Google To Sell Web-Page Ads Visible On Mobile Phones The company said that its new product would establish a cellphone advertising network in which Google would match ads with the content of mobile Web pages.... Read Full Article Benazir Bhutto Assassination: The Blog Reaction "All the roads leading to capital Islamabad have been barricaded and blocked and there are reports of collision of police with protesters." Updates from the streets at <a href="http:&... Read Full Article Tang Wei Blacklisted For ’glorifying Traitors’ China’s newest film star, who shot to fame in the director Ang Lee’s sexually explicit spy thriller <i>Lust, Caution, </i>has been blacklisted by Beijing authorities.... Read Full Article Australia Courts Controversy Over Kangaroo Cull The new Australian government has run into trouble with its refusal to stop a plan to kill 400 kangaroos on a former military base.... Read Full Article Jean-Paul Bolufer Sacked After Uproar Over Grace And Favour Homes President Sarkozy’s efforts to project a caring face suffered a blow yesterday when a senior official was dismissed for enjoying a luxurious council flat while running the government programme for h... Read Full Article |
Archaeological NewsSpain Arrests 20 for Treasure PlunderTwenty people accused in the plunder and sale of thousands of archaeological items have been arrested and their suspected booty seized, police said.Read Full Article Why G7 should stick to the bromidesIt has been a long time since meetings of the Group of Seven finance ministers were newsworthy events. Though economics reporters dutifully continue to log the air miles in pursuit of some elusive hint of a global crisis, their hearts aren’t really in it. The discussions are over before any of the officials has even arrived and amount to a series of bromides about the importance of global economic stability. While currency traders scan it as though it were some archaeological discovery, the communiqué issued after each gathering is as predictable as a telephone directory, only not as interesting.Read Full Article External News for: archaeologicalArchaeologists publish first map of contested sites in Middle East - UC Los AngelesArchaeologists publish first map of contested sites in Middle EastUC Los AngelesBy UCLA Newsroom November 20, 2009 Category: Research A team of archaeologists from UCLA, USC, Israel and Palestinian territories has developed the first ...Digital map reveals Israeli archaeologyLos Angeles TimesMap of 7000 Holy Land Archaeological Sites RecognizedScience Magazine (blog)all 3 news articles »Archaeologists publish first map of contested sites in Middle East - UC Los AngelesArchaeologists publish first map of contested sites in Middle EastUC Los AngelesBy UCLA Newsroom November 20, 2009 Category: Research A team of archaeologists from UCLA, USC, Israel and Palestinian territories has developed the first ...Digital map reveals Israeli archaeologyLos Angeles TimesMap of 7000 Holy Land Archaeological Sites RecognizedScience Magazine (blog)all 3 news articles »ULM Museum of Natural History to present fall lecture on Darwin - Monroe News StarULM Museum of Natural History to present fall lecture on DarwinMonroe News StarSince 1978 he has worked as a research station archaeologist for the Arkansas Archaeological Survey, located on the campus of the University of Arkansas at ...and more »Archaeologists publish first map of contested sites in Middle East - UC Los AngelesArchaeologists publish first map of contested sites in Middle EastUC Los AngelesBy UCLA Newsroom November 20, 2009 Category: Research A team of archaeologists from UCLA, USC, Israel and Palestinian territories has developed the first ...Digital map reveals Israeli archaeologyLos Angeles TimesMap of 7000 Holy Land Archaeological Sites RecognizedScience Magazine (blog)all 3 news articles »ULM Museum of Natural History to present fall lecture on Darwin - Monroe News StarULM Museum of Natural History to present fall lecture on DarwinMonroe News StarSince 1978 he has worked as a research station archaeologist for the Arkansas Archaeological Survey, located on the campus of the University of Arkansas at ...and more »Looting Matters: Are Import Restrictions on Italian Antiquities Working? - PR Newswire (press release)Looting Matters: Are Import Restrictions on Italian Antiquities Working?PR Newswire (press release)This agreement relates to "the Imposition of Import Restrictions on Archaeological Material Representing the Pre-Classical, Classical and Imperial Roman ...and more » |
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