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WORLD| “Lands of Marvels” by Barry Unsworth
Subscribe to our mailing list, become a member of our Facebook Page, or join our Facebook Group before February 15th 2009 and be eligible to win a copy of Barry Unsworth’s new book “Land of Marvels”.Prehistoric Native Americans and Folsom Technology: New Evidence from the Great Plains
New evidence from the Great Plains reveals insights into prehistoric Native American usage of Folsom lithic technology.Archaeological News / Nouvelles archeologiques| Jan. 20 2009
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Here are this weeks’ top archaeological headline. Voici les nouvelles archéologiques de la semaine.Great Basin Archaeology and Cultural Affiliation of Native American Indians
An article on the Great Basin region and cultural affiliation of Native American Indians and archaeology.Mar 2nd 2009| What happened in Archaeology today- News
IRAN| Rare Magic Inscription on Human Skull SYRIA| Cuneiform tablet discovered in Homs dating back to 1700 B.C.Mar 7th 2009| What happened in Archaeology today- News
USA| Fossilized fish brain surprises scientists USA| PPHM rebuilds bison Weatherford wanted help with ancient bones UK| William Shakespeare revival set for ShoreditchUNESCO World Heritage sites in panography - 360 degree imaging
Pläne, 360 FotografienStonehenge Rebuilt
Cool site on StonehengeOn the origin of the Etruscan civilisation
"One of anthropology's most enduring mysteries - the origins of the ancient Etruscan civilisation - may finally have been solved, with a study of cattle."Women have played major role in history -- from the start, authors assert
"Of greatest import in this book is the idea that women have always been major players – not simply baby-machines who tended to the children, rustled up roots, collected nuts and berries and reliPre-Columbian Ruin Discovered In Peru
"Located in the cloud-forested eastern slope of the Andes mountains, the ruin is believed to belong to the ancient Chachapoya [...] from about the ninth to the fifteenth century AD."
