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January's Most Popular Articles...
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Types of Archaeology: The Variety of Archaeology The sheer variety that encompasses the rich subject of archaeology is often underestimated. Digging in the sand looking for the stone… [492 views in Jan]
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What is Archaeology?: From Two Greek Words Archaeology is a rapidly expanding science that involves the specialist study of selected ancient remains. The word, archaeology, is a… [222 views in Jan]
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Being Aware of Fake Archaeological Artefacts: Fake archaeological artefacts have flooded the marketplace. They can be so convincing that they are unknowingly displayed in museums,… [98 views in Jan]
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Dating Techniques In Archaeology: When museums and collectors purchase archaeological items for their collections they enter an expensive and potentially deceptive commercial fine arts… [88 views in Jan]
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Archaeology as a Hobby: Some people might prefer to experience the excitement of archaeology but only as a hobby. Being a part-time archaeologist or employing one’s time in archaeology as… [82 views in Jan]
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Botany and Archaeology: Botany as far as it is relevant in archaeology, mainly denotes all types of ancient organic material (in particular ancient plant remains) collected from… [74 views in Jan]
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William
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This large piece was found in the ocean about 30 years ago. It has no markings other than the decorative ones. Any ideas where it could be from?
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Ellie
Re: The Bone Expert
Hiya I came across an animal skeleton on my morning walk and I wondered if you would be able to help me find out what kind of animal it is?
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Glen
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I have a very old small clay jug that was dug up by a friends grandfather just before the Second World War about 1meter below the surface I would…
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Re: Etched Vase: How to Discover its Origins?
I found 3 pieces of different pottery in the brook out back. This was ancient indian land . Curious to know the…
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Coupal24
Re: Etched Vase: How to Discover its Origins?
OK i found 3 different pieces of pottery in brook so far wondering age and if they are old enough that indians…
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Chad
Re: Stone Tool Experts
Hello, I found what looks like a hatchet type tool slightly in the ground near an old Walnut Grove. Is there a way I can send picture or show it?
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OliRobbo
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Hello there, My grandad found an old piece of pottery sticking out of a molehill near the site of a Middle Age church which is no longer standing…
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Gill
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Hello, I come across a stone on a beech on the NE coat of Scotland, Caithness (beside a castle - I forget the name but can look it up if you…
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lil boy
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i found old pottery it is several different colors. it was 4ft in the ground
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I have been left this dish which I think is very old but probably worthless and would like very much to know more about it It is 13 x 10 inches…
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