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19
May
Peter B. Lewis gives remarks steeped in personal passions at CWRU 2013 ...
The building, with is shiny, curvaceous facades in stainless steel, was an outgrowth of Lewis's relationship with Gehry, one of the most productive between a major architect and an important client-patron in American architectural history. Lewis met ...

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19
May
Peter B. Lewis buries the hatchet with CWRU; tells graduates to "cherish your ...
Encased in a carapace of shiny, curving sheets of stainless steel, the building was an outgrowth of Lewis's relationship with Gehry, one of the most productive between a major architect and an important client-patron in recent American architectural ...

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19
May
Historian appreciated - Gloversville Leader
Peter Betz has provided a great service as Fulton County historian. The former Fulton-Montgomery Community College educator is highly respected and appreciated. Unfortunately, he now faces a charge of petit larceny involving the alleged theft of a ...

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19
May
Historian hopes to clear Union colonel's name in observance of Darien's burning - Florida Times
That's one wrong McIntosh County historian Buddy Sullivan wants to right as the 150th anniversary of the town's burning approaches. "It's a great misconception," he said. "Everyone assumed Shaw was the one that burned Darien, especially since the movie ...

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16
Apr
Archaeology club cooks prehistoric feast
Texas State students are given the opportunity to explore the cultural habits of prehistoric civilizations through the Experimental Archaeology Club. The Experimental Archaeology Club is a group of primarily anthropology students seeking to test the ...

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9
Apr
Leviathan Is a Watery Knockout
In their previous works, Castaing-Taylor, the director of Harvard's Sensory Ethnography Lab, and Paravel, a faculty member in the program, have been drawn to vanishing ways of life. The unforgettable sheep-herding documentary Sweetgrass (2009), which ...

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14
Nov
A lost civilisation: 3000-year-old cemetery discovered in Swat
The Italian Archaeological Mission on Wednesday discovered an ancient cemetery dating back thousands of years at Odigram, Swat -- a site experts believe was built between 1500 BC to 500 BC. The site was home to unique ancient graves, pottery, ...

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14
Nov
Renowned archaeologist talks Egyptian sarcophagi
The Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology is co-hosting the seventh annual William J. Murnane Memorial Lecture with the Department of History and the Tennessee Chapter of the American Research Center in Egypt. Brock worked for many years in the ...

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10
Apr
Tools of archaeology used to excavate Mexico mammoth
This handout photo taken on April 4, 2013 and released on April 9, 2013 by the Mexican National Anthropology and History Institute shows paleontologists and archaeologists at the site where the remains of a mammoth were found in Santa Ana Tlacotenco, ...
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14
Nov
A lost civilisation: 3000-year-old cemetery discovered in Swat
The Italian Archaeological Mission on Wednesday discovered an ancient cemetery dating back thousands of years at Odigram, Swat -- a site experts believe was built between 1500 BC to 500 BC. The site was home to unique ancient graves, pottery, ...

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14
Nov
Renowned archaeologist talks Egyptian sarcophagi
The Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology is co-hosting the seventh annual William J. Murnane Memorial Lecture with the Department of History and the Tennessee Chapter of the American Research Center in Egypt. Brock worked for many years in the ...

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14
Nov
Hunting or climate change? Megafauna extinction debate narrows
The main reason is that many Australian archaeologists reject overkill. They have looked for direct evidence that people killed megafauna, and they haven't found it. No great piles of bones around ancient campsites; no diprotodon skeletons with spears ...

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