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As the Epigraphic Survey at Chicago House in Luxor enters its 87th six month season in Luxor

November, 27 2010

Al Ahram Weekly

Clockwise: Medinet Habu blockyard moving, coordinated by conservator Lotfi Hassan; conservator Hiroko Kariya preparing display group; Khonsu Temple epigraphic team Brett McClain, Jen Kimpton, and Keli Alberts puzzle over an inscribed block; open-air museum at Luxor Temple Jill Kamil talks to director Ray Johnson about the work in progress

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Cahokias Woodhenge: a supprising implication

November, 27 2010

The Examiner

This is how most archaeologist envision the appearance of Cahokia's Woodhenge An introduction to Cahokia and Kolomoki National Historic Landmarks

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Britains oldest brain

November, 27 2010

Past Horizons

The oldest surviving human brain in Britain, dating back at least 2000 years to the Iron Age, was unearthed during excavations on the site of the University of York's campus expansion at Heslington East in 2008.

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A prehistoric star map carved on a Welsh capstone?

November, 27 2010

The Stone Pages

A recent excavation programme at a standing stone known as Trefael, near Newport (south west Wales) has revealed that what originally was a portal dolmen in later times was transformed in a standing stone, probably used as a ritual marker to guide communities through a scared landscape.

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Temples tome

November, 27 2010

Al Ahram Weekly

Temples tome Egyptian Dawn: Exposing the Real Truth Behind Ancient Egypt by Robert Temple (2010). Century, Random House, London

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Ancient site of retired gladiators discovered in Muglas Yatagan

November, 27 2010

Todays Zaman

An ancient site in the southwestern province of Mugla is believed to be the land where gladiators lived after they retired.

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100,000 yr old fossilized teeth of cavemen found in Central China

November, 27 2010

Oneindia

Archaeologists have unearthed fossilized teeth of cavemen dating back 100,000 years, the first such discoveries in central China.

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Mystery tunnel discovered at Lincoln Castle

November, 27 2010

Gadling

Archaeologists excavating at Lincoln Castle in England have discovered a mysterious tunnel under the courtyard.

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Revealed: Battle of Towton in 1461 was Britains first proven gunfight

November, 26 2010

Daily Mail

A new archaeological find has revealed that the bloodiest battle ever fought on the English soil is the first proven gun battle in British history.

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Ancient farm found at site of new Forth Crossing

November, 26 2010

BBC

The finds are not expected to affect construction of the Forth Replacement Crossing Trial trenches have been dug in a field on the outskirts of South Queensferry on land reserved for the planned Forth Replacement Crossing (FRC).