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Marana Dig reveals ancient fields

September, 28 2009

Arizona Daily Star

From the air, the patterns of a well-preserved canal and field system stand readily exposed. A worker, upper middle left, gives scale to the discovery The discovery of a prehistoric irrigation system in the Marana desert is giving archaeologists a deeper glimpse into one of the first groups of people to farm in the Tucson basin.

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Startling evidence of a Stone Age structure in the Solent.

September, 28 2009

This Is Hampshire

Archaeologists worked in murky underwater conditions during their Solent excavations. DIVING almost blind in the Solent's murky waters, the team of maritime detectives could just make out the shape of a wooden plank protruding from the muddy seabed.

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Hidden staircase discovered on Skellig

September, 28 2009

Irish Times

A PREVIOUSLY hidden staircase has been discovered on Skellig Michael off the Kerry coast, along with an unidentified cross hewn from rock.

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Great Mound work to begin

September, 28 2009

Natchez Democrat

The old Black River Bridge is gone, and it's only a matter of time before the dirt that was used to build it up will once again form the Great Mound.

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Battle of Bosworth is in wrong spot, claim archeologists

September, 28 2009

Telegraph

Archaeologists now believe that the Battle of Bosworth battle site is situated on the wrong spot One of the most celebrated battle sites in British history is situated on the wrong spot, archaeologists now believe.

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Roman Statues Found in Blue Grotto Cave

September, 28 2009

Discovery News

Triton A number of ancient Roman statues might lie beneath the turquoise waters of the Blue Grotto on the island of Capri in southern Italy, according to an underwater survey of the sea cave.

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Pennies from William the Conquerors reign unearthed in the Cotswolds

September, 28 2009

Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

RARE silver pennies minted during the reign of William the Conqueror have been unearthed by a metal detector enthusiast in the North Cotswolds.

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Archaeological dig yields clues to ancient Ohio

September, 28 2009

Coshocton Tribune

Dr. Nigel Brush, left, and Ken Rogers work at a site where the Crowfield point was found. "I've never in my life found anything that old!" exclaimed Jeff Dilyard, a Wayne County volunteer who found a base of a Crowfield fluted point at a rockshelter archaeological dig in Coshocton County.