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| Samstag, 13.3.2010, 20:50 Warmington's buried treasure may reveal what the Romans did for us Your account has been frozen . For your available options click the below button. mehr... |
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| Samstag, 13.3.2010, 12:28 Beheaded Vikings found at Olympic site They were 51 young men who met a grisly death far from home, their heads chopped off and their bodies thrown into a mass grave. mehr... |
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| Samstag, 13.3.2010, 11:47 Find a Place to Meet on Google Maps mehr... |
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| Samstag, 13.3.2010, 08:10 Bulgarian Archaeologists Make Breakthrough in Ancient Thrace Tomb A coin found nead the Starosel tombs shows the doubleheaded labrys, the coat of arms of the family of Amatokos II. mehr... |
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| Freitag, 12.3.2010, 23:50 Dead Sea Scrolls on display at Science Museum of Minnesota ST. PAUL, Minn. -- The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls is regarded as one of the most significant archaeological finds of the 20th century. mehr... |
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| Freitag, 12.3.2010, 16:25 Vacancies: Assistant Archaeologists Wessex Archaeology is currently seeking Assistant Archaeologists to support our fieldwork projects. The posts are offered as fixed-term contracts of up to three months duration and will be for projects based in either Salisbury or Kent. Find out more in our vacancies section. mehr... |
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| Freitag, 12.3.2010, 15:39 Grave likely holds East Timorese freedom fighters Nine blindfolded and buried bodies found during construction of a beachfront luxury hotel likely were East Timorese freedom fighters executed and put in a mass grave early in the Indonesian occupation, experts said Friday. mehr... |
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| Freitag, 12.3.2010, 11:18 Decapitated group 'were Vikings' Fifty-one decapitated skeletons found in a burial pit in Dorset were those of Scandinavian Vikings, scientists say. mehr... |
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| Freitag, 12.3.2010, 09:25 Friday Fun with Google Maps mehr... |
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| Freitag, 12.3.2010, 05:25 America's architectural heritage - the Sweet Potato Village near Atlanta, GA This how the Sweet Potato Village looked around 0 AD. The story of this Native American village's discovery and excavation is almost as interesting as its ancient history. mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 11.3.2010, 21:04 Archaeologists to embark on investigation into Shakespeares later life Meteorites could have kick-started life on earth 4 billion years ago A new study has shown that Meteorites that bombarded Earth four billion years ago could have kick-started life rather than wiping it out. mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 11.3.2010, 16:44 Jewish Women’s History on Google Maps mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 11.3.2010, 12:58 In the Mideast, no one people - owns' the past Israel's decision to include the Cave of the Patriarchs and Rachel's Tomb on the list of National Heritage Sites would, at first glance, appear to be one about which every Jew should be pleased. mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 11.3.2010, 10:53 UK Streetview - FULL Coverage UK Streetview - FULL Coverage updated... http://maps.google.co.uk/?ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=United+Kingdom&ll=53.343993,-5.185547&spn=8.217413,23.269043&z=6 (and drag the yellow... Map and GIS News finding blog. With so many Maps and GIS sites online now it is hard to find the good from the not so good. This blog tries to cut the cream and provide you with the newest, fastest, cleanest and most user friendly maps that are available online. News has location and it is mapped. mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 11.3.2010, 08:11 Archaeology: Jerusalem struggle "I like to travel and when I travel, I like to have a guide book. Here in Jerusalem, that guide book is the Tanah, the Bible." This is how guide Asher Altshul likes to start his tours at the expansive City of David archaeological site in Jerusalem. mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 11.3.2010, 04:57 Street View for Hong Kong & Macau mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 11.3.2010, 03:45 Pottery leads to discovery of peace-seeking women in American Southwest From the time of the Crusades to the modern day, war refugees have struggled to integrate into their new communities. mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 10.3.2010, 23:22 Australian archaeologists uncover 40,000-year-old site An archeologist examines the colonial graveyard beneath Sydney's city hall in 2008. mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 10.3.2010, 18:46 Eggstinct - But Scientists Hope For DNA Clues Scientists are hopeful of finding out more about ancient birds and why they died out after extracting DNA from a huge fossilised elephant bird egg. mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 10.3.2010, 14:09 Indy Children's Museum plans $4.2 million exhibit The Children's Museum of Indianapolis is planning a $4.2 million exhibit to help people learn about archaeological excavation. mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 10.3.2010, 11:45 Biking Directions on Google Maps - New! Biking Directions on Google Maps - New! (in beta) Green 'highlighted' lines are specific for Cyclists using Google Bicycle directions Bike lanes: For more than 150 cities in the US, we know which... Map and GIS News finding blog. With so many Maps and GIS sites online now it is hard to find the good from the not so good. This blog tries to cut the cream and provide you with the newest, fastest, cleanest and most user friendly maps that are available online. News has location and it is mapped. mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 10.3.2010, 09:31 Point of View: Archaeological discovery supports Scripture - again Israeli archeologist Eilat Mazar has reported an exciting discovery - evidence that newly unearthed fortifications in Jerusalem were built 3,000 years ago. mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 10.3.2010, 05:05 Evidence of Mormon Participation in Mexican War Found The recent finding of a 19th century silver bracelet in Alamo Mocho, in the desert of Baja California, represents the first material evidence of presence of the Mormon Battalion, which camped at the site before integrating to the 1847 Mexico-United States War . mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 10.3.2010, 00:06 Join in the conversation about Wikimedia @ MW2010 Wikimedia@MW2010 is a workshop to be held in Denver in April, just before the Museums and the Web 2010 conference. The goal is to develop 'policies that will enable museums to better contribute to and use Wikipedia or Wikimedia Commons, and for the Wikimedia community to benefit from the expertise in museums'. If you've got stuff you want to say, you can dive right into the conversation - there's a whole bunch of conversations at http://conference.archimuse.com/forums/wikimediamw2010, including 'Legal and Business Model Barriers to Collaboration, 'Notability Criteria' and 'Metrics for Museums on Wikipedia'. I'm going to be at the workshop and will do my best to represent any issues raised at the meeting. I think it's particularly important that we avoid 'Feeling glum after GLAM-WIKI' if we possibly can, so I'd like to go there with a really good understanding of the possible points of resistance, clashes in organisational culture or world view, incompatible requirements or wishlists so that they can be raised and hopefully dealt with during the in-person workshop. I'd love to hear from you if there are messages you want to pass on. I'm also thinking about an informal meetup in London to help cultural heritage people articulate some of the issues that might help or hinder collaboration so they can be represented at the workshop - if you're a museum, gallery, archive, library or general cultural heritage bod, would that be useful for you? mehr... |
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| Dienstag, 9.3.2010, 23:49 Tracking Milk with Google Maps mehr... |
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| Dienstag, 9.3.2010, 20:55 From the Dead Sea to the Mississippi Mar. 7--They flew to town in first-class seats, accompanied by personal attendants. mehr... |
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| Dienstag, 9.3.2010, 18:30 News for Week of 28 February - 6 March 2010 News items read by Laura Kelley include: mehr... |
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| Dienstag, 9.3.2010, 16:27 Randell Research Center to host fif..... Where: Calusa Heritage Trail, Pineland Who: Randell Research Center Why: To benefit on-going archaeological research Focusing on regional archaeology, history and ecology, the Randell Research will host the fifth annual Calusa Heritage Day this weekend. mehr... |
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| Dienstag, 9.3.2010, 14:32 New Google Geocoding Web Service New Google Geocoding Web Service The service is now 'not limited' but you are required to show the results on a Google Map. Examples given to help user understand the importance of this update. Lots... Map and GIS News finding blog. With so many Maps and GIS sites online now it is hard to find the good from the not so good. This blog tries to cut the cream and provide you with the newest, fastest, cleanest and most user friendly maps that are available online. News has location and it is mapped. mehr... |
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| Dienstag, 9.3.2010, 11:39 Time Team America Each episode unleashes a group of archaeologists, landscape specialists, scientists, historians and other experts onto an American archeological dig site. mehr... |
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| Dienstag, 9.3.2010, 06:37 Impact of Ancient Indonesian Volcanic Eruption The Toba super eruption occurred between 69,000 and 77,000 years ago at Lake Toba , and it is recognized as one of Earth's largest known eruptions. mehr... |
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| Dienstag, 9.3.2010, 02:01 Remains of Chinese immigrants to be reburied in LA LOS ANGELES - The remains of some of the nation's earliest Chinese settlers, whose graves were discovered five years ago during construction of a light rail line, will soon be reburied in a cemetery that once denied them entry. mehr... |
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| Montag, 8.3.2010, 21:35 Khirbet Qeiyafa identified as biblical 'Neta'im' Has another mystery in the history of Israel been solved? Prof. Gershon Galil of the Department of Bible Studies at the University of Haifa has identified Khirbet Qeiyafa as "Neta'im", which is mentioned in the book of Chronicles. mehr... |
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| Montag, 8.3.2010, 16:57 Archaeological work resumes at SC site They are digging into the past again this week at an archaeological site in northeastern South Carolina. mehr... |
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| Montag, 8.3.2010, 14:36 BBC SuperPower Map Visualising the Internet BBC SuperPower Map Visualising the Internet The growth of the Internet in a decade - Visualised in Geographical Form The internet as 2008, astonishing growth View the... Map and GIS News finding blog. With so many Maps and GIS sites online now it is hard to find the good from the not so good. This blog tries to cut the cream and provide you with the newest, fastest, cleanest and most user friendly maps that are available online. News has location and it is mapped. mehr... |
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| Montag, 8.3.2010, 12:19 Czech archaeologists find oldest settlement in Arbil, north Iraq An expedition of Czech archaeologists has found remains of an about 150,000-year-old prehistoric settlement in Arbil, north Iraq, which has been the so far oldest uncovered in this part of northern Mesopotamia, team head Karel Novacek told reporters Friday. mehr... |
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| Montag, 8.3.2010, 07:44 Buried Treasure and Hindu-Balinese Crusades I am an avid amateur archaeologist and my first love is old Javanese Hindu Temple ruins. mehr... |
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| Sonntag, 7.3.2010, 23:27 Rare honour for Winchester archaeologist Martin Biddle Winchester civic chiefs will honour the man who has done more than almost anyone to shed light on the citya s history. mehr... |
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| Sonntag, 7.3.2010, 20:27 Gay Bars and Clubs on Google Maps mehr... |
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| Sonntag, 7.3.2010, 15:21 Mystery of the Dead Sea Scrolls The Community Rule scroll, or the Manual of Discipline, contains a set of rules by which the authors of the Dead Sea Scrolls conducted their lives. mehr... |
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| Sonntag, 7.3.2010, 07:20 Quaker graveyard to be dug up for new homes SKELETONS from a 300-year-old Quaker graveyard are to be dug up to make way for new homes. mehr... |
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| Samstag, 6.3.2010, 23:11 Kenai 6th-graders' trip leads to finding Indian remains Michael Bernard looks at the artifacts recovered from the excavation of Athabascan remains found in Nikiski in summer 2009 during a Feb. mehr... |
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| Samstag, 6.3.2010, 17:02 'Treasures' of Weymouth Relief Road to go on show ARCHAEOLOGICAL treasure unearthed during building of the Weymouth Relief Road is going on display in the town. mehr... |
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| Samstag, 6.3.2010, 13:14 The Hells Angels Google Map mehr... |
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| Samstag, 6.3.2010, 08:48 Circular Base Found Corresponds to Ehecatl-Quetzalcoatl Temple Location Rests of a circular-based temple that according to the reconstructive map of Mexica ceremonial center in Tenochtitlan, could be the most important dedicated to Ehecatl-Quetzalcoatl, were discovered by National Institute of Anthropology and History specialists in a plot located at the back of Metropolitan Cathedral. mehr... |
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| Samstag, 6.3.2010, 00:36 Reply to comment A troubled man whose fear of reprisal for his undercover role in an artifact-trafficking probe prompted him to sleep with a gun apparently shot himself to death this week at his home. mehr... |
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| Freitag, 5.3.2010, 16:37 'Pompeii-Like' Excavations Tell Us More About Toba Super-Eruption The international, multidisciplinary research team, led by Oxford University in collaboration with Indian institutions, unveiled to a conference in Oxford what it calls 'Pompeii-like excavations' beneath the Toba ash. mehr... |
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| Freitag, 5.3.2010, 13:04 Find a Bar for Your College Team mehr... |
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| Freitag, 5.3.2010, 12:52 Controversy over Shropshire woman not declaring find On 25 February a Ludlow woman became the first person in the UK to face the full wrath of the Treasure Act for failing to report an ancient artefact find. Kate Harding, 23, pleaded guilty to breaching the act, was given a three month conditional discharge and ordered to hand over an artefact almost 700 years old. The artefact was a silver, round, stamped, 14th Century, 2cm (0.8in) circle resembling a coin in all normal respects, except - crucially - it was double the normal thickness. Read the rest of this article... mehr... |
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| Freitag, 5.3.2010, 12:48 Exciting find for museum bosses A ROMAN quern stone discovered near Chaigley has sparked excitement in archaeological circles. The stone was taken into Ribchester Roman Museum's 'Finds Day' on Saturday by a local woman and Curator Patrick Tostevin says it was definitely "the highlight of the day." "It is the sort of object that would suggest there might be some sort of hitherto undiscovered Roman settlement in the area," said Patrick. "It was an absolutely wonderful day and I was delighted with the response we had. A steady stream of people brought in a variety of different objects from coins to Chinese terracotta. Read the rest of this article... mehr... |
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| Freitag, 5.3.2010, 12:27 How the Alphabet Was Born from Hieroglyphs To the Asiatics, as they were called, the lush Nile Delta, with its open marshlands rich with fish and fowl, was a veritable Garden of Eden. From earliest times, Canaanites and other Asiatics would come and settle here. Indeed, this is the background of the Biblical story of the famine in Canaan that led to Jacob’s descent into Egypt (Genesis 46:1–7). By the beginning of the Egyptian Middle Kingdom (a few years after 2000 B.C.E.), the pressure of immigrants on the eastern Delta was so strong that the Egyptian authorities built a series of forts at strategic points to “repel the Asiatics,” as the story of Sinuhe tells us. Read the rest of this article... mehr... |
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| Freitag, 5.3.2010, 12:23 Archaeologists survey Roman road The history of the road, which runs from Winchester to Chichester, is to be investigated and people are invited to get involved in a field visit. People wanting to get a closer look at the ancient road should attend a workshop on Saturday March 20, held at the Milburys Pub in Beauworth, Hampshire. The meeting starts at 11am with lunch at the pub. A field visit will follow in the afternoon. Read the rest of this article... mehr... |
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| Freitag, 5.3.2010, 08:34 Landowner dismayed N.C. 107 bridge widening will claim archaeology site A Cherokee archaeological site spanning from at least 6,000 years ago to the 18th century stands in the way of bridge widening project over the Tuckasegee River in Jackson County. mehr... |
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| Freitag, 5.3.2010, 00:32 Informant in artifacts case kills self A suicidal man who shot and killed himself during a confrontation with police Monday was the informant who helped federal officials in a case involving stolen Indian artifacts in the Four Corners region. mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 4.3.2010, 21:14 Viewing Webcams with Aerial View mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 4.3.2010, 20:03 Coins from Alexander the Great found in Syria More than 250 silver coins dating back to the time of Alexanderthe Great were unearthed in northern Syria, a Syrian archaeologist said Thursday . mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 4.3.2010, 15:35 Nubian desert yields mysteries to rival ancient Egypt MEROE, Sudan: There is not a tourist in sight as the sun sets over sand-swept pyramids at Meroe, but archaeologists say the Nubian Desert of northern Sudan holds mysteries to rival ancient Egypt. mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 4.3.2010, 11:58 SaferMK Community Safety Mapping by Zubed SaferMK Community Safety Mapping by Zubed A nice web GIS mapping solution.... Overlay of Crime data using Openlayers and using Ordnance Survey Mapping from the GetMapping Map Service Clear... Map and GIS News finding blog. With so many Maps and GIS sites online now it is hard to find the good from the not so good. This blog tries to cut the cream and provide you with the newest, fastest, cleanest and most user friendly maps that are available online. News has location and it is mapped. mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 4.3.2010, 10:57 Egyptian tomb discovered with 'spells helping travel to afterlife' The tomb was discovered near her pyramid in Saqqara, 20 miles south of Cairo, chief archaeologist Zahi Hawass announced. mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 4.3.2010, 06:19 Retelling the history of New Mexico's Native Americans Historical, archaeological and anthropological portrayals of Native American experiences, especially during colonial periods, have focused on the decimation of indigenous populations through rampant disease, cultural extinction and military conquest. mehr... |
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| Donnerstag, 4.3.2010, 01:54 Nail from Knights Templar claimed to date from time of Jesus Christ's crucifixion A nail that some claim may have been used in the crucifixion of Jesus Christ has just been made public: Nail from Christ's crucifixion found? A nail dating from the time of Christ's crucifixion has been found at a remote fort believed to have once been a stronghold of the Knights Templar. mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 3.3.2010, 21:32 Archaeologists amend written history of China's first emperor Washington, March 3 : A team of researchers has tried to correct the inaccuracies in the account of the exploits of China's first emperor, Qin Shihuangdi, and present a more holistic and realistic view of the ruler. mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 3.3.2010, 20:38 Be an Informed Traveller with Google Maps mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 3.3.2010, 17:10 3/3/2010 - Burial chamber of ancient Egyptian queen unearthed The necropolis of Saqqara outside Cairo, famed for its massive step pyramid, has yielded a string of discoveries as 10 different teams excavate a previously untouched area. mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 3.3.2010, 16:29 Protected Planet Map (Beta) Protected Planet Map (Beta) "The latest initiative of the World Database on Protected Areas." Simple concept map every protected area on the planet: Database: Compiling a database containing every... Map and GIS News finding blog. With so many Maps and GIS sites online now it is hard to find the good from the not so good. This blog tries to cut the cream and provide you with the newest, fastest, cleanest and most user friendly maps that are available online. News has location and it is mapped. mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 3.3.2010, 14:49 Staffordshire Hoard team wins award Birmingham City Council Cabinet Member for Leisure, Culture and Sport, Cllr Martin Mullaney, today congratulated the Staffordshire Hoard team after it scooped a top archaeology award. The team that recovered the Anglo-Saxon treasure, including staff from Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, have won the Current Archaeology award for ‘The Best Rescue Dig of the Year, 2010’. And Cllr Mullaney believes it is a richly deserved accolade. He said: “This was a team effort from day one and everyone involved deserves credit. A number of organisations have played a part and things have run smoothly – from the excavation right the way through to the fundraising campaign.” Read the rest of this article... mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 3.3.2010, 14:47 Oratory to be revealed for St Piran's Day 2011 TODAY the tiny 9th century oratory of St Piran lies buried deep in the dunes above Perranporth. But not for long. The Historic Environment Service of Cornwall Council and the St Piran Trust will work with English Heritage and Natural England to uncover the historic church which has been overwhelmed by shifting sands for the best part of a thousand years. Until an eagerly-awaited exploratory dig took in January, no-one had seen the church since 1980 when it was reburied to protect it from wind, weather and vandalism. No-one was quite sure how deep it lay inside the man-made mound and this information was vital for planning the dig. Archaeologists from the Historic Environment Service had permission to dig several trenches. The main trench was cut into the mound itself in order to find the floor level and, with luck, to locate the door of the oratory. Hopes were high but the task was hardly straightforward. Read the rest of this article... mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 3.3.2010, 14:46 Treasures from Orkney Viking burial grave to go on show at York Jorvik An iron sword, gaming pieces and an arsenal of arrows from a set of antler bone carvings found next to corpses in Viking graves will be revealed by archaeologists in York this May. The Jorvik Viking Centre has obtained the burial hoard from The Orkney Museum, which has held the remains since they were discovered alongside the bodies of an elderly woman, middle-aged man and a child on the island town of Scar in 1991. Designed to follow the souls of the dead into the afterlife in a Viking boat grave, they were almost lost forever. Read the rest of this article... mehr... |
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| Mittwoch, 3.3.2010, 14:43 Neolithic man puts major bypass on hold Thousands of years ago our Neolithic forebears were hunting wild game with flint arrows in the hills overlooking what is now Ballymena. Now they’re still making their presence felt, delaying a road dualling scheme that was aimed at easing congestion between the town and the M2. The A26 Ballee Road East to M2 Ballymena bypass dualling scheme was due to be completed by the end of this month. But bad weather and the discovery of rare Neolithic remains have pushed that deadline back to late summer, costing tens of thousands of pounds. Read the rest of this article... mehr... |
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