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Heard Contra Shanks- Second Part
Chris Heard is continuing his smackdown of Shanks in what is proving to be a very fine, engaging, and essential series- especially in light of the fact that Shanks has attacked Chris Rollston to no go… more »
Dr Jim West
Drunk on an Apple
Sherry wrote 4 hours ago: This a sculpture from the Louvre and is call … more »
Archaeology for 88 cents
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mamakohl wrote 5 hours ago: I found these really cute things for 88 cents that allows the boys to “dig” for treasure … more »
Pergamum and Thyatira
ferrelljenkins wrote 5 hours ago: Today we drove north of Izmir to visit the Pergamum (modern Bergama), another of the cities of the s … more »
Ancient Galilee Boat
Jeremy wrote 6 hours ago: Since my Galilee Boat post from last August is one of the more popular posts people come across thro … more »
Bloodline
indianahorrorwriters wrote 7 hours ago: www.bloodline-themovie.com … more »
The Erechtheum of Athens
Athina wrote 8 hours ago: The Erechtheion, a temple on the Acropolis of Athens, was built in the Ionian style in 420 to 406 … more »
Altar for the Ark of the covenant found?
Joe Warner wrote 8 hours ago: http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/203933,archaeologists-find-queen-of-shebas-palace-at-axum-et … more »
Chickens in Oceania
archaeozoo wrote 10 hours ago: A recent paper (Storey et al., 2008.) has attempted to synthesise the information on Oceanic chicken … more »
Earliest known archaeological evidence of Americans found in Monte Verde, Chile
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Kambiz Kamrani wrote 23 hours ago: Monte Verde, Chile is a very interesting archaeological site. First discovered in 1976, the site is … more »
palaioslithos
Christine wrote 1 day ago: I just found out that I would make a horrible prehistoric Neanderthal. We were learning how to make … more »
Lady Explains Truth of Noah's Flood
thewordofme wrote 1 day ago: After months, even years of dangerous and terrifying web surfing, and suffering the slings and arrow … more »
Priscilla Wegars Tonight!
wedothatinidaho wrote 1 day ago: It’s totally archaeology month, and one of the best ways to celebrate is by listening to Prisc … more »
Dr. Mark Wilson speaks to our group
ferrelljenkins wrote 1 day ago: Dr. Mark Wilson and his wife, Dindy, shared the evening meal with us at the hotel this evening. Afte … more »
Superman is Clown Shoes Part I
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alchemist1977 wrote 1 day ago: Got your attention? good! This is going to be like one of those “Ford vs. Chevy” argumen … more »
Izmir (Smyrna of the Book of Revelation)
ferrelljenkins wrote 1 day ago: This morning we flew from Istanbul to Imzir, Turkey’s second largest city. Our sightseeing inc … more »
Boatwash Review
mooregroup wrote 1 day ago: Posted by Eoghan, Moore Marine In 2006, in conjunction with University College Cork Hydraulics and M … more »
Blog Carnival - Four Stone Hearth #40
archaeozoo wrote 1 day ago: The fortieth edition of the Four Stone Hearth blog carnival is up for folks to read at ‘Remote … more »
Heard Contra Shanks- Second Part
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Jim wrote 2 days ago: Chris Heard is continuing his smackdown of Shanks in what is proving to be a very fine, engaging, an … more »
Robert Cargill, Indiana Jones, And the Confluence of Real Archaeology and Hollywood
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Jim wrote 2 days ago: Our own Robert Cargill’s Qumran model will be shown in this History Channel special set to air … more »
