Archaeologists working at Hampton Court Palace recently unearthed the earliest surviving building ever discovered at the historic site - along with evidence of an original Tudor water feature and the site of a fire started by Edward III
This video was made for the Historic Royal Palaces for more about themclick Here
Indonesian sand miners discovered some ancient artifacts while digging at the foot of Mount Sindoro in central Java province.
About 20 statues, relics and artifacts were unearthed from under volcanic ash.
L'Anse aux Meadows is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the only known Norse village in North America (outside of Greenland). Explore the unique cultural offerings that this archaeological site has to offer.
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On February 10th, archaeologist digging in a pyramid in Mexico City's Tlatelolco square said they had found a grave that held the remains of 49 adult Indians. These Aztecs may have fought Hernan Cortes, a Spanish conquistador who led an expedition that caused the fall of the Aztec empire.
This is the Minelabowners.com being filmed at our Rally that we have every year at Corfe Castle. We at Minelabowners were very please to have been asked to take part in the making on this, This has been a bench mark for both detectorists & archaeologists working side by side recording History as it comes out of the ground on land & in water, it just shows that we can work together with top results.You can see the making of this Programme by MMA for the BBC in Photos taken me & put to music it can be found on here on Youtube under the heading Minelabowners on BBC TV
The fast eroding coastline is heading straight for a graveyard in North Alaska, so the Ben & Jerry's CCC Ambassadors join archaeologist Anne Jensen, as she tells them how she spends her summers relocating the graves, before the sea does it for her.
From Ben & Jerry's Climate Change College.
see more here:
www.climatechangecollege.org/home.php
Featuring the participation of South African volunteers in the excavation of Tel Dor 2006/7.
The Voyage of the Planet™ Magazine in collaboration with the University of South Africa (UNISA) Department of Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern Studies recruits volunteers to join the South African Excavation Team for archaeological excavation at Tel Dor in Israel.
See Johnathan Andrew’s magazine – the Voyage of the Planet – here
http://www.voyageoftheplanet.co.za/
and the Tel Dor website:
http://dor.huji.ac.il/
Featuring the participation of South African volunteers in the excavation of Tel Dor 2006/7.
The Voyage of the Planet™ Magazine in collaboration with the University of South Africa (UNISA) Department of Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern Studies recruits volunteers to join the South African Excavation Team for archaeological excavation at Tel Dor in Israel.
See Johnathan Andrew’s magazine – the Voyage of the Planet – here
http://www.voyageoftheplanet.co.za/
and the Tel Dor website:
http://dor.huji.ac.il/
Featuring the participation of South African volunteers in the excavation of Tel Dor 2006/7.
The Voyage of the Planet™ Magazine in collaboration with the University of South Africa (UNISA) Department of Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern Studies recruits volunteers to join the South African Excavation Team for archaeological excavation at Tel Dor in Israel.
See Johnathan Andrew’s magazine – the Voyage of the Planet – here
http://www.voyageoftheplanet.co.za/
and the Tel Dor website:
http://dor.huji.ac.il/
Featuring the participation of South African volunteers in the excavation of Tel Dor 2006/7.
The Voyage of the Planet™ Magazine in collaboration with the University of South Africa (UNISA) Department of Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern Studies recruits volunteers to join the South African Excavation Team for archaeological excavation at Tel Dor in Israel.
See Johnathan Andrew’s magazine – the Voyage of the Planet – here
http://www.voyageoftheplanet.co.za/
and the Tel Dor website:
http://dor.huji.ac.il/
