Dialogue littéraire et interactions verbales
Titre: Dialogue littéraire et interactions verbalesLieu: Maison des Sciences de l Homme / Clermont-FerrandCatégorie: Colloques, journées d'étudesDate: 10.02.2012Heure: 20.00 hDescription: Information...
View ArticleLooters, Black Archaeology, Collectors and the archaeological record in...
.According to Katerina Ivanova writing in today's "Standart" ('Crisis Inspires Investing in Stolen Antiques'), a side effect of the current economic crisis, the instability of the financial markets and...
View ArticleSumerian gold jar, other relics returned to Iraq | Reuters
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View ArticleGermany Returns More(?) Stolen Artefacts to Iraq
.Today in a ceremony at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Germany turned over to Iraqi officials45 relics stolen from Iraq's museums and archeological sites in the mayhem that followed the U.S.-led...
View ArticleWho ya gonna call? DH Winebuyers
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View ArticleA checklist for writers
Technology both shapes and reflects our values. What do we value in scholarly writing, and how well do our technological choices match those values?I look for software that supports four necessary or...
View ArticlemtDNA of domestic horses: Ancestral Mare ~130-160 thousand years old
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View ArticleActualité de l’Antiquité / 9 : spécial BD
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View ArticleApply now for the Andante archaeology award
Do you have an archaeological project in need of funds? Some post excavation work requiring specialists? A field survey lacking vital equipment? An excavation without tools? Or indeed almost any sort...
View ArticleCIL to be digitised at last?
Via Ancient World Online I learn of an initiative here to scan in the out-of-copyright volumes of the Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum. This is very welcome news, so long as we get PDF’s out of the end...
View ArticleNEW PICTURE OF HUMAN ORIGINS -- DENISOVANS, NEANDERTHALS AND HOMO SAPIENS!
The tip of a girl’s 40,000-year-old pinky finger found in a cold Siberian cave, paired with faster and cheaper genetic sequencing technology, is helping scientists draw a surprisingly complex new...
View ArticleGermany Returns Looted Afghan Sculpture
.This week, Germany returned an ancient pre-Islamic sculpture looted during Afghanistan's civil war. The 30 cm high limestone relief shows eight figures, and dates from the second century AD,. The...
View ArticleChinese challengers to Sothebys and Christies
.In the past five years, there has been a massive expansion in the market for Chinese art as China's millionaires and billionaires begin to invest in art and rediscover the heritage of their homeland....
View ArticleASOR assistant discovers fun of field archaeology
My experience in Israel this summer was amazing. As ASOR’s Assistant to the Executive Director, I only ever hear about the other side of archaeology, excavation in the field, but had not yet...
View ArticleA portrait of a damned soul
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View ArticleDoctor Who: The Tenth Planet (and the First Regeneration)
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View ArticleThe Latest on the Indiana Creationism Bill: Adding Still Other Views on...
“Unconstitutional Crusade Hurts Critical Thinking” is the title of a letter to the editor which appeared in today’s Indianapolis Star about the creationism bill that is going before Indiana’s senate....
View ArticleThe American Anthropological Association opposes open science
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View ArticleWhat's the problem? Nail technology or league tables?
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View ArticleChangement d’adresse !!!
Chères lectrices, chers lecteurs, Archéo Facts a déplacé son blog à l’adresse http://archeofacts.ch/blog/ Nous vous souhaitons beaucoup de plaisir à continuer à nous lire !
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