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Archaeologists working on a dig. Photo is in the public domain.

Uploaded by easterangel (109) • 1 year ago
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tskmjk55
(484)
History sciences needs to be encouraged....

Some people have a common assumption that History sciences like History, paleontology and anthropology who study the past incidents and search for clues are boring and do not give enough

Started by tskmjk55 (484) • 2 responses • Last response by tskmjk55 (484) • 3 months ago
Tags: history, ancient mega structures, archaeology, science

easterangel
(109)
Archaeology - Important Biblical Find

Archaeologists have recently found coins that are specifically used by the Jews to pay for the temple tax. This is the half-shekel coin talked about in the Bible (Exodus 30:15). There have been other...

Started by easterangel (109) in the bible • 6 responses • Last response by srbollar (202) • 12 months ago
Tags: bible, archaeology, biblical nonsense, temple, validating datea

oneandonemakesix
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sunken ship from revolution found in Lake Ontario

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,366927,00.html A ship was found in Lake Ontario has no plans to raise it as it is being treated as a sacred grave and rightfully it still belongs to the...

Started by oneandonemakesix (24038) in life • 4 responses • Last response by Lakota12 (17265) • 2 years ago
Tags: archaeology, artifacts, leave it be

terrysmith
(516)
Stone Axe From Glass house Mountains 10,000BPE

My poor Archaeology im the only member lol well that ok the axe shown is from Glass house Mountains Queensland Australia it was dated to 10,000 years before present it was the first find i ever did...

Started by terrysmith (516) in archaeology • 2 responses • Last response by jwfarrimond (2413) • 2 years ago
Tags: australia, archaeology, axe, old, stone

sephrenia
(388)
I need ideas for tomorrow! help!

My husband was supposed to go and teach my daughters class about roman forts tomorrow but he's been called into uni for the next two days. I got volunteered in his place. Oh yay. I have talked...

Started by sephrenia (388) • 1 response • Last response by deebomb (9019) • 3 years ago
Tags: ancient roman history, archaeology, romans, teaching, time team
 

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Pure Pedantry
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Now that is one big snake

Imagine the mice it would eat:Named Titanoboa cerrejonensis by its discoverers, the size of the snake's vertebrae suggest it weighed 1140 kg (2,500 pounds) and measured 13 metres (42.7 feet) nose...

Started in Pure Pedantry • 11 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: archaeology

Pure Pedantry
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Now that is one big-ass rodent

From a previously unexamined skull, scientists have established that 8 foot long, 1,500 pound rats roamed South America 4 million years ago:Imagine a rodent that weighed a ton and was as big as a...

Started in Pure Pedantry • 2 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: archaeology

Pure Pedantry
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Archaeologists discover 82,000 year old human ornaments

Fundamental to the questions of human evolution is the question: when did human beings start doing human-like things? Human-like things include tool making, having a home base, using language, and...

Started in Pure Pedantry • 3 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: archaeology

MetaFilter
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Lost Cities

Lost Cities.

Started in MetaFilter • 3 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: ancient, archaeology, cities, photography, pornographicstatuary

The Homely Scientist
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Ice Age Era Cave Found in Missouri?amazing fossils found

I love it when some new key to the past is found.  Recently NPR talked about an Ice Age era cave discovered in Missouri. The cave itself is interesting, but it was what was found inside that...

Started in The Homely Scientist • 3 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: archaeology, ice age, quaternary megafauna
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