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January's Most Popular Articles...
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The Roman Forum: In the centre of almost every Roman city was an expansive open space known as the forum. The city’s inhabitants met in the forum to perform their business to buy and sell… [1222 views in Jan]
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The Means of Ancient Communication: Part 1: The invention of writing and in particular of alphabetic writing marked a milestone in cultural development. It provided humanity with a… [706 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… [690 views in Jan]
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Be a Volunteer Archaeologist: Work alongside historians and professional archaeologists on projects including archaeological site excavation rock art exploration and restoration, ground… [654 views in Jan]
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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… [530 views in Jan]
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Academic Qualifications to Be An Archaeologist: Academic institutions are broadly divided into three groupings. Government operated universities offering graduate… [466 views in Jan]
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Latest Comments
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Macario
Re: Boucher de Perthes
I found the article on Boucher and I find it very interesting. If you look at my website, I would like to know if our stories are similar.…
17 January 2015 -
ArchaeologyExpert
Re: Academic Qualifications to Be An Archaeologist
@Chinni. You'd need to ask directly at insittutions looking for archaeologists to see whether you have the…
18 December 2014 -
chinni
Re: Academic Qualifications to Be An Archaeologist
Hello am divya i completed my MCA,but iam very intrested in archiology,present am working in…
17 December 2014 -
gemmeri
Re: Nazca Lines and the Nazca Culture
The glyph now known as "The Hands" is a frog. The glyph known as "The Astronaut" is an ape. The Ancients left markers all…
29 November 2014 -
Izzy
Re: Types of Archaeology
What type of courses are involved in Classical Archaeology?
25 November 2014 -
ArchaeologyExpert
Re: Be a Volunteer Archaeologist
@Sanne. It depends where you would like to go. Search engines are your best option, but here are a few we know of in 2015 (not…
11 November 2014 -
Sanne
Re: Be a Volunteer Archaeologist
I'm interested in going on a dig. I've never done it before, but I'm up for the experience. As for the location I'm open to that…
10 November 2014 -
ArchaeologyExpert
Re: Be a Volunteer Archaeologist
@Stuart. Sorry we cannot offer individual advice via email. There are some digs listed in the London Archaeologist magazine here.
28 October 2014 -
Stuart
Re: Be a Volunteer Archaeologist
Im a first year history student. I'm 28 and have a keen interest in archaeology. I would like to know if you know of any volunteer…
26 October 2014
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