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The air is thick. The sun has yet to rise. A peacock calls in the distance. You can barely see […]
The air is thick. The sun has yet to rise. A peacock calls in the distance. You can barely see […]
We talk a lot about echoes in archaeology, and repetition. Indeed, every culture is as unique and irreplaceable as a
Today, archaeology taught me a valuable lesson about education. An activity designed to teach about the making of mortar grew
In this post I am going to run through some of the most common domesticated plant species that we find
Its 11:30 up on the Tel and you have found nothing all day. You’ve been beating at the ground only
A tiny find representing the Eye of Horus turned up on the Tel. It may be an amulet, possibly a
By Caroline Sausser While walking through the underground tunnel system of the Hospitaller compound in Old Acre, my fellow Miami
A tiny lion or feline figure has been found on the tel. Professor Jolanta Mlynarczyk of the University of Warsaw speaks
The conch shell can be an instrument with multiple meanings and uses. How old the custom of blowing it is
By Megan Ashbrook. Two of my loves are archaeology and horses. Never would I have imagined that thousands of miles