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Archaeologists Explore Ancient Judahite Fortress

May, 24 2012

Popular Archaeology

Archaeologists Explore Ancient Judahite Fortress After a century, archaeologists finally return to Biblical Tel Azekah to unearth answers to questions about this important monumental site.

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1,400 Year Old Olive Press Uncovered in Modi in Dig

May, 24 2012

Arutz Sheva

The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) announced, Tuesday, that a press for the production of olive oil was discovered last week in Modi'in, about halfway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, during an archaeological excavation in advance of expansion of the city's Keyser neighborhood by the Construction and Housing Ministry.

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Astronomers discovered ancient Egyptian observations of a variable star

May, 24 2012

PhysOrg

The study of the "Demon star", Algol, made by a research group of the University of Helsinki, Finland, has received both scientific and public attention.

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Finding the First Americans

May, 24 2012

New York Times

WHEN and how did the first people arrive in the Americas?

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More on Rare Canna stones a blessing and a curse

May, 24 2012

The Scotsman

The Canna bullaun stone which was discovered by NTS farm manager Geraldine MacKinnon AN ANCIENT cursing stone used by Christian pilgrims more than a thousand years ago to bring harm to their enemies has been discovered on Canna.

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Archaeology useless? Not in educated society

May, 24 2012

Columbus Dispatch

The Daily Beast, the online home of Newsweek magazine, recently posted a list of the 13 most useless college majors.

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Ancient Clay Tablets Recovered from September 11 Attack Restored and Translated

May, 24 2012

Popular Archaeology

Ancient Clay Tablets Recovered from September 11 Attack Restored and Translated Harvard scholar conserves and translates 4,000 year old clay tablets saved from a modern disaster. It is a record depicting a glimpse of everyday life in Mesopotamia.

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Unique Gold Earring Found in Intriguing Collection of Ancient Jewelry at Tel Megiddo

May, 24 2012

AFTAU

Unique Gold Earring Found in Intriguing Collection of Ancient Jewelry at Tel Megiddo Hoard of gold and silver jewelry hidden for thousands of years could have Egyptian origin, say TAU researchers

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Archeologists to Study Pre Settlement Hut in Iceland

May, 24 2012

Iceland Review

The remains of the hut at Hafnir. Photo: Bjarni F. Einarsson The first archeological research in Iceland this year will begin at Hafnir in Reykjanes, southwest Iceland, on Monday.