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New York Times - 1 hour 24 minutes ago
A two-year-old Pentagon program that assigns social scientists to work with military units in Iraq and Afghanistan has come under sharp criticism.
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Baltimore Sun - Wed Dec 2, 3:32 pm ET
An Anne Arundel County judge refused Wednesday to give the killer of a woman who had befriended him a second chance to serve part of his sentence out of prison, saying that Christopher Perkins O'Brien was behind bars because he did not heed conditions of his previous release.
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Fond du Lac Reporter - Fri Dec 4, 5:30 am ET
The expanded second edition of Secrets of the Ledge: Pictorial Report of Archaeological Findings on the Niagara Escarpment in Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin by local author Dwight Weiser is available at outlets in Fond du Lac, Waupun and Eden.
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DePauw - 53 minutes ago
This past spring, I studied abroad in Saint Petersburg, Russia, and it was an amazing experience. I took intensive language courses and other courses related to my sociology and anthropology major.
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The Day - Fri Dec 4, 12:40 am ET
"It's been a long haul, but it's finally done," Ballard said. URI opened the $15 million Center for Ocean Exploration and Archeological Oceanography at its Narragansett Bay campus in June. The heart of the new building is the Inner Space Center, where banks of computer screens and television monitors are dwarfed by a 20-foot-high screen that shows feeds from the different expeditions.
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The Barre Montpelier Times Argus - Thu Dec 3, 4:01 am ET
SPRINGFIELD — Archaeologist Gail Golec will discuss the history of Bellows Falls at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Nolin Murray Center. ...
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K2TV Wyoming - Thu Dec 3, 11:16 pm ET
A MAN WORKING ON A WATER MANE ON THE EASTERN BORDER OF NATRONA COUNTY DISCOVERED SOMETHING TO MAKE AN ARCHAEOLOGIST PROUD. A HALF SKULL, THOUGHT TO BE FROM A YOUNG CHILD FROM AROUND THE 1850'S WAS UNEARTHED THE GRAVE SITE IS NEAR A PORTION OF THE OREGON TRAIL SO OFFICIALS BELIEVE THERE MAY BE A CONNECTION. THEY HOPE TO DIG AGAIN THIS SUMMER WHEN THE WEATHER WARMS UP MAKING THE SOIL EASIER TO ...
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Hopewell Valley News - Fri Dec 4, 1:41 am ET
The Mercer County Board of Chosen Freeholders could vote soon, possibly at its Dec. 10 meeting, on County Executive Brian Hughes’ recommendation of a Philadelphia firm to do an archaeological study of the Jacobs Creek bridge area.
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The Rice Thresher - Thu Dec 3, 11:16 pm ET
Combining Mormon imagery with vibrantly colored stencils from and inspired by Chilean stencilistas, anthropology doctoral candidate Michael Adair-Kriz has brought together two disparate subjects to create his new installation, Stenciling Power. More than just a slapdash collection of eclectic art pieces, Stenciling Power is the result of the two years Kriz spent in Santiago, Chile, doing field ...
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Sierra Sun - Thu Dec 3, 11:07 pm ET
Re: "Build Trails Responsibly," Sierra Sun, Dec. 2. This was a really nice, well-built trail that was appreciated by many in the neighborhood, including a few mountain bikers perhaps, but mostly hikers. The warning sign placed at the dam by the rangers noted potential erosion and archaeological damage by the building of such unauthorized trails. This trail was a significant threat to neither ...
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Fox News - Mon Nov 30, 5:01 pm ET
Hollywood has long romanticized the archaeologist, from Lara Croft to Indiana Jones to Alan Quartermain. Now Taiwan is trying to develop its own blockbuster archaeologist.
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dBusinessNews.com - Sun Nov 29, 6:29 pm ET
SALT LAKE CITY - Deep Blue Marine, Inc. is pleased to announce the hiring of Alejandro Selmi as their official company archaeologist. Mr. Selmi comes with high accolades, an impressive resume and years of experience.
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Walnut Creek Journal - Fri Dec 4, 1:21 am ET
Every time her heart beats, 61-year-old Jun Yasuda thumps her drum in front of the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology at UC Berkeley.
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The Huffington Post - Thu Dec 3, 3:16 pm ET
A bombing in Jerusalem. A troubled foreign country tried in absentia in U.S. courts. Priceless archeological artifacts threatened. It sounds like it could be the...
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US News & World Report - Thu Dec 3, 4:31 pm ET
Hundreds of people may have been butchered and eaten at a 7,000-year-old German site.