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1,800 year old tomb cluster found in E China

April, 19 2012

My Sinchew

Archaeologists in east China's Jiangxi province said Monday they have found a cluster of tombs dating back 1,800 years.

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Remains of Priestess of the 13th Century Lambayeque Culture Found in Peru.

April, 19 2012

Hispanically Speaking News

Remains of priestess of the Lambayeque culture found in Peru Researchers at the Chotuna Chornancap archaeological digs near the Peruvian city of Chiclayo have found the funerary remains of a woman who was a priestess of the Lambayeque or Sican culture, the project director, Carlos Wester La Torre, told Efe.

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Research Reveals Ancient Struggle over Holy Land Supremacy

April, 19 2012

Spiegel

The land of the Samaritans and the Jews. The Jews had significant competition in antiquity when it came to worshipping Yahweh.

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Who Owns the Past?

April, 19 2012

Scienctific American

Courtesy of Jan Austin/Santa Monica College The federal government should fix or drop new regulations that throttle scientific study of America's heritage

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Paleo Indian site might demonstrate early ritual

April, 19 2012

Columbus Dispatch

One hallmark of humanity is the rich world of symbols we have constructed to give meaning to our lives.

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Ancient Greek Murder Court Found in Athens

April, 19 2012

Greek Reporter

Ancient Greek Murder Court Found in Athens Part of the ancient Greek court Palladion, which tried murder cases from Classical until the Roman Ages, was discovered along with movable findings in downtown Athens.

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An Unknown Son of Pakal II of Palenque has Been Identified by Mexican Archaeologists

April, 18 2012

Art Daily

Parting from the reintegration of two fragments from the Northern Tableau of the Temple of the Sun Sanctuary, in Palenque, a new lecture of the glyphic text was conducted in which the name of another son of Pakal II, unknown until now, may have been mentioned.

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Shipwreck to give up its history

April, 18 2012

PhysOrg

Divers on the Clarence shipwreck. Credit: Heritage Victoria The secrets of the deep will be uncovered when archaeologists excavate a significant colonial shipwreck in Victoria's Port Phillip Bay later this month.

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Viking era piggy bank yields silver treasure

April, 18 2012

The Local

Viking era piggy bank yields silver treasure A bronze, Viking era "piggy bank" containing thousands silver coins dating from the 11th century has been unearthed on the Baltic island of Gotland in what Swedish archaeologists have described as a "fantastic" treasure find.

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Study Reveals 800 Year Old Sustainable Farming in Amazonian Savannas

April, 18 2012

Sci News

An international team of archaeologists and paleoecologists analyzing records of pollen, charcoal and other plant remains like phytoliths spanning more than 2,000 years has created the first detailed picture of land use in the Amazonian savannas in French Guiana.