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Strata - February 2019

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Shaman burial; Spanish rock art

This animated short film is an imaginative take on the ritual farewell of an old female shaman whose 12,000-year-old burial in an Israeli cave...

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Strata - January 2019

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Fort Fremont

Built-in 1899 during the Spanish-American War as one of six fortifications designed to protect the southeastern American coastline...

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Strata - December 2018

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Landscape archaeology; preserving Himalaya forests

In northern India, a remarkable five-year-old girl named Janisha Marchal has dedicated her life...

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Strata - November 2018

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Alien myth-busting; medieval city in India

Dr. Chloe Duckworth, alias “ArchaeoDuck,” covers the archaeology behind a news story from 2016...

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Strata - October 2018

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Archaeology explained; Plains Indians town

In this inaugural video blog by Dr. Chloe Duckworth, she takes a stab at explaining what archaeology is...

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Featured Audio

Audio News from Archaeologica, 3 February - 9 February, 2019

Genocide in the Americas brought on Little Ice Age; medieval sword beneath pavement in Denmark; new map of Beringia; discovery of 40 mummies in Egypt

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Audio News from Archaeologica, 27 January - 2 February, 2019

Roman woman in Slovenian cemetery; lost South African metropolis; Inuit cemetery on Alaskan Arctic coast; Greco-Bactrian fortress.

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Audio News from Archaeologica, 20 January - 26 January, 2019

Iron Age warrior in northern Iran; Algerian pyramid tomb; dought-exposed early Norwegian settlement; cache of quinoa seeds in Ontario

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Audio News from Archaeologica, 13 January - 19 January, 2019

Buddha statue head in India; US government shutdown endangers archaeological sites; defaced Egyptian stone carving evidences grudge; world’s oldest periodic table of the elements.

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Audio News from Archaeologica, 6 January - 12 January, 2019

Blue pigment in medieval woman’s teeth; seagrass as natural preservative; fractures in Bronze Age Mongolian bones; ancient Maya steam room.

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