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Body Jar Find

by tonyleather in Social Sciences, May 22, 2012
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The unknown tribe involved left clues behind in that they used ceramic jars and log chests to bury their dead, many of these left behind at the various sites around the Cardoman mountains.

The Secret of Mayas

by sonika9 in History, May 16, 2012
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Archaeology in America is in infancy. Still we have discovered a civilization par excellence. This civilization was called the Mayas. They were far ahead of the Egyptians and Greeks. They had the knowledge of "zero" and build impressive architecture.

The world is till waiting for documents to prove that how did these people built up such magnificent civilization at a place, where even to this day, life is an unending struggle for survival? How was it that a flourishing civilization was created by the people of stone age? And who were these people whose classic age collapsed before even Columbus could discover America?

Ancient Art Work

by tonyleather in Social Sciences, May 15, 2012
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These artistic images were created 37,000 years ago, rendering them slightly older than the Chauvet art works, artists in both cases almost certainly from what is known as the 28,000 year old Aurignacian culture.

Avenues in Tourism Sector

by rekon hall in Social Sciences, April 23, 2012
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Its vitality is observed from the stastical knowledge of 2011: Direct contribution to GDP and employment generation was US $2 trillion and ninety eight million respectively across the planet. whereas talking concerning the indirect contribution within the same year it accounted for US $6.3 trillion GDP and 255 million jobs globally.

Discovery of 12th Century Abbot’s Grave

by celeres in Social Sciences, April 20, 2012
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For something like seven centuries he had lain undisturbed.
He – or at least his remains – survived Henry VIII’s destruction of his abbey in 1537, eluded the grave-robbers that followed, and avoided discovery by Victorian archaeologists.
Even deep excavations and the underpinning of the crumbling building in the 1930s failed to unearth him.
But the abbot who headed Britain’s second richest and most powerful Cistercian monastery may soon be unmasked – along with the identity, perhaps, of one of the site’s ghosts.

The Discovery of 17 Ancient Human Framework of Tiger Cave (South-sumatera-palembang)

by bojtobolu23 in Social Sciences, April 18, 2012
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With image + The discovery of 17 ancient human framework of Gua Harimau.

Ancient Sites Spotted From Space, Say Archaeologists

by Ndaloe Prasetyo in Social Sciences, March 20, 2012
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A large number of possible early individual negotiations have been found by archaeologists using pc systems to search satellite tv pictures.

Perfect Fossilized Forest

by tonyleather in Social Sciences, February 29, 2012
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Volcanic ash apparently buried a large area of forest in only a few days, so that the plants were preserved, in many cases in the exact locations where they grew, and exactly as they were at that time.

Mysterious “Winged” Structure Discovered

by brandonkramer0818 in Social Sciences, January 23, 2012
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An unusual 1,800-year-old ruin found in England leaves archaeologists grasping for answers.

Discovery Romanian Unprecedented Era in Britain

by adicodrean1967 in Social Sciences, January 16, 2012
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Archaeologists have discovered in Peterborough, UK, an historic settlement that was part of a Romanian-era town, II century AD.

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