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Archaeologist says Lincoln arena demolition is traipsing over artifacts

April, 29 2012

Watchdog

Professor Peter Bleed and students examine a soil probe during an excavation of the area where Lincoln is now building its new arena University of Nebraska Lincoln Professor Peter Bleed told the Joint Public Agency overseeing arena construction that he supports Lincoln's $344 million arena project he even led a student expedition in search of hidden archaeological treasures in the summer of 2010.

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Ancient Temple Discovered in Messinia

April, 29 2012

Greek Reporter

Ancient Temple Discovered in Messinia Archaeological research reveals an ancient temple in the mountains between Ilia and Messinia, opposite the well known imposing temple of Epicurean Apollo.

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Three toed horses reveal the secret of the Tibetan Plateau uplift

April, 29 2012

PhysOrg

Zanda horse skeleton (Image by Den Tao) The Tibetan Plateau is the youngest and highest plateau on Earth, and its elevation reaches one third of the height of the troposphere, with profound dynamic and thermal effects on atmospheric circulation and climate.

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Ancient Egyptian Mummy Suffered Rare and Painful Disease

April, 29 2012

Live Science

Around 2,900 years ago, an ancient Egyptian man, likely in his 20s, passed away after suffering from a rare, cancerlike disease that may also have left him with a type of diabetes.

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Israeli researcher: Mikvehs show that Galilee cave dwellers were likely kohanim

April, 29 2012

Haaretz

Yinon Shivtiel inside a mikveh in a cave in the Galilee, where Jews sought shelter under Roman rule. The caves in which the purification baths were found were 'caves of refuge,' where Jews who lived in the area sought shelter under Roman rule.

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Ancient hero stone with inscriptions unearthed

April, 29 2012

The Hindu

ETCHED IN HISTORY: The hero stone that was unearthed at Karattampatti near Thuraiyur An ancient hero stone with inscriptions has been unearthed at Karattampatti near Thuraiyur, about 35 km from here.

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Cleopatra and Antonys Children Rediscovered

April, 27 2012

Discovery

Cleopatra and Antonys Children Rediscovered Cleopatra's twin babies now have a face. An Italian Egyptologist has rediscovered a sculpture of Alexander Helios and Cleopatra Selene, the offspring of Mark Antony and Cleopatra VII, at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.

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Rare archaeological slab of Ramesses III found at Karnak Temple

April, 27 2012

Egypt State Information Service

A big archaeological slab dating back to the era of Ramesses III, the most famous king of the Dynasty 20 (The Modern State era) was found.

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Inscription Appears to Confirm Sign of Jonah on Jerusalem Tomb Ossuary

April, 27 2012

Popular Archaeology

View of the fish inscribed upon the 'Jonah' ossuary. Courtesy Bill Tarant Overlooked inscription found on an ossuary inside the controversial 'Resurrection Tomb' is deciphered, supporting the suggestion that the tomb may be early Christian.

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Archaeologists Investigate 17th Century Settlement in South Berwick, Maine

April, 27 2012

Popular Archaeology

Portion of the cellar, foundation, or steps to a late 17th/early 18th century structure. Archaeologists are looking to recover what remains of 17th century homesteads and garrisons in colonial period Maine.