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News Archive

Noahs Ark Hoax Claim Does not Deter Believers

May, 01 2010

FOX News

Noah's Ark Nuremberg Chronicle Earlier this week a group of Chinese Christians held a news conference to announce they were 99.9 percent sure they had found Noah's Ark. Most likely, the claim is false, but that won't stop Ark enthusiasts from believing the biblical boat is out there somewhere.

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Human activity goes back some 8,000 years, digs at the St. Mungo showed

May, 01 2010

Surrey Now

Archaeologists dig at the St. Mungo site in the early 1980s. Some of the artifacts found at the Delta site date back 8,000 years. In 1986, Expo '86 celebrated 100 years of Vancouver as a city. Fifteen years earlier, British Columbia marked 100 years as a province. Before that, Canada spent all of 1967 marking the nation's centenary.

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Ancient Egypt Crocodile Mummies Revealed

May, 01 2010

National Geographic News

A picture of a crocodile mummy being scanned There's a real crocodile behind that mask, according to new computed tomography (CT) scans of a 2,000 year old Egyptian mummy.

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Historians may have found frontiersmans grave in Sarahville

May, 01 2010

Austin American Statesman

Varying soil patterns at this site, left, near a cemetery in the area of the former Sarahville settlement in Falls County led state archaeological officials to investigate further. Find could reveal new details about Republic of Texas life in the 1830s.

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Burials Were Discovered at Tlatelolco

May, 01 2010

Art Daily

The group of skeletons was found placed parting from the center of the Prehispanic structure, from where 126 of 131 registered skeletons were recovered by archaeologists. More than 130 burials, most likely from the 16th century, were found at the Great Base of Tlatelolco Archaeological Zone, in Mexico City, during the recent exploration season. The remains are being analyzed to determine their age.

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Carlisle digs Roman finds of international importance

May, 01 2010

Cumberland News

An illustration of a first century AD horse harness found during the dig, shown with the genuine article The secrets of a Roman dig in Carlisle said to be of "international importance" have finally been laid bare after more than 10 years.

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Archaeologists add Facebook, YouTube to their tool box

May, 01 2010

Savannah Now

Rita Elliott of the Coastal Heritage Society works at a dig at Thomas Park. Volunteer Phillip T. Ashlock II, above, sifts through the soil from the trench looking for artifacts Archaeologist Rita Elliott uses a shovel, trowel and other time tested tools of her craft to dig out Savannah's connections to 1779 and the Revolutionary War, but she has turned to newbies Facebook and Flickr, to explain her work to a web savvy audience.

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Scuba diving volunteers discover underwater archeology

May, 01 2010

VC Reporter

Scuba diving volunteers discover underwater archeology A dedicated group of volunteer scuba divers employ their expertise surveying underwater archeology in the Channel Islands Marine Sanctuary.