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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… [808 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… [524 views in Jun]
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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… [516 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… [384 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… [304 views in Jun]
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Archaeological Excavation: In archaeology, the term excavation simply means the 'dig'. It may sound like an over-simplification but 'dig' is probably the most concise word to describe… [288 views in Jun]
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