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Bulgarian Capital to Invest Big in Downtown Archaeology Complex

April, 29 2010

Novinite

Sofia Bulgaria,

Bulgaria's capital Sofia needs about BGN 20 M in order to excavate and restore the archaeology complex of ancient and medieval Serdika.

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Dinosaurs outgrow their baby feathers: Fossils highlight differences between youth and adulthood.

April, 29 2010

Nature

The fossils of the juvenile (left) and adult dinosaurs. Fossils that capture snapshots of a dinosaur species at different growth stages show that its feathers changed dramatically during its development, according to Chinese researchers in a paper published in Nature today.

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Has the Anglo Saxon stone been saved?

April, 29 2010

The Guardian

Peakirk cross London England,

Earlier in the week we reported the consternation of historians over the sale of an Anglo Saxon stone. Now the item has been withdrawn from auction.

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More on Noahs Ark Found in Turkey?

April, 29 2010

National Geographic News

Near the top of Mount Ararat in Turkey, explorers claim to have found Noah's ark. Turkey,

The expedition team is "99.9 percent" sure. Others, well, aren't.

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Fresh vandalism, theft reported at petroglyph site

April, 29 2010

Desert Dispatch

Mojave Desert USA,

Art older than the Mona Lisa graces the Mojave Desert's vermillion rocks, yet the only security system that protects it is secrecy and a harsh landscape.

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Steamy discovery: 16th century feudal warlords sauna unearthed in Kyoto

April, 29 2010

Mainichi Daily News

The remains of a 16th century sauna are pictured at the ruins of warlord Nobunaga Oda's Nijo-Goshinzo residence in Kyoto's Nakagyo Ward in February 2010. Kyoto Japan,

Remains of a sauna have been discovered at the site of famous feudal warlord Nobunaga Oda's 16th century residence, a local research body has announced.

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Arson Was Common Mayan Ritual, Say Archaeologists

April, 28 2010

FOX News

The torso and pelvis of this body, found in the floor of one of the homes Lucero excavated, had been removed. A matate and mano, used for grinding corn, were found near the right knee. A deer antler and pink quartzite stone were buried beneath the chest area. Ancient Mayans embedded objects in the floors and walls of their homes during rituals in which their houses were burned down and then rebuilt, giving archaeologists today a window into everyday Mayan life

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Altay Princess mummy to Return Home

April, 28 2010

Russia InfoCenter

Scientists resume negotiations with government of the Altay Republic. They discuss famous "Altay princess", a mummy of a woman, discovered at the Ukok plateau in 1993.

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Archaeologists baffled over bizarre Viking discovery

April, 28 2010

Irish Examiner

A TEAM of Irish archaeologists is puzzled by the "bizarre" discovery of a 1,150 year old Viking necklace in a cave in the Burren.

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Report finds Rezzonico Park ruin was ancient field house

April, 28 2010

Camp Verde Bugle

The diversity of potshards and other artifacts found at the Rezzonico Park site demonstrates the large trade network enjoyed by Sinagua. Fragments were identified with pottery styles from Flagstaff, Kayenta, Sunset Crater and the Arizona Strip. Obsidian flakes were also found that came from Government Mountain in the Flagstaff Volcanic Field and the Mount Floyd Volcanic Field near Seligman. A few yards off the backside of the restrooms at Rezzonico Park, there once stood a cluster of three field houses used by the ancient Sinagua while tending farms along the Verde River.