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Monthly Archives: March 2007
Iranian Government With Panties in Wads over ’300′
The Iranian government is bitching to the United Nations about a movie. I kid you not. They want the U.N., specifically, UNESCO to take action against Warner Brother’s and the film. A movie. Iran Protests to U.N. Over ’300′ Apparently, … Continue reading
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ArtiFACTs: Recent News in Archaeology and Anthropology
Here’s a roundup of some recent news relevant to archaeology and anthropology. Click below the fold for more…Circular formation found in IndianaThe earthen structure was discovered by GIS workers for Delaware County (Indiana) as they studied topographic information during plans … Continue reading
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Happy Birthday PZ Myers!
For those that don’t know (as if there’s anyone on the Internet that doesn’t), PZ Myers is the man behind the blog Pharyngula. And he turns 50 years old in a few hours! Happy Birthday!
A New Dating Technique: Water Diffusion in Manufactured Glass
Kambiz at Anthropology.net has invited me to start posting there and my first post is on the topic of water diffusion dating, based on a recent research article published in Archaeometry. I won’t bother to go into a lot of … Continue reading
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New Anthro/Archaeo Blogs Added to the Blogroll
Looking through my SiteMeter stats and the blogrolls of other folks, and through the submissions to past/present Four Stone Hearth issues, I’ve stumbled across a couple new Anthropology/Archaeology weblogs. Click below the fold to see who!Fort’o Books – written by … Continue reading