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Archaeological News: Fish trap a piece of coast life history
Archaeological News: Fish trap a piece of coast life history: archaeologicalnews:Archaeologists have found an ancient fish trap near Esperance, the first to be recorded in the area, which is believed...
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archaicwonder: Caherconnell Caherconnell (Cathair Chonaill) is...
archaicwonder:CaherconnellCaherconnell (Cathair Chonaill) is a well-preserved, Early Middle Age Celtic stone ringfort in County Clare, Ireland. It lies about 1 km south of the Poulnabrone dolmen (a...
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Archaeological News: Archaeologists discover human burials that signal the...
Archaeological News: Archaeologists discover human burials that signal the final phase of Pre-Hispanic period: archaeologicalnews:MEXICO CITY.- The finding of 47 human burials from the XVI century, in...
View Articleophelia-ailehpo: “An anthropological introduction to...
ophelia-ailehpo:“An anthropological introduction to YouTube”Everyone should watch this and think about how the world is changing.I love how he addresses aesthetic arrest, you rarely think about how the...
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iranicapictura: Naqsh-e Rustam, Fars Province, Iran - Achamenid...
iranicapictura:Naqsh-e Rustam, Fars Province, Iran - Achamenid Necropolis - Tomb of Darius I the Great, Xerxes (Kurosh), Artaxerxes (Ardeshir), Darius II, 550-330 BCE - Courtesy Homa Nasab for...
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ancientart: Roman Mosaic of Duck Facing Left in Vines,...
ancientart:Roman Mosaic of Duck Facing Left in Vines, Hammam-Lif Synagogue, Tunisia.
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triglifos-y-metopas: Town Mosaics, faience and ivory...
triglifos-y-metopas:Town Mosaics, faience and ivory plaques.Palace of Knossos, Crete, Greece18th century B.C.E. (Middle Minoan)[Heraklion Archaeological Museum]
View ArticleHow Culture Drove Human Evolution | Conversation | Edge
How Culture Drove Human Evolution | Conversation | Edge: “Part of my program of research is to convince people that they should stop distinguishing cultural and biological evolution as separate in that...
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New Discovery at Stonehenge May Reveal Ancient Monolith’s Purpose
New Discovery at Stonehenge May Reveal Ancient Monolith’s Purpose: paperdroids:Stonehenge just gets weirder and weirder. If you’re like me and don’t know much more about it than that it’s a mystery...
View ArticleRenowned Archaeologist Talks Egyptian Sarcophagi - The Daily Helmsman
Renowned Archaeologist Talks Egyptian Sarcophagi - The Daily Helmsman: Thirty years of putting together an 800-year-old coffin uncovered evidence of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh.Edwin C. Brock, a...
View ArticleArchaeological Wealth Can Change A Country’s Fortune
Archaeological Wealth Can Change A Country’s Fortune: Nov 13: Preservation of archaeological sites and monuments could bring economic prosperity to the region, said speakers at the inaugural session of...
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A Lost Civilization: 3,000-year-old Cemetery Discovered in Swat
A Lost Civilization: 3,000-year-old Cemetery Discovered in Swat: SWAT: Archaeologists have caught another glimpse of Swat’s glorious past — revealing secrets of a civilization that have been buried in...
View ArticleArchaeologists Explore Site on Syria-Turkey Border | Sci-Tech Today
Archaeologists Explore Site on Syria-Turkey Border | Sci-Tech Today: Despite the Syrian war, archaeologists are hard at work at the site of an ancient city called Karkemish. The strategic city’s...
View ArticleHunting or climate change? Megafauna extinction debate narrows
Hunting or climate change? Megafauna extinction debate narrows: What is the oldest debate in Australian science? Probably, the argument over what caused extinction of our Pleistocene megafauna – the...
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Archaeological News: Human Ancestors Were Grass Gourmands
Archaeological News: Human Ancestors Were Grass Gourmands: archaeologicalnews:There’s no accounting for taste—a truism that extends even to the earliest humans. By 3.5 million years ago, some early...
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alesiakaye: Controversial wildlife photographer tracks...
alesiakaye:Controversial wildlife photographer tracks potential archaeological treasures.The rocks at Carmel River State Beach are a bit like cumulus clouds: Lighting, angle and imagination can reveal...
View ArticleHow to teach archaeology
How to teach archaeology: classicalcivilisation:Resources from the Guardian website on teaching Archaeology, provided by the Young Archaeologist’s Club - everything from writing in hieroglyphics to...
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sagansense: Cave of Forgotten Dreams In 1994, a group of...
sagansense:Cave of Forgotten Dreams In 1994, a group of scientists discovered a cave in Southern France perfectly preserved for over 20,000 years containing the earliest known human paintings. Knowing...
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alchemetric: Lalibela is in Ethiopia and they do not know who...
alchemetric:Lalibela is in Ethiopia and they do not know who constructed it. The story goes that the angels helped the ancients build it at night.
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archaicwonder: Rochester Castle by Dion Hitchcock on...
archaicwonder:Rochester Castle by Dion Hitchcock on Flickr.Built after the Norman Conquest of England, the 12th-century castle keep is one of the best preserved in England or France. Rochester was a...
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