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| 1044 news articles matching your search criteria |
| Center studies clues to history |
| Crow Canyon enters phase 2 at Goodman archaeological site |
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Archaeology News: Cortez Journal
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04-23-08 - Colorado, United States
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| Celebrating the UNF’s 100 years |
| The Umpqua National Forest is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, with the party kicking off this week in Glide. |
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Archaeology News: newsreview.info
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04-22-08 - Oregon, United States
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| The Fairfield Gorget: The little white disk with a big, big history |
| One steamy afternoon 50 years ago on a bluff top in Benton County, Ray Wood was digging in a pile of dirt and rocks. The autumn sun beat down as he cleared away earth from the sides of stones. It was a hot day for digging. |
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Archaeology News: Missourian
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04-22-08 - Missouri, United States
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| Indiana Historic Properties Website Goes Live |
| The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has a new online tool to help people research state historic properties and archaeological resources. |
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Archaeology News: Inside Indiana Business
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04-22-08 - Indiana, United States
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| Site stewards help preserve Kodiak Island archaeology |
| Vandalism to many of the more than 1,000 archaeological sites in the Kodiak Archipelago has decreased over the years, though many still face damage by animals, erosion and other natural causes. |
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Archaeology News: Kodiak Daily Mirror
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04-22-08 - Alaska, United States
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| Breaking Down - Wall Of Slavery |
| Maddy McCoy’s passion for genealogical connections has some extremely personal roots. The Fairfax City resident, who is compiling a Slavery Inventory Database for Fairfax County, was influenced, in part, by a search for her own family history. |
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General Cultural Resources News: wtopnews.com
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04-05-08 - Virginia, United States
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| Saving sacred places: St. Rose blossoms again |
| It\'s a story that still captivates Jill Palof.
In the 1870s, a small but dedicated group of Irish immigrants settled in Cherry Grove Township and, stone by stone, built St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church. |
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Historic Preservation News: Post Bulletin
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03-22-08 - Minnesota, United States
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| Heritage Preservation Awards tout outstanding achievement |
| The non-profit Arizona Preservation Foundation and the State Historic Preservation Office are seeking nominations through April 4 for the Governor\\\'s Heritage Preservation Awards to be presented at a luncheon ceremony June 13 at the Sixth Annual Statewide Historic Preservation Partnership Conference, \\\"Preservation on the Line.\\\" |
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Historic Preservation News: TriValleyCentral
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03-22-08 - Arizona, United States
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| Nine Mile destruction (editorial) |
| Nine Mile Canyon has been nicknamed \"the world\'s largest art gallery\" because of its over 10,000 individual petroglyphs and pictographs made primarily by the Fremont and Ute Indian cultures. |
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Archaeology News: Salt Lake Tribune
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03-22-08 - Utah, United States
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| Preserving the past |
| Archaeological students from Rice dig for Freedmen\'s Town artifacts |
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Archaeology News: chron.com
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03-22-08 - Texas, United States
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| Battlefield Restoration and Archaeological Volunteer Organization (BRAVO) To Conduct Survey |
| A group of archaeologists and historians are attempting to shed new light on one of Kentucky\'s most famous battlefields. Fought in the summer of 1782, Blue Licks was the last battle of the American Revolution. In what is today northeastern Kentucky, a group of Native Americans and their British allies defeated a group of American colonists. |
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Archaeology News: community common
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03-22-08 - Kentucky, United States
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| 200 year old skeleton indicates those of Native American |
| Archaeologists today removed the skeleton that was found beneath the floor of a south valley home earlier this week. Early indications are that the bones are hundreds of years old and Native American. |
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Archaeology News: krqe.com
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03-22-08 - New Mexico, United States
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| Preservation funds unleash historical conflict |
| One person\'s shack may be another\'s historical gem. But when thousands of local dollars are at stake, how do you decide who is right? |
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Historic Preservation News: Cape Cod Times
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03-05-08 - Massachusetts, United States
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