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January/February 2025 - Archaeology Magazine
Lidar mapping has made finding lost cities buried deep within dense jungle much easier than it was decades ago, when archaeologists were forced to traverse thick vegetation on foot.
Top 10 Discoveries of 2024 - Archaeology Magazine
Cartonnage Statuette. Not every notable discovery consists of a single extraordinary artifact, a previously unknown structure, or a newly revised date for an ancient technology. Some of the …
May/June 2024 - Archaeology Magazine
Features May/June 2024. Searching for Lost Cities From Iraq to West Africa and the English Channel to the Black Sea, archaeologists are on the hunt for evidence of once-great cities lost …
November/December 2021 - Archaeology Magazine
(Leping Jiang) CHINA: Microfossil residue analysis of ceramic cups found in a 9,000-year-old burial mound at Qiaotou indicates that the dead were sometimes commemorated through …
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May/June 2023 - Archaeology Magazine
(Antiquity, F. Campos et al) VIETNAM: A 13-inch-long piece of antler found 30 years ago at the site of Go O Chua in the Mekong Delta may be part of the oldest stringed instrument …
July/August 2024 - Archaeology Magazine
Between the 9th and 12th centuries A.D., when Chaco Canyon was the center of Ancestral Puebloan culture, someone was always listening—especially for the sound of a conch-shell …
July/August 2022 - Archaeology Magazine
(Robert Mason, Royal Ontario Museum) ISRAEL: Small spherical ceramic vessels, which were ubiquitous in the medieval Middle East, were used to hold a variety of liquids, including beer, …