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Aren Maeir explaining about Tell es-Safi/Gath and archaeology
Aren Maeir explaining about Tell es-Safi/Gath and archaeology in general to a group of visiting bloggers and journalists, Sept. 11, 2012 Search terms:sara parcak ローマtell es-safi/gath
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Bison to Bedlam: Crossrail’s archaeology story so far…
The Crossrail archaeology programme has now reached its half-way point with a number of valuable discoveries made so far. To celebrate, Crossrail hosted a public exhibition on Saturday 7 July. The exhibition displayed rare and priceless finds to provide a glimpse of life in London through the ages. Visitors had an opportunity to interact with some of the artefacts and learn how archaeologists analyse the finds to determine their age. The Crossrail archaeology programme began in 2009 with archaeologists beginning [...]
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Mann-Simons Archaeology Project
The Mann-Simons African American Archaeology Project was started in 2005 by Jakob Crockett (University of South Carolina—Columbia) in partnership with Historic Columbia Foundation. The primary objective of the archaeology is to determine how the material culture of the Mann-Simons family varied in relation to changes in both family structure and Columbia’s social environment throughout the nineteenth and twentieth century. At its most abstract, the primary goal is to understand the ways in which the material world is implicated in the [...]
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Archaeological Excavation at Rådhuspladsen, Copenhagen
Memories of the archaeological excavation carried out at Rådhuspladsen, Copenhagen, between January 2011 and August 2012; with emphasis on the archaeologists that gave their all… Directed, filmed and produced by Krister Kam Tayanin (Copyright). Music by Tim Eriksen, Riley Baugus and Tim O’Brien ‘I wish my baby was born’ (traditional). Search terms:ausgrabungen kopenhagen
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Survey Test Pits
A large part of the work a CRM Archaeologist does is survey. Spaced 50ft apart, the archaeologist digs a series of holes approximately 35-40cm in diameter down into the sterile sub-soil. The archaeologist screens for artifacts and makes careful notes of the soil levels, called strata, measuring depth, soil color and texture. Doing a large, random sample of STPs in an area can give an archaeologist an idea of what cultural material might be in the soil. Search terms:テストピットテストピットとはanket testipozos [...]
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Dig Hungate: the Deep Pit Field office, Summer 2008
A Dig Hungate Update Film, with field archaeologists working on recording data on plans, context cards etc. One of an ongoing set of videoblog updates from the Hungate site at York. (Part 4 of 13) Playlist link – http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL57BCC21AD54B4A85 — Study ‘Archaeology: the science of investigation’ wth the OU http://www3.open.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/course/sa188.htm Explore qualifications in History with the OU http://www3.open.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/arts-and-humanities/history/index.htm
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Dig Hungate: offset planning in Block H2, Summer 2008
A Dig Hungate Update Film, with field archaeologists working on the measurement of a feature in the Deep Pit, Block H2. One of an ongoing set of videoblog updates from the Hungate site at York. (Part 5 of 13) Playlist link – http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL57BCC21AD54B4A85 — Study ‘Archaeology: the science of investigation’ wth the OU http://www3.open.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/course/sa188.htm Explore qualifications in History with the OU http://www3.open.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/arts-and-humanities/history/index.htm
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Largest Fremont Structure Uncovered in, Utah
BYU’s annual archaeology field school excavated the largest known structure associated with the Fremont civilization
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Iron Age Nidderdale – Episode 1
Filmed and Edited by Fireforge Media – www.fireforgemedia.co.uk Fireforge Media Chronicles the regular work of the Iron Age Nidderdale Project in this regular Episodic Video Blog Documentary. Search terms:demir çağı belgeseli
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St Mary’s River Archaeological Project
A short video detailing the fieldwork and some other research for the St. Mary’s River Archaeological Project for Summer, 2012. This project is part of the ongoing research of Scott Tucker for his PhD dissertation at the University of Southampton, UK. For more on this project, visit: www.smrarchaeology.wordpress.com Search terms:mary folyó
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Fasti Online: Church of St. Mark between the Via Appia and Via Ardeatina
Italian excavations between the Via Appia and the Via Ardeatina on the outskirts of Rome, in an area densely occupied by the famous catacombs, have revealed an unusual and rare circus-shaped early Christian funerary basilica containing more than 1000 burials believed to be the church commissioned by St. Mark, who served as pope for 263 days in AD 336. See more videos at: WEDIGROME Search terms:アッピア街道 教会Altai archaeological sitesbbc discovery lidar filmulwerkenzoektermen voorbeelden
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Fasti Online: Pompeii Archaeological Research Project
The Pompeii Archaeological Research Project: Porta Stabia, an American research project, is re-writing the social and economic history of Pompeii between the 2nd century BC and its destruction in AD 79 by excavating an overlooked and under-studied middle-class neighborhood in the shadow of the great public spaces. See more videos at: WEDIGROME Search terms:pompejeonline arcjaeological projectspompeii new research 2012ポンペイ 研究ポンペイ 研究
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Fasti Online: Excavations on the northeastern slopes of the Palatine hill
This big dig in the heart of Rome has been making extraordinary discoveries and rewriting the history of the city between the Colosseum and the Forum since 1986. This video takes you inside the fence and beyond the newspaper articles that have made headlines around the world. See more videos at: WEDIGROME Search terms:fasti online ausgrabungenpalatin ausgrabungenaktuelle ausgrabung auf dem palatinausgrabungen palatin
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One foot in the past
A few million years ago, our ancestors stopped climbing trees and started walking upright, on two feet. To work out how and when this happened, researchers look for fossils — and recently they found a surprising set of foot bones in Ethiopia. The foot is about 3.4 million years old, making it roughly the same age as ‘Lucy’ and her species, Australopithecus afarensis. But while Lucy’s species had feet much like modern humans, the new foot has an opposable big [...]
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Monteith Battlefield Archaeology
In a project funded by a grant form the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program, archaeologist Dan Elliott and his team from the LAMAR Institute investigate a little-known Civil War battlefield on the outskirts of Savannah. Search terms:www paxt com
