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Unesco, archaeology dept urged to save Buddhist stupa

July, 31 2009

Dawn

The request was made after the two officials found illegal excavation and theft of the ancient artifacts from the Buddhist monastery Officials of the regional department of archeology and museums have urged the Unesco and federal department of archaeology to save the Buddhist stupa and monastery from the illegal digging and excavations.

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Erie scientist leads what could be ground-breaking search for early Americans

July, 31 2009

Pittsburgh Tribune

Andrew Hemmings walked Wednesday on a Florida beach that man hasn't set foot on in more than 13,000 years.

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Ancient Roman City Rises Again

July, 31 2009

Science Now

Aerial images of the ancient city of Altinum (left) were processed by a team at the University of Padua to reveal the layout of a Roman trading center (right). From the ground, a 100-hectare site just north of Italy's Venice airport looks like nothing more than rolling fields of corn and soybeans. But it's actually home to a buried Roman metropolis called Altinum, considered the precursor of ancient Venice. Now, using sophisticated aerial imagery, researchers have brought this city to life once again.

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Science unlocks the legacy of the Mapungubwe gold artefacts

July, 31 2009

Creamer Medias Mining Weekly

Scientists from the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) and the Mapungubwe museum, at the University of Pretoria, have opened a door to many of the questions surrounding the history of indigenous gold metallurgy in Southern Africa.

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1,400-year-old ancient city found in Osmaniye

July, 31 2009

Todays Zaman

A castle and an ancient city thought to be almost 1,400 years old have been discovered in southern Osmaniye province. Excavations in the area, carried out by teams from Kocaeli University's archaeology department with the permission of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, first revealed the ruins in 2006.

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Discoveries in ancient sinkhole: bombshells

July, 31 2009

MyFox Tampa Bay

Discoveries in ancient sinkhole: bombshells On the surface, it looks like any other south Florida pond, but beneath the waters are discoveries that are re-writing Florida history.

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Archeologists renew studies at hominoid dig sites in SW China

July, 31 2009

Xinhua News Agency

Chinese archeologists have renewed investigation at the late Miocene hominoid digs in Yunnan, southwest China, according to archeologists at the the international anthropology forum here Thursday.

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Bulgarian Archaeologists Uncover New Roman Finds in Plovdiv

July, 31 2009

VisitBulgaria.net

Bulgarian Archaeologists Uncover New Roman Finds in Plovdiv Bulgarian archaeologists have revealed two Roman-time streets, a private home of a Roman notable, and Roman artifacts in the southern Bulgarian city of Plovdiv.

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Researchers reveal ancient housing site in Malang

July, 31 2009

The Jakarta Post

An archeological dig conducted on the southern side of the Singhasari Temple in Bungkuk village, Malang, East Java, has uncovered an ancient residential complex.

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SHORNE: 750-year-old tile showing woman's face discovered

July, 31 2009

This is Local London

Kent County Council's community archaeologist Andrew Mayfield shows off the tile displaying a mystery woman ARCHAEOLOGISTS have discovered a 750-year-old tile bearing a picture of a woman, sparking the question who is she?'