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CEDAR CITY - Iron County will celebrate Utah's annual Archaeology Week with a series of events on Saturday at Frontier Homestead State Park Museum.
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Students archaeologists learn: Garbage is good
When students in an archaeology field school at Flagler College first started digging, instructor Bill Locascio told them an archaeological truth, "It's not what you find, it's what you find out.
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Archaeology expedition creates hope of God's plan for all of us
TEL MARESHA, Israel -- The underground cave in which we are digging for archeological treasures here is domed with rock, cool and a bit damp.
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Chinese archaeology proves early East-West links
The vast but little known north-western Chinese region of Xinjiang has presented a University of Sydney archaeologist with exciting new evidence of early contact between China and the West.
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Scientist at Work Blog: How to Uncover Underwater Artifacts
Diving for Maya artifacts involves high-tech diving equipment and low-tech archaeology tools like pulleys and buckets.
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El Paso Museum of Archaeology will host night-sky storytelling event Friday
Visitors to the El Paso Museum of Archaeology can hear Native-American tribal stories and learn about the stars and night sky this week.
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Archaeology student finds unmarked grave in park
The parcel of land nestled between South Sixth Street and Wayne Avenue in Indiana where Indiana County's Memorial Park is located was first surveyed in 1774, and generations ago it was a church cemetery. Continue
CSULB archaeology professor’s research gains national recognition
By: By Alexandra Kroeger Carl Lipo’s work will be featured in a NOVA TV documentary and in National Geographic. Continue
City considering archaeology ordinance
City of Savannah officials are considering whether to adopt a new ordinance that would better protect archaeological finds in the city.The Chatham County-Savannah Metropolitan Planning Commission and the Chatham County Resource Protection Commission will host a panel discussion at 2 p.m. Continue
Redefining archaeological research
Gently cradling a 5,000-year-old cuneiform clay tablet from Ur (modern day Iraq), Andrew Nelson wishes he could peel back the layers to find out what makes up this first-generation iPad. Continue