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Daily Sabah
December 28, 2017
In the near future, archaeologists aim to restore two towers, a theater, a stadium and ensure water flow on ancient fountains through the tunnels. In particular, the towers are expected to be restored by 2019. Demirel also noted that the ministry of culture and tourism has also completed landscaping work toÃÂ ...
ZME Science
December 13, 2017
The site itself holds great promise for future. Archaeologists also came across a belt buckle, a key, and a knife blade, so they have high hopes for upcoming digs. The church itself dates from the 1140s and used to be connected to a large, old farm estate from the time of the Vikings, which will also be studiedÃÂ ...
Madison.com
December 11, 2017
In 1972, Apollo 17's lunar module landed on the moon with astronauts Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt aboard; during three extravehicular activities (EVAs), they became the last two men to date to step onto the lunar surface. APÃÂ ...
FiveThirtyEight
November 14, 2017
However, using the locations of the 15 known cities and the observed frequencies of transactions, the researchers were able to estimate the potential locations for the lost cities. Imagine future archaeologists taking bus schedules for New York, Cleveland and Atlanta and using math to find the ancient lostÃÂ ...
Slate Magazine
September 8, 2017
The time capsule is a concept perfectly pitched to an elementary school student's sense of wonder. I loved them as a kid—thinking about them, reading about them, burying toys and little messages in bottles in our backyard. Now that I'm older, though, the whole idea reeks of a particularly AmericanÃÂ ...
New Scientist
April 13, 2017
What will future archaeologists make of our most cherished cultural objects? Eric Cline answers this question and more in his history of the discipline. archaeology. Former glories: excavating Ebla, one of Syria's oldest sites. James L. Stanfield/National Geographic Creative. By Andrew Robinson.
HeritageDaily
January 2, 2014
It is unclear how they will be used by future archaeologists, though, given that very few glasses are likely to survive intact due to their combination of delicacy and relatively low value. Current archaeologists use the chemical signature of ancient glass to investigate where it was originally made, so perhaps glass will becomeÃÂ ...
University of Wisconsin-Madison
August 2, 2010
A couple of dozen students sit on plastic tarps under the trees at the edge of the Eagle Heights Community Gardens, at the west end of the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus. Their professor — a noted archaeologist — faces them, sitting on his own tarp, much as he would while supervising a dig inÃÂ ...
Wicked Local Dennis
December 3, 2017
Duggan stressed that they'd left portions of the hearth site undisturbed so future archaeologists could investigate. Also found were various small stem points (Squibnocket triangles) from 2-3,000 years ago (mostly of quartz), and Atlantic projectile points (mostly made of rhyolite) originating in Pennsylvania ...
Het Belang van Limburg
December 2, 2017
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The Wild Hunt
November 17, 2017
The wooden benches discovered at the site, which could have told future archaeologists more about the temple, were reportedly discarded.
Atlas Obscura
November 17, 2017
“I imagined the future archaeologist walking around and being puzzled: What is this all about?” she says. “But once back on their spaceship—IÂ ...
FiveThirtyEight
November 15, 2017
Imagine future archaeologists taking bus schedules for New York, Cleveland and Atlanta and using math to find the ancient lost city of Philly.
The News-Press
October 26, 2017
But as some hurricane victims look to the future, archaeologists have their eyes on what they think could be unearthed pieces of an ancient ...
Mountain Xpress
October 21, 2017
UNEARTHING THE FUTURE: Archaeologist and WCU professor Brett Riggs talks about excavations at the Kituwah Mound, a site designated ...
Rutland Herald
October 19, 2017
He's written children's books and humorous titles as well – “Motel of the Mysteries” offering a future archaeologist's interpretation of a ...
Atlas Obscura
October 17, 2017
But apart from thoroughly confusing future archaeologists, what possible reason could there be for burying these whales? Ben Hess of the ...
Science Magazine
October 11, 2017
... represent our current knowledge of science and provide future archaeologists with snippets of everyday life to help them “understand who we ...
Den of Geek US
October 11, 2017
When future archaeologists uncover the buried ruins of our civilisation, they may well refer to it as the "Hans Zimmer period." Hans Zimmer is a ...
Greensboro News & Record
October 5, 2017
We're 51 percent of the population, but a future archaeologist unearthing the rubble in a post-apocalyptic mall would find little evidence we ...
Wicked Local Scituate
October 4, 2017
Bring your future archaeologist to Archaeology Discovery Day. Kids of all ages are welcome at The South Shore Natural Science Center, ...
North Coast Journal
September 7, 2017
The disaster turned out to be a boon for future archaeologists. The most famous of the buried cities, Pompeii, was only rediscovered in 1599, and today you can wander its streets, enter into mosaic-rich courtyards and read graffiti on its walls. Nearby (and less-visited) Herculaneum is the home of the Villa of ...
New Scientist
April 13, 2017
What will future archaeologists make of our most cherished cultural objects? Eric Cline answers this question and more in his history of the discipline. archaeology. Former glories: excavating Ebla, one of Syria's oldest sites. James L. Stanfield/National Geographic Creative. By Andrew Robinson.
gulfnews.com
December 31, 1999
Paula Zuccotti is an acclaimed design expert, artist, future archaeologist and photographic novelist who views brands, products, and services ...
The Guardian
December 31, 1999
Future archaeologists may find it difficult to determine if these radioactive deposits are natural or cultural. Maybe the distinction will be irrelevant ...
Windsor Observer
September 4, 2017
He said that he would re-bury it “for posterity” but was considering leaving a time capsule behind, for the young archaeologists of the future.
Monterey County Herald
August 15, 2017
I'm a serial note-taker. Call it occupational haphazard, random thoughts recorded at random moments. I'll see something odd or annoying, tasteÃÂ ...
Gears Of Biz
August 11, 2017
When future archaeologists dig up the remains of our society, they will probably know us by the layer of plastic garbage we've strewn all overÃÂ ...
Sky News
August 8, 2017
This means historians and archaeologists of the future are going to have a problem. Digital media is much richer in data than physical media. Rather than justÃÂ ...
The Guardian
August 7, 2017
Future archaeologists may be seriously puzzled by Joint Mitnor, a cave in a Devon quarry. They will find a mound of fossil bones of animals,ÃÂ ...
Derby Telegraph
August 3, 2017
The archaeologists of the future trying to piece together what happened at Pikehall from what they find in the soil will conclude from all theÃÂ ...
Las Cruces Sun-News
July 23, 2017
Carrillo said participating in a field school in the American Southwest is a great opportunity and is in fact important for future archaeologists andÃÂ ...
Alexandria Times
July 20, 2017
... often smelly stretch of waterfront bordered by seawall — wouldn't have disturbed the rails, and they're still in place for future archaeologists toÃÂ ...
Popular Science
July 19, 2017
When future archaeologists dig up the remains of our society, they will probably know us by the layer of plastic garbage we've strewn all overÃÂ ...
NBCNews.com
July 18, 2017
By looking at astronaut artifacts, researchers hope to gain new insights into how astronauts of different backgrounds interact and adapt to life inÃÂ ...
The Times
July 18, 2017
The 66-year-old Dutch woman is nothing less than a “future archaeologist”, to use her own words, whose… Want to read more? Register with aÃÂ ...
Psychology Today (blog)
July 18, 2017
So when future archaeologists dig our iPhones out of the sand, they probably won't think about emojis the way we think about hieroglyphics.
Adweek
May 4, 2017
We often wonder how our culture will be understood by archaeologists of the future. Will they watch hours of cat videos and conclude weÃÂ ...
The Guardian
May 1, 2017
The archaeological site of Qalatga Darband in Northern Iraq. Photograph: Mary Shepperson/by permission of The British Museum.
The Epoch Times
December 9, 2014
Imagine it's the year 5014 and archaeologists are studying the great ancient civilization of New York City. What might they find?
The Straits Times
December 31, 1999
The field school also serves as a training ground for Singapore's future archaeologists. The ISEAS - Yusof Ishak Institute's NSC ArchaeologyÃÂ ...
Hastings and St. Leonards Observer
March 23, 2017
I can remember writing to the Observer in the late 1980s congratulating Hastings Borough Council on the foresight in building that magnificent edifice which if it stood the ravages of time would lead to future archaeologists believing they had found a ...
A.V. Club
March 22, 2017
... humanity made the jump into advanced communication," future archaeologists will no doubt observe, holding up the charred remnants of an iPhone still frozen on the Clips app screen, while the 500-foot-long air-breathing octopus that was once the ...
The Two River Times
March 21, 2017
A frequent guest speaker at many Two River area venues, Veit was as engaging as his students were eager to participate in the lighthouse project.
Shanghaiist
February 22, 2017
An Anhui tourist site has decided to abandon any hint of authenticity by constructing a giant and hideous Iron Man statue to go along with its colossal and tacky Sphinx knockoff.
New York Times
February 14, 2017
(The research is akin to future archaeologists turning to the typography of I.R.S. tax forms.) "We can use it thousands of years later to track the changes with time," said Erez Ben-Yosef, an archaeologist at Tel Aviv University of Israel.
InDaily
February 7, 2017
Future archaeologists may find it difficult to determine if these radioactive deposits are natural or cultural. Maybe the distinction will be irrelevant.
The Conversation AU
February 2, 2017
Long after the molecular structure of the human-made materials has broken down, the uranium and plutonium will still be decaying. Future archaeologists may find it difficult to determine if these radioactive deposits are natural or cultural. Maybe the ...
Mercer Space
February 1, 2017
There is a photo journey book out now called "Abandoned America: The Age of Consequences" documenting our decaying buildings across America, left for the exploration of future Archaeologists. The Hamilton library has an excellent documentary calledÃÂ ...
Nevada Appeal
January 25, 2017
He then asked me to use the equipment to fill in the excavations so future archaeologists could examine the site at a later date.
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