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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… [13640 views in Mar]
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Etched Vase: How to Discover its Origins?: Thank you for your question and the attached photo. Your measurements of the item would place this pottery piece in the mid-sized… [2784 views in Mar]
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Greece: The Classical Period: Greece has always been a powerful attraction to conquerors or visitors alike who remained captivated by her geographical charm and her claim to being one… [2086 views in Mar]
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Nabta Playa, Egypt: Nabta Playa contains numerous megaliths some still standing in their original positions and some having toppled over. The archaeological site of Nabta Playa is located… [1926 views in Mar]
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Flavio Biondo: The Italian Renaissance historian Flavio Biondo, is recognised as one of the world’s first archaeologists and coined the infamous term ‘Middle Ages’. Biondo, whose Latin name… [1806 views in Mar]
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What Textiles Can Tell Us About Life In Ancient Rome: Clothing and other textiles are of great significance to the survival of human beings. Even in the height of the Roman… [1596 views in Mar]
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jojo
Re: Be a Volunteer Archaeologist
jojo is my name doing a project for school 6th grade
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miki
Re: Sir Mortimer Wheeler
Sorry to read absolute no mention of Tessa Verney Wheeler who was partner and co- innovator alongside her husband until her death, something…
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Rich
Re: Tools of the Archaeologist
Very interesting site. However I still do not know where to begin having my purported primitive Sardinian bronze warrior statuette…
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ArchaeologyExpert
Re: Decipherment
@B. you can find the images for the various heiroglyphics via search engine and then work it out according to the letters used. We cannot place images…
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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.…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Izzy
Re: Types of Archaeology
What type of courses are involved in Classical Archaeology?
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