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Archaeology: Materials dispute Woodland decline

October, 25 2010

Columbus Dispatch

Ohio's Late Woodland period, circa A.D. 900 to 1100, traditionally has been considered to be a time of marked cultural decline following the remarkable achievements in art and architecture that characterized the Hopewell culture, circa 100 B.C. to A.D. 400.

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The fossils that could reveal how man walked out of Africa

October, 25 2010

The Independent

Digital archive of footprints, including this one in Kenya, will shed light on human evolution, according to Professor Matthew Bennet, pictured right Footprint, Namibia, out of Africa

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Syrian, German Archaeologists: Mamluk, Byzantine and Abbasid Layers Unearthed

October, 25 2010

Global Arab Network

Syrian, German Archaeologists: Mamluk, Byzantine and Abbasid Layers Unearthed Excavation works by the Syrian and German archaeological mission working at the site of Tall al Shir in Hama unveiled five archaeological layers from the Mamluk, Byzantine and Abbasid eras.

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India yields fossil trove in amber

October, 25 2010

Science News

Sealed in amber for 52 million years, this ant is part of a fossil collection that gives paleontologists a window into the biological diversity of India during its 40 million years as an island continent. A 52 million year old ant is just one of a rich collection of fossils found in newly discovered amber deposits from western India.

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Asian Neanderthals, Humans Mated

October, 25 2010

Discovery News

Two reconstructions of Neanderthals are shown in at the Neanderthal museum in Mettmann, Germany. A newly found fossil suggests modern humans and Neanderthals mixed sexually in Asia A modern human fossil dating to more than 100,000 years ago in Asia reveals distinctive Neanderthal features.

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Jenkins County Civil War site may take years to excavate

October, 25 2010

The Augusta Chronicle

In an undated photo, then-graduate student Kevin Chapman surveys the site at Camp Lawton while students dig in a trench in search of artifacts. The site of a Civil War prison camp beneath Magnolia Spring State Park may take decades to fully explore, according to one of the project's principal archeologists.