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uss-edsall: bluemonkeydevil: uss-edsall: uss-edsall: When you’re an archaeologist with a set schedule, sometimes people really get to understand who you are When I dug in France I always got a croissant at 0520 from the same exact place in Échemines.
libertarirynn: jojojo-jo-jo-jojojo: 1: I’m thinking of a community of Catholic Christians over a geographical area, but I can’t remember the name of it. 2: Is it a diocese? 1: No, it’s smaller than that 2: I like to imagine some Internet archaeologist
derinthescarletpescatarian:derinthescarletpescatarian:thecenterholds:derinthescarletpescatarian:deathsmallcaps:derinthescarletpescatarian:gothiccharmschool:mctreeleth:chaotic-archaeologist:memeclassheroes:Hello important information!!!Bread is NOT part
ivanaskye:archaeos:Hollywood archaeology: Secret treasure! Hidden maps! Ancient tombs!Actual archaeology: so I wanted to find a picture of the lobster andbehold! an archaeologist
kitsunecoffee: beecharts: fangirequeen: knottybear: archiemcphee: Here’s an awesome little piece of history: Archaeologists in the Burnt City have discovered what appears to be an ancient prosthetic eye. What makes this discovery exceptionally
kismetjeska: unabating: Archaeologists digging on a Pyramid in Egypt have found a mummy covered in chocolate and nuts. Experts believe it to be Pharaoh Roche. I am SO FUCKING DONE WITH THIS SITE
pantspantspantspantspants: unabating: Archaeologists digging on a Pyramid in Egypt have found a mummy covered in chocolate and nuts. Experts believe it to be Pharaoh Roche. Leave
slimdontactright: sapphrikah: distant-relatives-blog: The earliest evidence of ancient dentistry we have is an amazingly detailed dental work on a mummy from ancient Egypt that archaeologists have dated to 2000 BCE. The work shows intricate gold work
77plus11: wakeupslaves: bktoatl: “The Ivory Bangle Woman”, so called because of the jewelry she was buried with, was seemingly one of the wealthiest women in Eboracum, or Roman York (UK). Archaeologists have recently proved that she was
sixpenceee:Archaeologists have found the remains of a young Neolithic couple embracing each other at an archaeological site near the Diros Caves in the Peloponnese region of Greece. According to ekathimerini news, the two skeletons belong to a man and
sixpenceee: Archaeologists discovered three unique mosaics at the Ancient Greek city of Zeugma, in south Turkey, near the borders of Syria. The mosaics, which were recovered in excellent condition, belong to the 2nd century B.C. The first mosaic depicts
error888: On July 1, 1893, at the excavation of Delphi near the Temple of Apollo, archaeologists uncovered a near-perfectly preserved, still-upright statue of Antinous, the lover of the Roman Emperor Hadrian. [510 × 704] : HistoryPorn wow
winstonelliott: Lost for 1,600 years, the royal quarters of Cleopatra were discovered off the shores of Alexandria. A team of marine archaeologists, led by Frenchman, Franck Goddio, began excavating the ancient city in 1998. Historians believe the site
magictransistor:The Chauvet-Pont-d’Arc Cave, discovered near the Gorges de l’Ardèche (Southern France) in 1994, is now considered by archaeologists to be one of the most significant prehistoric art sites in the world. The figures pictured here are
kanyewestfanfiction: Discovery of the day: Archaeologist announced officially that “RAWR” does NOT mean “I love you” in dinosaur. Based on markings found throughout North America, researches concluded that “RAWR” was actually an offensive
The earliest evidence of ancient dentistry we have is an amazingly detailed dental work on a mummy from ancient Egypt that archaeologists have dated to 2000 BCE. The work shows intricate gold work around the teeth. This mummy was found with two donor
sadanimeprincess: slimdontactright: sapphrikah: distant-relatives-blog: The earliest evidence of ancient dentistry we have is an amazingly detailed dental work on a mummy from ancient Egypt that archaeologists have dated to 2000 BCE. The work shows
sixpenceee: FRANKENSTEIN MUMMIES FOUND An international team of archaeologists have discovered that two mummies found on an island off the coast of Scotland are, like Dr. Frankenstein’s monster, composed of body parts from several different humans.
australopithecusrex:just-shower-thoughts:How long does someone have to be dead before it’s considered archeology instead of grave robbing?as an archaeologist, i find this a veRY AWKWARD QUESTION
unabating: Archaeologists digging on a Pyramid in Egypt have found a mummy covered in chocolate and nuts. Experts believe it to be Pharaoh Roche.
lawlu: idiothair: I really want to know if in the year 5000 or whatever archaeologists will dig up anime figures and theorize about them being ancient deities and fertility statues. sasuke, the deity of revenge and abstinence
witch-with-a-dick: australopithecusrex: just-shower-thoughts: How long does someone have to be dead before it’s considered archeology instead of grave robbing? as an archaeologist, i find this a veRY AWKWARD QUESTION answer the question grave robber
offthe-deep: regularcherry: Hey, remember Jackie Chan has his own animated series?? With him making cameos in the intro He was an archaeologist who suddenly became a secret agent of some sorts and started to kick ass to save the world from chinese
sixpenceee: Skulls Impaled on SticksIn southeast Sweden, archaeologists found a rather unique cemetery. It consists of skulls impaled on sticks, and it’s at the bottom of a lake. The shallow lake has long since dried up, which made the discovery possible
sixpenceee: Archaeologists explored a tomb near Thebes, Greece in 2005 and discovered an artificial big toe attached to the foot of a mummy. The fake body part could prove to be the earliest working prosthetic body part to date.
sixpenceee: Archaeologists in Luoyang, central China, unveiled a 2,500-year-old tomb they’ve been excavating since 2009.The tomb contained copper bells and ceremonial pots. It is the largest site of around 200 tombs in the area. There was also a
roof-beams: my-wanton-self: dinodaddy: awenravena: What is going on with the world?? Jesus… In a move that has sparked outcry from archaeologists, historians and locals, the Peruvian government has approved a multi-billion international
shadowywinds: signalrun: midnightruin: diananock: thebeautyofperception: Aw, yeah, that’s the good shit. I love abandoned ruins so much the world taken back by nature is my aesthetic AND THIS IS WHY I AM AN ARCHAEOLOGIST
anglo-saxintrash: cerastes: This is how archaeologists hunt
howthotfull: 77plus11:wakeupslaves: bktoatl: “The Ivory Bangle Woman”, so called because of the jewelry she was buried with, was seemingly one of the wealthiest women in Eboracum, or Roman York (UK). Archaeologists have recently proved that she
did-you-kno: sixpenceee: Archaeologists explored a tomb near Thebes, Greece in 2005 and discovered an artificial big toe attached to the foot of a mummy. The fake body part could prove to be the earliest working prosthetic body part to date. Source
Free visits at Louvre as French archaeologists protest
German archaeologists find two statues of goddess Sekhmet in southern Egypt
irisharchaeology: Exciting news from France where archaeologists have found the remains of a magnificent bronze cauldron. It was discovered inside a large burial mound, which dates from the 5th century BC. Most likely the final resting place of a local
Bulgarian Archaeologists Discover Aquaduct, Siege Water Storage Tanks of Ancient Odessos Fortress
Bulgarian Archaeologist Finds Ancient Roman Jacuzzi Heater
Oxford archaeologists find 92 skeletons at medieval church site
Bulgarian Archaeologist Discovers Ancient Spear Tip Cast
art-of-swords: [ NEWS ] The discovery of this 10th-century Viking sword in Norway led to a major surpriseLast year, the discovery of an ax head on a mountaintop overlooking Norway’s Trondheim Fjord led archaeologists to a tenth-century Viking grave.
New technology allows archaeologists to easily map excavation sites in 3D
What Archaeologists Really Think About Ancient Aliens, Lost Colonies, And Fingerprints Of The Gods
Bulgarian Archaeologists Discover Roman Coin Hoard
irisharchaeology: Interesting news from Collooney in Co. Sligo where archaeologists working for Sligo-Leitrim Archaeological Services (on behalf of the National Monuments Service) have discovered an early medieval skeleton in unusual circumstances.
German archaeologists discover remnants of a Roman village at Gernsheim
goldisblood: Grave of ‘Griffin Warrior’ at Pylos Could Be a Gateway to Civilizations Source: New York Times Archaeologists digging at Pylos, an ancient city on the southwest coast of Greece, have discovered the rich grave of a warrior who was
Amateur archaeologist finds Viking treasure on Danish island
Non-utilitarian bronze weapons discovered by archaeologists in Oman
fuckyeaharchaeology: Oracle Bone Printed in 3DIn celebration of Cambridge University Library’s 600th anniversary, one of the 614 Chinese Oracle Bones in the library’s collection has been digitized in 3D thanks to the work of archaeologist Professor
Excavated tombs of Peru's Moche priestesses provide archaeologists with troves of artifacts, data
Danish archaeologists find mysterious well
fuckyeaharchaeology: Archaeologists Discover More of Ancient Corinth PortArchaeologists from the Greek Ministry of Culture and Sports in collaboration with the University of Copenhagen are continuing to discover important finds at the ancient Corinth
Danish archaeologist may have found the tomb of a really, really (really) old Viking chief
worldhistoryfacts: Four thousand year old noodles found in north-eastern China by archaeologists, made not of wheat, but of millet. These are the oldest noodles ever found by archeologists – previous evidence of noodles was only half as old, and
Pylos excavation findings make Greek archaeologists revise beliefs on Mycenaean Era civilization
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