Stonehenge: settlement may have housed its builders
Stonehenge is one of those classic sites one thinks of when archaeology is discussed. Now, archaeologists working at Durrington Walls on the Salisbury Plain about […]
Month: January 2007
Archaeology and the Public: Crow Canyon Archaeological Center
afarensis asks “where are the children?” in the context of where are they in the archaeological record. In another context, I can answer that they’re […]
Basic Concepts: Pottery in the Archaeological Record
I‘ve read a few other science bloggers who are posting some basic concepts articles, clarifying specific topics in their fields of endeavor at a level […]
The Perceived Threat of Linguistic Diversity
In a recent discussion about culture and cultural diversity, of which I was more of a bystander than active participant, the topic moved to race, […]
Blog Critic reviews my friends at Scienceblogs
Blog critic, ggwfung, an anonymous blogger and critic with his own blog, Ideas Man, has written an article at Blogcritics titled ScienceBlogs Network Reviewed – […]
Egyptology Online Karnak and Avaris
The Near Eastern Studies department of Johns Hopkins University is scheduled to roll out an educational website on January 19, 2007 titled Hopkins in Egypt […]
Stolen & Looted: Convicted Smuggler and Looter Reveals Trade Secrets
Pietro Casasanta spent five decades robbing his country of priceless artifacts and cultural items which he sold on the open market. According to Signor Casasanta, […]
Science Blogging Anthology Now in Print
Open Laboratory: The Best Writing on Science Blogs 2006 has been published and is available for purchase and download at Lulu. For those of you […]
Forbidden Archaeology? Some So-Called Out of Place Artifacts
I visit various internet sites each week that range from the scientific to the down right kooky. I must confess that “Kooky” fascinates me. But […]
Obligatory but Genuine Thanks to the Canadian Museum of Civilization
The Canadian Museum of Civilization has a website with educational resources on ancient civilizations. I poked around the site and can see how it might […]
