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Budget Ends Excavations at Florida’s Prehistoric Little Salt Spring
I would be remiss if I let this story of my college mentor’s, John Gifford, Ph.D., prehistoric excavation closing down due to a shrinking budget. Little Salt Spring in Sarasota County, Florida i… more →
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Mysterious structure in the Sea of Galilee
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wrote 1 month ago: Scientists report the discovery of a mysterious structure in the Sea of Galilee on the SW “cor … more →
The lost model of The Man Who Thought Like a Ship
wrote 2 months ago: The letters nagged at me like a persistent hint from the past. I’d first encountered them amon … more →
Budget Ends Excavations at Florida's Prehistoric Little Salt Spring
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wrote 3 months ago: I would be remiss if I let this story of my college mentor’s, John Gifford, Ph.D., prehistoric … more →
Famous Roman Shipwreck Off the Coast of Greece Could be Two Ships
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wrote 4 months ago: Antikythera Mechanism fragment courtesy of Wikimedia The famous Roman shipwreck at Antikythera may i … more →
Top 10 Archaeological Discoveries of 2012
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wrote 5 months ago: Today, Archaeology Magazine has rolled out its “Top 10 Discoveries of 2012.” The list in … more →
ASOR Conference 2012
wrote 5 months ago: Chicago skyline, Peter Edwell 2012 Just back from the annual conference (14-17 November 2012) of the … more →
Ancient Warship Sheds New Light on Roman Navy
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wrote 11 months ago: Archaeologists excavating a 2,300 year old ship, located in the “Bay of Pirates,” are ho … more →
Bibliography: GIS in Marine Archaeology
wrote 1 year ago: The following has been added to the Zotero Group for Ancient World Open Bibliographies and the Ancie … more →
Archaeology of the Titanic
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wrote 1 year ago: This month’s Archaeology Magazine highlights the history of the archaeology of the RMS Titanic … more →
Made it on the SHA Blog today!
wrote 1 year ago: I’m very excited an honored to have been featured on today’s Society for Historical Arch … more →
The Faces of the Crewmen of the USS Monitor to be Reconstructed
wrote 1 year ago: Crew of the USS Monitor The USS Monitor was one of the first iron clad naval ships and most famous f … more →
The Saga of the Northwest Passage
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wrote 1 year ago: The quest to discover and navigate the Northwest Passage long enticed explorers and politicians thro … more →
Top 10 Archaeological Discoveries of 2011
wrote 1 year ago: This month’s Archaeology Magazine highlights the top ten finds of the 2011 Field Season. The l … more →
Nature Magazine Highlights Nautical Archaeologists
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wrote 1 year ago: This month’s Nature highlights the work of nautical (marine) archaeologists working in Greece … more →
H. L. Hunley (Civil War Submarine) Revealed for the First Time
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wrote 1 year ago: The Civil War submarine, the H. L. Hunley, has finally been unveiled in Charleston, South Carolina. … more →
Carthage Must Be Destroyed...
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wrote 1 year ago: Modern Remains of Carthage Few stories and great clashes are as deeply meaningful and powerful than … more →
Archaeology Magazine Highlights a Civil War Shipwreck, the Mary Celeste
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wrote 1 year ago: This month’s Archaeology Magazine highlights the Civil War Shipwreck of the Mary Celeste off t … more →
Stunning Photos: Underwater Archaeology
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wrote 1 year ago: Today, National Geographic highlights their stunning collection of photographs of underwater archaeo … more →
Roman Shipwreck Full of Wine Jars Found in Mediterranean
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wrote 1 year ago: Nautical Archaeologists have recently discovered a Roman era shipwreck off of the coast of Albania. … more →
