The Four Stone Hearth #28
Thank you for reading this edition of the Four Stone Hearth. As most of you are aware, the Four Stone Hearth (4SH) is a bi-weekly […]
Month: November 2007
Rock Art Analysis
Rock art analysis has received a bad rap in archaeology over the years, but in the last decade or so, some advances have been made […]
Call for Submissions: Four Stone Hearth
The next edition of the Four Stone Hearth will be hosted here on 11/21/07 –that’s Wednesday! Think about it: lots of folks will be off […]
Carnival Time!
The 27th edition of the Four Stone Hearth is up at Sorting Out Science. Sam Wise has done a great job presenting some of the […]
The "Number One on Google" Meme
By way of Northstate Science, who saw it first at Pharyngula, and apparently originated from World’s Fair about 2 weeks ago (I’m behind on my […]
Cavemen Liked Big Butts and They Cannot Lie
Acouple of online editions of U.K. newspapers reported the recent finds of 30 carvings recovered at an archaeological site in Poland, dating to about 15,000 […]
Tutankahmen on Display – the Anniversary of the Discovery of his Tomb
Gold—everywhere the glint of gold! These were the words of Howard Carter as he recalled first seeing the antechamber of Pharaoh Tutankhamen’s tomb as he […]