This Week In Audio News from Archaeologica

[MichelleH]

For the week ending August 25, 2007

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From buried Mayan field, evidence that manioc was on the menu

Ancient Albanian fortress shows the unrest of the early Iron Age

Israeli wall reveals the footprint where a Roman soldier stepped

Stone Age wad of gum is modern student’s favorite find


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[MichelleH]

For the week ending September 1st, 2007

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New research provides fresh insight into the origins of urbanization

Canadian team seeks to prove seafarers were first to Americas

Venice’s “Quarantine” island yields mass plague graves

New study challenges notions of elite Mayan craftworks


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[MichelleH]

For the week ending October 13th, 2007

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New records refute the charge of medieval Templar heresy

Alaska shipwreck delivers story of disaster and success

Records of Australian Aborigine houses tear down myth of nomadism

World’s most ancient wall painting is strikingly modern in style



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[MichelleH]

For the week ending October 20, 2007

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Unusual Neolithic pottery sculpture unearthed in Czech excavation

South African site suggests cultural complexity arose on the coast

Obsidian radiation provides new technique to trace origins of early tools

Transfer of Acropolis marbles to new museum anticipates a wider return


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[MichelleH]

For the week ending October 27, 2007

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Large-scale floor mosaics uncovered in Roman villa in Austria

First proof of canals discovered at Aswan granite quarries

Civil War ship located near Savannah, Georgia

Search resumes for lost Roman library


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[MichelleH]

For the week ending November 3rd, 2007

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Construction unearths pre-Columbian site in Puerto Rico

Bronze Age fort in Turkey includes apparent cult of the Hittite king

Dig confirms early Aborigine use of central Australia

Greek island excavation finds lost temple of Artemis


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[MichelleH]

For the week ending November 17th, 2007

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Temple in coastal Peru has 4,000 year old wall paintings

Cambodian burials indicate existence of women warriors

Ancient necropolis found at Palmyra

Mesoamerican beer-making may be origin of chocolate


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[MichelleH]

For the week ending December 1st, 2007

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Florida shipwreck is from 450-year-old Spanish expedition

Artist Gauguin’s belongings found in well

Rams used as bio-weapons 3,000 years ago

Five thousand year old Chinese ruins are late Neolithic city


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[MichelleH]

For the week ending December 22nd, 2007

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4000 Year Old Murder Discovered

Pre-Roman Fortune Uncovered in France

Ancient Bishops Identified with Modern Methods

Professor Puts His Money Where His Dig Site Is


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[MichelleH]

For the week ending January 19th, 2008

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Royal tomb unearthed in Yemen

13th century village “rises” from the sea

Time capsule discovered in Mexico City Cathedral

Stone Age tomb engravings found on Irish road

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[MichelleH]

For the week ending January 26th, 2008

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Cambodian water feature may be world’s oldest

Greek mountaintop altar shows 1,000 years of worship before Zeus

Island temple complex in India has rare idol of ten-armed god

US fights antiquities thefts from national parks

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[MichelleH]

For the week ending January 26th, 2008

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Scottish team seeks castle of first king

Lost Nazi U-boats are found in Black Sea

Protection of Canadian northwest coast sites urged

Greek remains on Kuwaiti island are legacy of Alexander

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[MichelleH]

For the week ending February 16th, 2008

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First Americans camped out for 20,000 years

Mummy of an Egyptian soldier unearthed

First archaeological evidence of Druids discovered?

Maltese cistern turns out to be ancient tomb

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[MichelleH]

For the week ending March 4th, 2008

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Fifty-five hundred year old plaza discovered in Peru

False doors open new insight on Egyptian history

Original Blue Man mystery solved

Vikings were fashionistas?

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[MichelleH]

For the week ending March 15th, 2008

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Evidence of ancient brain surgery discovered in Greece

Peruvian temples pre-dates Incas

Neanderthal landscapes survive under North Sea

Jewish people lived in present-day Austria as early as the third century AD


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