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June'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… [70 views in Jun]
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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… [58 views in Jun]
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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… [56 views in Jun]
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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… [36 views in Jun]
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What Animal Bones Can Tell Us In Archaeology: The bones and teeth of animals are frequently collected in substantial quantities on archaeology excavation sites. In studying these… [24 views in Jun]
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Pottery Experts: The most frequently found artefact on the archaeological excavation site is the potsherd. Sherds are broken remnant pieces of items such as bowls, jugs, drinking vessels… [18 views in Jun]
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Latest Comments
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Bigl80
Re: Pottery Experts
I am wondering about this piece of pottery that I found on the ocean floor
10 June 2019 -
Golflinks
Re: Pottery Experts
I found a large part of an old reddish clay flower pot under the original 9th golf green at the world's oldest golf course. during reconstruction,…
30 May 2019 -
Rubee
Re: Pottery Experts
I’ve recently inherited a plate, it’s age 1865 thats been worked out through the stamp on the back however it has the ‘makers’ stamp THE RAOLIN…
25 May 2019 -
Majid
Re: Stone Tool Experts
Sir i have alot of stone in my village every stone has good symbols.i want your help about that and also i have pic of the antimaps on rocks
20 May 2019 -
Holly
Re: Be a Volunteer Archaeologist
Hi, I am currently studying for my A-Levels and plan to study archaeology at university. I am looking for summer work experience…
18 May 2019 -
Curiosity
Re: Pottery Experts
I have an earthenware plate, blue and white, flowers and leaves round rim, no markings, has spiderings throughout and a few imperfections in the…
18 May 2019 -
tri
Re: The Megalithic Sites of Carnac
Carnac, - (Karnak ?) - rays of Sun, or movements of the Moon, centred on one underground point. Ancient Technology ? Ancient…
10 May 2019 -
Ani
Re: Be a Volunteer Archaeologist
I am currently a student in archaeology, but i am study througj distance learning. Thus i would love the oppertunity to get dirty…
8 May 2019 -
Zoof
Re: Be a Volunteer Archaeologist
I would love the opportunity to help out in Pompeii. I have been involved in the building industry for over 35 years. Tony
6 May 2019 -
JesseM
Re: Stone Tool Experts
https://photos.app.goo.gl/6GZBo4BAzwSwrdEK9 Hopefully this allows a picture to be seen. Sorry for the inconvenience
5 May 2019
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