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Vampires, pirates, ghost ships, skeletons—if it isn't Halloween, it can only be one thing: National Geographic News's annual lineup of our most popular archaeology coverage.
With a portable CD player, an amplifier and a microphone, Bryan Clardy, a.k.a. "BC," takes the stage on a quiet evening at the Bunker in Ybor.
Gift books to savor Trying to reach as broad a range of tastes and pocketbooks as possible, we this year scavenged everything from the front pages of the Onion to R. Crumb's genesis, to valedictory Updike. Stuff to read, stuff to look at, glossy pages and matte. Remember: be careful not to nick the pages or spill eggnog on them before you wrap. Happy holidays! Trying to reach as broad a range of ...
An international group of anthropologists offers a new theory about the diffusion of maize to the Southwestern United States and the impact it had. The study suggests that maize was passed from group to group of Southwestern hunter-gatherers.
Attorney Jack Benson Jr. is asking county officials to lift a stop work order at a planned Ooltewah commercial site where there was a controversy about moving a cemetery and cutting trees in a buffer area.
Associated Press - December 8, 2009 5:05 PM ET SEATTLE (AP) - A University of Washington student recently made a surprising archaeological find on the Seattle campus.
An international group of anthropologists offers a new theory about the diffusion of maize to the Southwestern United States and the impact it had.
A UW freshman has discovered the first Indian artifact found on the university campus in 90 years. The tan and red projectile point may be as old as 6,700 years.
If you can't be one of the 2.5 million tourists who wander through the streets of Pompeii every year, you now have another option: Google's Street View. Pompeii on Street View The 360-degree panoramic street-level service debuted last week in ...
ROCKFORD — A forensic anthropologist has confirmed that the skeletons found in the trunk of an impounded vehicle in South Beloit on Aug. 12 are the remains of two infants.
ComingSoon.net's The Weekend Warrior offers a preview of the new releases opening on Friday, December 11, including Disney's latest animated feature The Princess and the Frog , expanding nationwide, and Clint Eastwood's latest Invictus (Warner Bros.) stars Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela and Matt Damon. "The Chosen One" this week is Tom Ford's drama A Single Man (Weinstein Co.) starring Colin ...
Richard T. Antoun, a respected Binghamton University anthropology professor who grew up in Shrewsbury, spent his entire career seeking peace. His work focused on bridging the divide between religions and cultures, particularly in the Middle East.
Rana Dasgupta's India is a land of grueling poverty still, in a culture transfixed by glittering wealth. The dominant mood is "frenzied accumulation" in a...
The Francis Marion Trail Commission has completed work on the Black Mingo Battlefield Site for the American Battlefield Protection Program (ABPP) with a “very good outcome for this site,” according to the ABPP.
A holiday gift guide to recent photography books.
For Donn Todt, long-time head gardener for the Ashland Parks & Recreation Department, his move to Corvallis meant bidding farewell to people, places and plants.
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