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Archaeology Daily News is a daily updated online newspaper since November 3, 2008. Archaeology Daily News is dedicated to bring you up to the daily news from sources around the world. We track and aggregate news feeds by their published dates. Archaeology Daily News is a true community-oriented, giving readers all they want to know about latest Archaeology, Anthropology, Paleontology and Fossils news, headlines and top stories.

Mary Annings fossil extraction tool is in Lyme Regis
February, 08 2010

BBC

The pointed hammer was used to 'tap pebbles open'A primitive tool thought to have been used to extract fossils from the Jurassic Coast by famous hunter Mary Anning is housed at Lyme Regis Museum.


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Grand Canyon archaeologists surprised at findings
February, 08 2010

Examiner

A broken metate found at Unkar Delta at the bottom of the Grand Canyon reveals ancient corn farmers.Grand Canyon archaeologist Ian Hough reported to a crowd of local archaeologists, Grand Canyon hikers and enthusiasts that his team was surprised by artifacts and features recently unearthed at the bottom of the Grand Canyon.


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Archeologists Conquer Lands of Princess of Ukok
February, 08 2010

Russia InfoCenter

Archeologists Conquer Lands of Princess of Ukok Russian archeologists have gained removal of the ban on diggings of tumuli in Altai Republic, where the mummy of Princes of Ukok was discovered in 1993.


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Bog woman given a face
February, 08 2010

Jyllands Posten

A 2000 year old body found in a northeastern Jutland bog has received a makeover: coroner style The female known as the Auning Woman, found in a northeastern Jutland bog 1886, and housed at the Museum for Culture and History in...


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North Pennines ancient buildings to be protected
February, 08 2010

BBC

Ninebanks Tower and the Whitesyke and Bentyfield lead minesWork has begun to protect four ancient monuments in the North Pennines which have suffered centuries of bad weather.


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Ben Hur in Colchester? Race is on to save UKs only Roman chariot racetrack
February, 08 2010

Guardian UK

Businessman and Rome enthusiast Jess Jephcott stands on the site of a Roman chariot racing arena in Colchester.Residents need to find nearly £1m to safeguard unique find and build visitor centre for 2nd century racetrack.


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Sports in the Ancient Egyptian Era
February, 08 2010

Asharq Alawsat

Like any other football fan, I watched the African Cup of Nations semi final between Algeria and Egypt which ended in a victory for the Egyptian team that scored four clean goals.


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Shackletons Antarctic spirits saved
February, 08 2010

Irish Times

The crates of whisky Sir Ernest Shackleton abandoned when he was forced to abort his Nimrod expedition to the South Pole in 1909 Three crates of Scotch whisky and two crates of brandy buried under Antarctic ice for more than 100 years have been recovered by a heritage team restoring Irish born explorer Ernest Shackleton's hut.


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Cyrus Cylinder not coming home, Iran cuts ties with British Museum
February, 07 2010

Tehran Times

Cyrus CylinderIran has cut all relations and cooperation with the British Museum after the museum refused to lend the country the Cyrus Cylinder for a showcase.


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More on Discovery could unlock mystery of royal bones
February, 07 2010

Hampshire Chronicle

Discovery could unlock mystery of royal bones THE discovery of a 10th century Anglo Saxon Queen is set to rekindle interest in the historic royal bones in Winchester Cathedral.


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