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6-8 million years old fossil unearthed

January, 31 2009

Khaleej Times

Fossil experts have made fresh discoveries in the Al Gharbia region of the emirate of Abu Dhabi.

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Excavation in new Ambari area begins

January, 31 2009

Assam Tribune

Excavation in the new areas of the Ambari Archaeological Site in the city started today. The Guwahati Circle of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and the State Directorate of Archaeology have jointly undertaken the venture aimed at linking up the historical and cultural background of the site with such ancient archaeological sites of the country.

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City Divisions of Gohar-Tappeh Prehistoric Site Under Study

January, 31 2009

Cultural Heritage News, Iran

Gohar Tappeh A joint team of German and Iranian archaeologists intend to study the city divisions of the ancient site of Gohar-Tappeh in northern Iranian province of Mazandaran in the near future.

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SMU's museum opens exhibit of Etruscan artifacts

January, 31 2009

The Associated Press

An Etruscan sarcophagus is displayed during a preview of an exhibit at Southern Methodist University's Meadows Museum in Dallas Italy's ancient Etruscans were buried with a dazzling array of objects — everything from delicate gold jewelry to items one would need for a banquet — such as chalices, plates and a strainer for wine.

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Unlocking Terryland Castle's secrets

January, 30 2009

Galway News

Unlocking Terryland Castle's secrets Excavation work may yield new tourist attraction

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France claims rights to Lake Michigan shipwreck

January, 30 2009

The Associated Press

The French government says it still owns the Griffin, a 17th-Century ship built by legendary explorer La Salle that may have been discovered in northern Lake Michigan.

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Divers plunder Greece's sunken treasure troves

January, 30 2009

Guardian

A Greek amphora, part of a long-lost cargo Government move to boost tourism backfires as looters descend on antiquities

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Ancient instrument reproduced

January, 30 2009

Hurriyet

Ancient instrument reproduced A Turkish university lecturer has created the closest replica of classical antiquity s Lyre of Hermes, bringing the sounds of the Hellenistic people to life.

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Early axes found in Perak

January, 30 2009

Malaysia Star

Prehistoric discovery: Dr Mokhtar Saidin holding up a hand-axe which was dated about 1.8 million years old over a boulder embedded with suevite layers in Penang Thursday. Evidence of human existence dating back 1.83 million years was uncovered at Bukit Bunuh in Lenggong, Perak recently.