October 2011
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djennetc: Djenne terracotta #082 Opaque Rotation Video 3D CT Scan — ©2011 Dr. Marc Ghysels, Brussels ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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I promise you guys, this blog isn’t dead. I’ve actually sat down to try and work on it several times, but I keep getting interrupted with life. As some of you know, this last little bit of time has been extremely chaotic for me. My partner and I have decided to move and return to North America, which is about the most stressful of moves you can undertake for a variety of reasons. On...
Oct 14th
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August 2011
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Aug 2nd
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Aug 2nd
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July 2011
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Anonymous asked: Mind if i ask how old you are?
I'm asking because i'm an archeology student, 18, just finished my first year and i'm not sure if i want to continue or change major.
I turned down Med school to study archeology last year, that's how much i love it!! But unfortunately, it wasn't what i expected (i'm talking academics-wise), so i decided to try and work on...
Jul 3rd
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“Watch out for all the black widows in the windows. Night!”
– Field School 2011
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June 2011
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Map Collections →
theanthrolibrarian: A digitized collection of American historical maps housed by the Geography and Map Division of the Library of Congress. Special Presentation: The 1562 Map of America by Diego Gutiérrez.
Jun 28th
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Jun 28th
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French Egyptologist who saved Nubian temples dies
archaeologicalnews: PARIS (AFP) – French Egyptologist Christiane Desroches-Noblecourt, known for her books on art and history and for saving the Nubian temples from flooding caused by the Aswan Dam, has died at the age of 97, her editor Telemaque said Friday. In a career spanning more than half-a-century, Desroches-Noblecourt also helped preserve the mummy of King Ramses II, which was...
Jun 27th
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Field School Days Six Through Ten
Aloha again everyone. Sorry for the delay, but I’m sure you can all understand how 1) exhausting this last week has been 2) how much I have to fit into the little weekend that I do have off. Monday morning started early and at full strength with loading all of our gear into the old state suburban that we took up the mountain. It is amazing how much stuff you need for something like this....
Jun 27th
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Skip to 1:19 - 1:54 Possibly my favorite Futurama moment ever, and that’s saying something. I would edit the video down to just that if I had any idea how to do so.
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