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Archeologist uncovers ancient pottery

Dr. Mike Carson, left, and Lino Villagomez place artifacts, found at the House of Taga archaeological site, into storage bags for labeling.

Book Review - Novel uncovers loss and love

Ren Taylor, the appealing, soul-searching character at the heart of this novel, is an archaeologist of some renown in the canyons of the New Mexico desert.

UOG's Acabado receives National Geographic Society grant

Research: Stephen Acabado received a grant from the National Geographic Society to research irrigation and social organization of the Ifugao people of the Northern Philippines.

NCC student finds artifact in archaeological dig

NORWALKa S--a The archaeology program at Norwalk Community College has unearthed a 4,000-year-old spearhead in a backyard in Redding.

Can the Archaeology of Manual Specialization Tell Us Anything About...

In this review and position paper we explore the neural substrates for manual specialization and their possible connection with language and speech.

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Linda Petersen

Kennewick Man - Present and Future Help Needed

Started by Linda Petersen Nov 15, 2011.

Smoke Pfeiffer

Archaeological Programs Targeted by State Budget Cutting

Started by Smoke Pfeiffer Aug 1, 2011.

Chenthil

Bronze Age battle site in Northern Germany 1 Reply

Started by Chenthil. Last reply by tony clark Jan 20.

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Underwater Survey and Maritime Archaeology in the Port of Sanitja

For 2012, the Ecomuseum of the Cape of Cavalleria offers an underwater course which presents two main parts. The first one deals with underwater archaeological survey in order to explore the Roman port of Sanitja and the coast of the Cape of Cavalleria, identifying structures of the Roman city of Sanisera as well as Roman shipwrecks. The port of Sanitja was not only occupied by the Romans. There are also ruins of a Muslim mosque and English defence tower which lead us to believe that we will…See More
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Roberto Muñoz is now a member of ArchaeoSeek Friday
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tony clark replied to Kenneth J Hill's discussion 'Has anyone seen any petroglyphs like these ?'
Hi Ken, and thank you for replying so promptly. Do you think that inscriptions which are etched on the same stone would have been cut at the same time? If so it may have been transported by the owner like a kind of set of primitive…
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Second Call for Entries: The Archaeology Channel Conference on Cultural Heritage Film

To Scholars and Film Makers : Archaeological Legacy Institute is extending its deadline for paper submissions for The Archaeology Channel Conference on Cultural Heritage Film to be held May 9-11 in Eugene, Oregon, USA, in conjunction with our Ninth annual installment of The Archaeology Channel International film and Video Festival (May 8-12).  The deadline for abstract and symposium submissions now is February 29, 2012.  The Conference will be held at the University of Oregon Baker Downtown…See More
Blog post by Rick Pettigrew Wednesday
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tony clark left a comment for LOREN BLALOCK
Hi Loren, thank you for welcoming me, I admire your sentiments, esp. the part where you popint out that heritage is the resonsibility of everyone and not just an appointed body. You have my best wishes, Looking forward to exchanging and…
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Kenneth J Hill replied to Kenneth J Hill's discussion 'Has anyone seen any petroglyphs like these ?'
Hi Tony, thanks again for your thoughts.. I should have mentioned that there are just 2 stones. The 2nd etching is on the opposite side of the 1st stone, and the 3rd and 4th etchings are on the other stone. So, I guess it would make sense that 1st…
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tony clark commented on Diana Izdebski's group 'Archaeological Illustration'
Much appreciated. thank you
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Kenneth J Hill left a comment for Smoke Pfeiffer
Hi Smoke, Thanks for the links. I've been to the ASV, COVA, and the Dept of Historic Resources. I've found a lot of info on points & other stone tools, but not much on rockart. There is something called "The Virginia rockart…
Wednesday
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Archaeological Illustration

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A discussion on archaeological media including illustration and CAD renderings of maps, artifacts, plans, profiles and more. Share the best tools and techniques for different materials and patterns.
tony clark joined Diana Izdebski's group Wednesday
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Ethnoarchaeology

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anything relating to ethnoarchaeology
tony clark joined Anisa Tanaka's group Wednesday
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Archaeological Ethics

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This group is for the disemination of information and discussion of Archaeological Ethics
tony clark joined Smoke Pfeiffer's group Wednesday
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New World Early Contact Period Studies

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To preserve America's rich cultural heritage unimpaired. The study of European Discovery and the impact it had on Native American Societies can be a very controversial subject. As a discoverer of lost 16th Century Trails and the only archaeological evidence ever found in North America with a Spanish Explorer's name on it this topic has special interest. Given half a chance historical truth can speak for itself with regards to lost 16th Century footsteps and the Native American Cultures affected…See More
tony clark joined LOREN BLALOCK's group Wednesday
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Typology

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What is a type? What is a type collection? How does a type collection relate to the full range of diversity in any collection? Can we compare "type collections" cross culturally or cross-chronologically? Is there any utility to the concept of type?
tony clark joined Michael A. lewis's group Wednesday
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tony clark left a comment for Kandice Elsie Barreda
Hi Candice, Please ignore my last comment, let me explain. I recieved a message via ArchaeoSeek from someone called 'Faith' which was rather odd. She was asking me what kind of food I liked and my likes/dislikes which struck me as slightly…
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