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Stones River: Forgotten stream once dominated local life

August, 18 2009

Murfreesboro Post

Stones River Watershed The most dominant feature of Rutherford County' s landscape is the Stones River, which snakes its way through the countryside and cities from east to west and north to south.

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Digging into Wales in 1,000 AD

August, 18 2009

News Wales

An archaeological dig is taking place this week to reveal the daily lives of a possible medieval community in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park (NCNP).

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IU Scientists Find Fossils in Water-Filled Cave

August, 18 2009

The Associated Press

Indiana University scientists say they've discovered a "treasure trove" of fossils in a water-filled cave in the Dominican Republic.

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More on Magnificent Roman mansion uncovered in City of David

August, 18 2009

The Jerusalem Post

The 'magnificent' Roman mansion uncovered A "magnificent" two-story Roman mansion of more than 1,000 square meters has been discovered by archeologists in the City of David Archeological Park outside the capital's Old City, the Antiquities Authority announced on Monday.

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Mastodon remains found in southwestern Indiana

August, 18 2009

The Associated Press

Mine workers in southwestern Indiana have unearthed the tusks and skeletal remains of a prehistoric elephant that lived more than 12,000 years ago.

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Bulgarian Archeologists Discover New Priceless Finds in Krushare

August, 18 2009

Novinite

Dimitrova's team is taking part in the excavations Archeology Summer "Sliven 2009", which began on June 9. Bulgarian archeologists have found late Monday two golden rings in the mound near the South-East village of Krushare, in the Sliven Region.

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The 150 million-year-old squid fossil so perfectly preserved that scientists can make ink from its i

August, 18 2009

Daily Mail

The 150 million-year-old fossil of a squid near Christian Malford in Wiltshire has been discovered that is so well preserved that archaeologists were able to make ink from the ink sac Stunned scientists have found a fossilised squid so well preserved that they were able to paint using its 150 million-year-old ink.

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Bath house found in villa dig

August, 17 2009

Isle of Wight County Press

Briony Lalor taking part in The Big Dig at Brading Roman Villa. THE Big Dig excavation at Brading Roman Villa has unearthed an exciting new find.

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Large ancient pots found in Cyprus

August, 17 2009

Cyprus Weekly

Large ancient pots found in Cyprus Numerous fragments of very large pithoi which can be dated in the 1st century BC, were unearthed during excavations at Geronissos island, just off the coast of Ayios Yeorgios in Paphos.

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Inundation of the Upper Gotvand Dam Destroys Large Number of Pre-Islamic Iranian Sites

August, 17 2009

The Circle Of Ancient Iranian Studies

The inundation and construction of facilities of the Upper Gotvand Dam in Dasht-e Lali, Khuzestan Province, would destroy four registered and large number of non-registered pre-Islamic Iranian sites, reported the Persian service of CHN on Wednesday.

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