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88How to Prepare for Your First Archaeology Dig
Going on your first archaeological dig? That's exciting! I've been directing and assisting on archaeological digs since 1993 and teaching archaeological field schools since 1999. Field season is on and many students and first-timers want to know how...
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82Denisovans - A new breed of Man who Interbred with Humans An Exciting New Discovery for Archaeology
A recent discovery by Archaeologists has revealed a new breed of human. They have named him Denisovans after he was discovered in the Denisova cave in southern Siberia. The discoveries include a 30,000 year old fossil finger bone, and a tooth fragment amongst other finds.
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81videoThe Tocobaga Tribe: Tocobaga Indian Mound in Safety Harbor, FL
Watch a video of my hike up to the top of the Tocobaga Tribe's ceremonial mound located in beautiful Safety Harbor, FL. Learn the intriguing history of this amazing yet extinct Native Tocobaga tribe of the Tampa Bay area.
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82The Old Republic Reference: List of Slicing Missions
A list of Slicing missions and the rewards from them in Star Wars: The Old Republic
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73Agatha Christie, Things I didn't know...
I love Agatha Christie novels. She is noted to be the most well known, well sold, well translated and prolific novelist of several generations. Movies have been done about her. Books have been written about her. PBS has done a special on her life....
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83Recent Archaeological Discoveries: Changing History
Recent archaeological discoveries have begun to change some aspects of history as we know it.
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92TEETH: Clues To Your Ancestry
Your teeth can tell you a lot about your ancestry! Read more to find out how.
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76The Chimú People of Peru Practiced Child Sacrifice on a Great Scale
This article highlights the Chimu civilization in Peru. Many ancient cultures practiced child sacrifice, but the Chimu may have done it more than any other South American culture.
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91The Old Stone Age
Thousands of years ago, the Earth was a very different place. The northern part of the world was covered by thick sheets of ice; the animals were far larger than any we have ever seen, and they were covered in long wooly hair that afforded them...
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85What is Archaeological Anthropology
Archaeological anthropology attempts to reconstruct the cultural forms of the past and to trace their growth and development in time. In this, historians, cultural historians and archaeologists share the same objective.
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