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Friday, January 27
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Tulsa Native American Times - Tulsa,OK,USA
It is also a place threatened by modern-day vandals who view Tutuveni not as the sacred site and archaeological treasure that it is, but rather a canvas for their own graffiti. Scattered among the many ancient impressions are the markings of lovers, [more]
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Friday, January 27
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Fort Pierce Tribune - Fort Pierce,FL,USA
16 with world famous archaeologist and curator Dr. Dennis J. Stanford of the Smithsonian Institution. Stanford is curator of North and South American Paleolithic, Asian Paleolithic and Western United States archaeological collections and director of [more]
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Friday, January 27
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Wilton Villager
By DANIELLE CAPALBO Villager Staff Writer NORWALK -- The archaeology program at Norwalk Community College has unearthed a 4000-year-old spearhead in a backyard in Redding. "It's like an arrowhead," said Chelsea Dean, 18, of Fairfield, who discovered [more]
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Friday, January 27
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Lynn News - King's Lynn,Norfolk,UK
King's Lynn Archaelogical society chairman Clive Bond (centre) thanks David and Anne Lake (left) and John and Elizabeth Smallwood for their years of service. www.lynnnews.co.uk/buyaphoto West Norfolk and King's Lynn Archaeological Society has said .. [more]
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Friday, January 27
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Collingwood Enterprise Bulletin - Collingwood,Ontario,Canada
Archaeologist Charles Garrad, whose work in the region has uncovered the life history of the Petun — a First Nations people who lived in the area 500 years ago — was presented with the Order of Ontario on Thursday for his work as an archaeologist, .. [more]
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Friday, January 27
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Dominican Today - Santo Domingo,Dominican Republic
Egypt's new military authorities have reissued the license to Dominican archaeologist Kathleen Martinez to resume the excavations in the historic search for the tomb of Cleopatra, an investigation that has piqued the interest and obtained the support [more]
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Friday, January 27
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York Press - York,UK
By Kate Liptrot » kate.liptrot@thepress.co.uk An expert in Roman and medieval archaeology and history, Dr Ronald Butler, of Green Lane, is credited with making a huge contribution to the knowledge of York's past. He belonged to many historical ... [more]
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Friday, January 27
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Norfolk Eastern Daily Press
Dr John Davies, chief curator and keeper of archaeology at Norfolk Museums and Archaeology Service with some of the trial exhibition displays in the Norwich Castle Museum keep. Photo by Simon Finlay. Smart phone technology, wall projections and giant [more]
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Friday, January 27
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Armenian Reporter - Yerevan,Armenia
Yerevan - The Cambridge Yerevan Sister City Association (CYSCA) at a recent meeting of its Board of Directors voted unanimously to adopt a program to help preserve and renovate the Shengavit Historical and Archaeological Culture Preserve in Yerevan. [more]
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Friday, January 27
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The Daily News Journal
NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Division of Archaeology and MTSU are hosting the 24th Current Research in Tennessee Archaeology meeting, today and Saturday in the Ed Jones Auditorium at the Ellington Agricultural Center. The meeting is free and open to the [more]
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