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October's Most Popular Articles...
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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… [466 views in Oct]
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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… [152 views in Oct]
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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… [134 views in Oct]
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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… [124 views in Oct]
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Academic Qualifications to Be An Archaeologist: Academic institutions are broadly divided into three groupings. Government operated universities offering graduate… [102 views in Oct]
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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… [96 views in Oct]
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Latest Comments
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SimSam
Re: Gender Archaeology
The article "archaeology and the study of gender" by Margaret W. Conkey and Janet D. Spector is a marvellous read on the theme of gender in…
17 October 2017 -
Dick
Re: Shinichi Fujimura
I found a buried artifacts made by a human ashes, a massive cremation of human body during either Spanish or Japanese occupation . Those…
9 October 2017 -
Jason
Re: Pottery Experts
I found a, what seems like clay, pot with a little spout near a dried up canal and was wondering how old it was and if it is worth anything. If…
2 October 2017 -
riju
Re: Academic Qualifications to Be An Archaeologist
Sir I have completed BSC in geology. Is It possible for me to complete msc archaeology without completing…
1 October 2017 -
Ajju
Re: Academic Qualifications to Be An Archaeologist
Sir I m the student of commerce stream. Can I do the archeology and beacome archaeologist or no
29 September 2017 -
ArchaeologyExpert
Re: Pottery Experts
Nat - Your Question:Hi,I recently found a piece of pottery near some Roman ruins. How would I send you a picture to confirm if it is actually…
27 September 2017 -
Nat
Re: Pottery Experts
Hi, I recently found a piece of pottery near some Roman ruins. How would I send you a picture to confirm if it is actually Roman? It looks like a…
26 September 2017 -
Rob
Re: Pottery Experts
I also have a piece of Zuni Pottery from the archives of the Smithsonian, collect by Bill Stevenson in 1880-1882. It is marked with a number and I…
24 September 2017 -
Rob
Re: Pottery Experts
Hi. I have a Brownfields' Ferncliffe Pottery Drip Pan. It is heavy ceramic or porcelain and has impressed mark circle. It says Brown on inside and…
24 September 2017 -
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Re: Stone Tool Experts
@stu. This is difficult to envisage without a picture. You'd be better taking it to a museum or something.
20 September 2017
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