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Secret of Chhattisgarh's rich lifestyle revealed at Tarighat
Times of India - India
Talking to TOI, excursion director of state archaeological department, J R Bhagat said, "The remarkable discovery has been coined as Kharun valley civilization as the city has been found on the banks of Kharun river and is one of the richest lifestyl [more]
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Wet weather helped human culture grow
Natural History Museum - London,UK
Archaeological sites in South Africa {Blombos Cave (BBC), Pinnacle Point (PP), Klasies river (KR), Howiesons Poort Shelter (HPS), Sibudu Cave (SC) and Boarder Cave (BC)}. These sites have evidence of cultural innovations from over 60,000 years ago. [more]
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Diminishing interest in cultural study
Himalayan Times - Kathmandu,Nepal
Meanwhile, the Central Department of Nepalese History, Culture and Archaeology (NeHCA), Tribhuvan University (TU) is the only institution to offer Master's level programme. However, the declining interest of students seems to affect the future of thi [more]
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Delay in mine project shadows hopes for Afghan economy
Kansas City Star - MO,USA
One is the sprawling set of ancient ruins on the site now being documented and excavated by a team of archaeologists and more than 400 local laborers, paid for by $8 million from the World Bank, making it one of the larges archaeological projects in [more]
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Tuesday, May 21
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Sudan Vision
The British Museum in London continued its commitment to the support and promotion of Archaeology in the Sudan with an international conference on 13 May 2013 at the Stevenson Lecture Theatre. It was opened by Dr. Neal Spencer, Keeper of the ... [more]
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Tuesday, May 21
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Ahram Online
Facing anger from Egyptologists, a surprised Minister of State for Antiquities Ahmed Eissa clarifies to Ahram Online that UNESCO is not actually threatening to remove six Egyptian archaeological sites from the World Heritage List (WHL). On Monday nig [more]
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Tuesday, May 21
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Music Indistry News Network - USA
Music Indistry News Network On June 28th at the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick, NJ, a Rock n' Roll archaeological dig will unfold, as singer/songwriter/producer/drummer Rich Pagano, pianist/vocalist/songwriter Jeff Kazee and singer/bassist [more]
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Tuesday, May 21
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ITV.com - UK
It now contains the archaeological remnants of buildings that used to stand on the site. The story of the cathedral's 2000 year history weaves around the remains of earlier buildings. Old and new side by side. The new Dean of York considers it a gift [more]
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Tuesday, May 21
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Daily Liberal
Her first archaeological, conservation and development project, in 2007-2009, (under the auspices of the Eyesus Hintsa Trust) transformed a barren river valley in Tigray into an archaeological and environmental park. Ms Schofield described the work . [more]
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Tuesday, May 21
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Juliet
Thechronicleofmtjuliet A routine excavation at Andrew Jackson's home, The Hermitage became an archaeological discovery. Earlier this year as workers were repairing a broken pipe, they uncovered what appears to be the foundation of a Jackson era build [more]
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Tuesday, May 21
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Gadling - Santa Monice,CA,USA
Archaeologists found that Dilmun had been an important center for the Persian Gulf trade route that flourished between the Mesopotamian civilizations in what is now Iraq and the Indus Valley in southern Asia around 2000 B.C. Dilmun's trade connection [more]
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Tuesday, May 21
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Frontline - Chennai,India
Nuclear physicists have confirmed what archaeologists had proposed: the 3,000 year timeline of this village and its trade connections with Rome. Doubts, if any, about the antiquity of Pattanam appear settled. Molecular biologists too are at work in . [more]
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Tuesday, May 21
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Kentucky.com - Lexington,KY,USA
Scott Clark, a Lexington technology entrepreneur, took up metal detecting as a hobby in 1985 and recently has worked with archaeologists exploring James Madison's Montpelier estate in Virginia. He was digging here near a circa 1810 farmhouse in Bourb [more]
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Tuesday, May 21
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cruises.about.com - USA
Viminacium is near the Serbian town of Kostolac, and river cruise ships sailing the eastern Danube stopover for a few hours so that passengers can tour the large Roman archaeological site. It's very interesting to look out over today's crop fields an [more]
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