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Unique discovery of jade necklace from ancient Mayan ruler at Tak’alik Ab’aj

Unique discovery of jade necklace from ancient Mayan ruler at Tak’alik Ab’aj

Guatemala, Rethaluleu, Asintal. Takálik Ab´aj. Discovery of the necklace of the ancestor of the Mayan- Señor de la Greca - Lord of the Fret Design, the Return to the ancestor at Tak’alik Ab’aj. This is the latest finding at the ancient city of Tak'alik Ab'aj. Tak'alik Ab'aj fulfilled for almost two millenniums, a rich and vigorous role in Mesoamerican history.

Last Updated ( Monday, 09 January 2012 09:38 )

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Mysterious Mayan ceremonial head found at Tak´alik Ab´aj

Mysterious Mayan ceremonial head found at Tak´alik Ab´aj

Guatemala. Discovery of an extraordinary offering of a jadeite mosaic miniat...

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 11 May 2010 10:02 )

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El Pilar Archaeological Reserve for Maya Flora and Fauna

El Pilar Archaeological Reserve for Maya Flora and Fauna

I. The El Pilar Archaeological Reserve for Maya Flora and Fauna

Imagine how ...

Last Updated ( Saturday, 02 May 2009 15:23 )

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Guatemala: The Birth of the Sun at Tikal

Guatemala: The Birth of the Sun at Tikal

Guatemala - Museum Popol Vuh invites to the spectacular lecture of Oswaldo C...

Last Updated ( Friday, 08 January 2010 17:19 )

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Sensational new Mayan archaeological find at El Mirador in Guatemala

Sensational new Mayan archaeological find at El Mirador in Guatemala

Guatemala - A new Mayan archaeological discovery of a 2,200 year old carving...

Last Updated ( Monday, 09 March 2009 12:27 )

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Archeology dig, bygone garden bringing Beauvoir's past back to life in Biloxi - SunHerald.com

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Archeology dig, bygone garden bringing Beauvoir's past back to life in Biloxi
SunHerald.com
For the past couple of weeks, an archeological dig has been taking place at Jefferson Davis' last home. The University of South Alabama conducted the dig, which concentrated on the location of the servants' quarters. Researchers dug about seven holes, ...

Archeology & the outdoor enthusiast - Manteca Bulletin - Manteca Bulletin

Archeology & the outdoor enthusiast - Manteca Bulletin
Manteca Bulletin
As an outdoors enthusiast, you are regularly out walking in relatively unexplored places and keeping your eyes open for archeological finds is a natural extension of your hunting, fishing and hiking. . Ancient artifacts can be found in almost any ...

Controversial Canadian filmmaker turns an investigative eye on Biblical ... - The Province

Controversial Canadian filmmaker turns an investigative eye on Biblical ...
The Province
I bring the tools of an investigative reporter to Biblical archeology,” says Jacobovici, a Jewish-Canadian who claims to have found the lost “Tomb of Jesus” in 2005. Jacobovici, 60, was born in Israel but spent many years in Eastern Canada, first as a ...

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Space Archeology - ABC Online (blog)

Space Archeology
ABC Online (blog)
Is space the new frontier for archeology? For Alice Gorman her wish is to be the first archeologist to venture into space. Already she is she is internationally recognised as a leader in the emerging field of space archeology and with all that space ...

Fort Larned to host archeology activities for children ages 8 to 12 - St. John News Online

Fort Larned to host archeology activities for children ages 8 to 12
St. John News Online
Fort Larned National Historic Site will host archeology activities for children ages 8 to 12 on Saturday, May 4 from 10am to noon. A trunk from the Kansas State Historical Society (KSHS), “Puzzles from the Past, Problem Solving through Archeology ...
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Add a personal message:(80 character limit) - Boston.com (blog)

Add a personal message:(80 character limit)
Boston.com (blog)
CERN, the European particle physics research organization, has started work to restore and preserve its first web page — which just so happens to be the web's first webpage. Hosted on Tim Berners-Lee's NeXT computer, the page has aged surprisingly ...

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