15 hours ago by admin

Paul Nasca to Discuss “Lincoln’s War at Washington’s Boyhood Home” The Alexandria Archaeology Museum is offering a free illustrated lecture about historic Ferry Farm on Saturday, February 25, at 10 a.m. Alexandria Archaeologist Paul Nasca will present “Lincoln’s War at Washington’s Boyhood Home,” a ...

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15 hours ago by mikepitts

It started on Wednesday as the departure of Mick Aston from Time Team, as the Daily Mail ran with British Archaeology’s news. Yesterday the focus shifted to Mary-Ann Ochota, with misleading innuendos about the timing and nature of her departure from the same series. Today it’s moved down the paper c ...

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15 hours ago by megalithix

Tumulus: OS Grid Reference – ST 7751 0574 Also Known as: Bulbarrow Bull Barrow Archaeology & History A prehistoric round barrow with an ancient literary pedigree, dating back to Anglo-Saxon records according to A.D. Mills (1989), when is was described in the boundary records of 833 AD as ‘ on burg‘. ...

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16 hours ago by ancientfoods

Topic: Brewing Beer in ancient Greenland Archaeologists from the Danish national museum have finally succeeded in confirming that Erik the Red and his people could indeed brew beer in Greenland when they lived there. There has long been a question mark over whether or not the southern Greenlandic cl ...

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16 hours ago by Wyoming Arts

The Tate Geological Museum in Casper is now selling tickets to its biennial fund-raiser to be held on Saturday, Feb. 25, at the Casper Petroleum Club. The special guest of honor will be Paul Hallock, former Casper College Foundation executive director who retired in June 2012. “Follow the Fossil Tra ...

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17 hours ago by Lucille

The site. The (very hardy) archaeologists. The plans. The hole. The medieval town wall? Let's hope not, because if it is, we won't be getting our extension. On the other hand, we might get to be on this programme.

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18 hours ago by ahtzib

Most of this talk will be on the Maya calendar, Classic Maya society, etc. But I will also be discussing briefly how the whole 2012 thing has come to pass, and has been hyped up, etc..

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19 hours ago by Outreach Staff

  Courtesy of the St. Augustine Record Florida Public Archaeology Network. My first couple of semesters at Flagler College were spent in complete ignorance of the FPAN acronym, let alone what it stood for. Nestled behind Markland, the small cottage that houses FPAN is quite easily overlooked. It ...

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19 hours ago by jerloven

If you are reading this post then you presumably find archaeology and archaeology related websites quite interesting. The same is true for all of us here at Blackwater Draw as well. Whether the work of archaeologists is occurring in our region, the … Continue reading →

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20 hours ago by James F. McGrath

Several bloggers, including myself, have urged folks not to get too excited at this early stage about rumors regarding a very early – indeed, first-century – fragment of the Gospel of... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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