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Archaeological News



Spain Arrests 20 for Treasure Plunder

Twenty people accused in the plunder and sale of thousands of archaeological items have been arrested and their suspected booty seized, police said.
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Why G7 should stick to the bromides

It 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.
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External News for: archaeological

The kids dig it: Archaeology Day serves as an educational tool at Falls of the ... - Evening News and Tribune

The kids dig it: Archaeology Day serves as an educational tool at Falls of the ...Evening News and TribuneSuddeath@newsandtribune.com > SOUTHERN INDIANA — Children excavated miniature archaeological dig sites, learned how Native Americans scraped hide to make ...Youngsters find 'artifacts' during dig day at Falls of the OhioLouisville Courier-Journalall 3 news articles »

The kids dig it: Archaeology Day serves as an educational tool at Falls of the ... - Evening News and Tribune

The kids dig it: Archaeology Day serves as an educational tool at Falls of the ...Evening News and TribuneSuddeath@newsandtribune.com > SOUTHERN INDIANA — Children excavated miniature archaeological dig sites, learned how Native Americans scraped hide to make ...Youngsters find 'artifacts' during dig day at Falls of the OhioLouisville Courier-Journalall 3 news articles »

Surprise discovery in ancient graves on W&M campus - WTOP

Washington Post (blog)Surprise discovery in ancient graves on W&M campusWTOPDirector Joe Jones of the William & Mary Center for Archaeological Research says it's a first to find such formal graves for dogs. ...Colonial-era dog graves found in VirginiaUPI.comBone fragments represent unprecedented discoveryWilliam and Mary NewsW&M Dog Graves Remain UnexplainedWRICDaily Press -The Virginian-Pilotall 21 news articles »

The kids dig it: Archaeology Day serves as an educational tool at Falls of the ... - Evening News and Tribune

The kids dig it: Archaeology Day serves as an educational tool at Falls of the ...Evening News and TribuneSuddeath@newsandtribune.com > SOUTHERN INDIANA — Children excavated miniature archaeological dig sites, learned how Native Americans scraped hide to make ...Youngsters find 'artifacts' during dig day at Falls of the OhioLouisville Courier-Journalall 3 news articles »

Surprise discovery in ancient graves on W&M campus - WTOP

Washington Post (blog)Surprise discovery in ancient graves on W&M campusWTOPDirector Joe Jones of the William & Mary Center for Archaeological Research says it's a first to find such formal graves for dogs. ...Colonial-era dog graves found in VirginiaUPI.comBone fragments represent unprecedented discoveryWilliam and Mary NewsW&M Dog Graves Remain UnexplainedWRICDaily Press -The Virginian-Pilotall 21 news articles »

Back to School: Archaeological institute helped define Santa Fe - New Mexican

Back to School: Archaeological institute helped define Santa FeNew MexicanExasperated, curious and probably a little bitter, Bandelier investigated the disbursements of funds dedicated to archaeology by American institutions. ...and more »

 
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