens lived in Eretz Yisrael 400,000 years ago
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Long before the land was called Israel and the residents Jews, Homo sapiens lived here twice as long ago as was previously believed, the res...
The Study of Human Remains: What does it really tell us? Part 1
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The study of human remains can tell us a great deal about a society; status, wealth, religion and others. When an archaeologist studies one ...
Did the Scots visit Iceland? New research reveals island inhabited 70 years before Vikings thought to have arrived
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It is now thirty years since clerics, who live on the island [Thule] from the first of February to the first of August, told me that not onl...
Swedish scientists study ice man bacteria samples
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A team of scientists are currently examining specimens of stomach bacteria from Ötzi the Iceman, who lived about 5,300 years ago, at Stockho...
Ancient Bone's DNA Suggests New Human Ancestors
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DNA taken from a pinkie bone at least 30,000 years old is hinting at the existence of a previously unknown population of ancient humans. It...
Weder Neandertaler noch moderner Mensch
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Das Genom eines ausgestorbenen Urmenschen liefert neue Erkenntnisse über die Ursprünge des modernen Menschen Ein internationales Forschertea...
Greek archaeological finds among 10 most important in 2010
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The latest archaeological findings unearthed in Greece over the past year are in the top 10 discoveries of 2010 list, published in the lates...
Monday, December 20, 2010
Archaeological finds discovered during electric rail line's maintenance
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Αrchaeological finds were located during maintenance works on the electric train (ISAP) line tracks in the eponymous Thission district of ce...
Crowds expected to gather to witness magical winter solstice light ceremony at Newgrange
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Despite the weather, it’s expected that like last year, crowds will gather to witness the winter solstice light ceremony on December 21. Las...
Archaeology studies begin at proposed wind farm site near Oldbury
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ARCHAEOLOGY studies at the potential site of a new wind farm have started. Wind Prospect Developments Ltd, the company behind plans to build...
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Nine investigated over Pompeii collapses
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Nine people are under investigation for two collapses in the famous ancient Roman city of Pompeii that shocked the culture world last month,...
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