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Article: TrowelBlazers: In Search of the Female Indiana Jones
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Dr. Victoria Herridge, one of the co-founders of the amazing TrowelBlazers Tumblr blog, has written an article for CNN's Leading Women feature in which she talks about the blog and its mission to celebrate…
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News: 2nd Century Wooden Mask Unearthed in Nara, Japan
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Archaeologists working at the Daifuku archaeological site (大福遺跡) in Sakurai(桜井), Nara Prefecture, Japan, have unearthed a fragment of a wooden mask thought to date back to the mid to late 2nd century. The…
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Unearthed: 27th May to 2nd June 2013
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Life of Die (Girlz 'N' Games)
In her latest webcomic, Noelle imagines how the blockbuster film Life of Piwould have turned out if a certain young archaeologist had climbed aboard that life raft. Hint: It…
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Photo Gallery: Chinese Bronzes at the Freer & Sackler Galleries, Washington DC
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Here are some of the photos I took at the Freer and Sackler Galleries during a recent trip to Washington, D.C. The galleries are the Smithsonian'smuseums of Asian art and are home to a number of permanent and…
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Book Review: Ladies of the Field by Amanda Adams
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I recently finished reading Amanda Adams' book, Ladies of the Field: Early Women Archaeologists and Their Search for Adventure, which delves into the extraordinary lives of seven female archaeologists who,…
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10 Quotes About Archaeology
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"I'm not an historian but I can get interested - obsessively interested - with any aspect of the past, whether it's palaeontology or archaeology or the very recent past."
(Dame Penelope Lively, Author &…
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Archaeology News – 13th to 19th May 2013
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Africa:
Al Ruwaida site yields unique archaeological find (Gulf News)
Alexandria plans for a new maritime museum (Al-Shorfa)
Cemetery Reveals Baby-Making Season in Ancient Egypt (Live Science)
Earliest…
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How to Teach yourself Ancient (and Modern) Languages
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If, like me, you're thinking of teaching yourself how to read and understand an ancient (or modern) language, check out Jenni's tips on her blog!
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World Heritage Day
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18th April is World Heritage Day or, as it's officially known, the International Day for Monuments and Sites. To celebrate it, I've compiled a list of all the UNESCO World Heritage sitesthat Lara has visited…
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Arte-Factual: Tomb Raider 2013: Ban Chiang Pottery
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The last two editions of Arte-Factual dealt with the art and archaeology of the very first Tomb Raider game. In this latest edition, I'll be writing about one of the many collectable relics Lara comes across…
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Dear readers,
China Heritage Watchis currently on indefinite hiatus due to numerous other projects,…
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Via Memoriae Classicae III - Tomb Raider http://wp.me/s2MdZS-2566
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A Classics student shares his thoughts on what he considers an era-defining game: the original Tomb Raider (1996). In his article, he highlights some of the historical inaccuracies of the original game (yes,…
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The Snow Leopard Trust Needs Your Vote! http://wp.me/s2MdZS-2564
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If, like me, you've ever felt guilty about killing an endangered animal whilst playing Tomb Raider, you'd be happy to know that there is something you can do to make up for it and all it takes is the click of…
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Article: Romancing the Stones: Archaeology in Popular Cinema http://wp.me/s2MdZS-2563
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In his article Romancing the Stones: Archaeology in Popular Cinema, historian Mark A. Halllooks at how archaeology and archaeologists are depicted in popular cinema and considers how the recurring themes of…
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China Heritage Watch Weekly News Digest – 4th to 10th March #china #heritage
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