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Egyptian archaeologists find ancient royal tomb

CAIRO. September 2. KAZINFORM Egyptian archaeologists have found the burial chamber and sarcophagus of the pharaoh Senusret II, who ruled Egypt from around 1897 BC to 1878 BC, the MENA news agency reported on ...

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Sat Sep 06, 2008

About.com

Ometepe Archaeological Project: Field Work in Focus

It must be that time of year--time to start planning for the 2009 archaeology field season.

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Village Soup

Tess Gerritsen unveils new novel, "The Keepsake" Sept. 9.

CAMDEN : I just received a press release that Camden bestselling author Tess Gerritsen is releasing her new novel, "The Keepsake" Sept.

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National Geographic

Oldest Skeleton in Americas Found Underwater?

Deep inside an underwater cave in Mexico, archaeologists may have discovered the oldest human skeleton ever found in the Americas.

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Fri Sep 05, 2008

Free Republic

Melting Swiss glacier yields Neolithic trove, climate secrets

Some 5,000 years ago, on a day with weather much like today's, a prehistoric person tread high up in what is now the Swiss Alps, wearing goat leather pants, leather shoes and armed with a bow and arrows.

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Reuters

Rome's car-parking chaos sparks "barbarian" debate

Visitors leaving Rome with anecdotes of cars parked on zebra crossings, blocking pavements or two abreast on narrow streets would probably think the locals would welcome plans for a giant new carpark.

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Mother Jones

Party Favors: Land Handouts Are a Gas

" I just want you to know that I'm not here representing blm ," archaeologist Blaine Miller reminds me as we drive along the coarsely graded road through central Utah's Nine Mile Canyon.

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Prague Daily Monitor

Archaeologists find unique 7000-year-old statue

Czech archaeologists have uncovered a torso of a unique female statue created about 7000 years ago near Masovice, which is the second similar find in this locality, Zdenek Cizmar, head of the archaeological ...

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Thu Sep 04, 2008

Reuters

Greece gets antiquities back from U.S. collector

ATHENS - Greece celebrated on Wednesday the return of two rare smuggled antiquities from a prominent U.S. collector and expressed hope other ancient Greek treasures housed overseas would one day be sent home.A ...

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The Economist

Monitor: Armchair archaeology

Computing: Archaeologists are using free satellite imagery from Google Earth to make discoveries, develop theories and plan expeditions Google Earth INDIANA JONES, it is fair to say, would not approve.

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Newkerala.com

Ancient tomb made from blue and white porcelain bowls unearthed in China

New Delhi, September 4 : The archaeology department of China's Chongqing Municipality have announced the discovery of a tomb made from more than 2,000 blue and white porcelain bowls, which dates back to the ...

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The London News.Net

Archaeologist uncovers Roman settlement in US

London, September 4 : An archaeologist has uncovered the foundations for a Roman settlement on East Cleveland coast in the US.

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Wed Sep 03, 2008

GISCafe

Researcher Maps Ancient Tombs in Oman with GPS-Photo Link Software

THORNTON, Colorado, USA, 3 September 2008 An archaeologist from Michigan State University is using GPS-Photo Link photo mapping software from GeoSpatial Experts to record the precise locations and conditions of ...

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Related Topix: Thornton, CO, Michigan State University, Archaeology, Science, Cameras

The Northern Scot

Dig in now and discover the past

ARCHAEOLOGISTS are inviting members of the public to join them in exploring the past at an Iron Age settlement in Moray.

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Telegraph.co.uk

Two thousandyearold wall found in Jerusalem

Remains of a 2,100-year-old wall have been discovered on Mount Zion, outside the Old City of Jerusalem.

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Normblog

Please don't let them be misunderstood

The front cover of the September issue of New Internationalist boasts a special feature, 'Was the Khmer Rouge misunderstood?' It isn't online yet, but I'll try to give you some feel for it.

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Freerepublic.com

Prehistoric Funerary Precinct Excavated In Northern Israel... [6,750-8,500 BC]

Hebrew University excavations in the north of Israel have revealed a prehistoric funerary precinct dating back to 6,750-8,500 BCE.

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Tue Sep 02, 2008

Xinhuanet

Work to save Three Gorges relics well under way

Heritage conservation is well under way at the Three Gorges dam in preparation for the rise of the water level from 156 m to 175 m. Measures will be taken amid the township's displacement, building ...

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New Delhi News.Net

Favoured by Mughals, Agra sandstone attracts modern builders

The smooth red sandstone used in Mughal monuments like Agra Fort, Red Fort and Fatehpur Sikri had lost its popularity at one time with the increasing use of bricks and mortar, but is back in favour now with ...

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Related Topix: World News, Pakistan, India, Archaeology, Science

Turkish Daily News

Turkish Press Scanner

A group of 10,000 participants in a meeting of the Turkish Peace Assembly gathered Sunday to call for peace in Istanbul's Kadykoy Square, daily Sabah reported yesterday.

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Related Topix: Turkey, World News, Middle East, Archaeology, Science

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