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battlefield archaeology
The Archaeology of Modern Conflict – By Andy Brockman
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Andy Brockman
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December 10, 2011
In the summer off 2010 my family was on a camping holiday in Sweden. On our first night we pitched at a site at...
Roman Sword and Scarbard And Inscribed Menorah Found Intact In Drain
Archaeology
Mark Milligan
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August 23, 2011
Archaeological works on an ancient drainage channel by the Israel Antiques Authority have made remarkable discoveries that reveals new information about the destruction of the Second Temple.
King Charles I in charge: Decisive Civil War battle recreated in audio form
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Mark Milligan
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August 12, 2011
Naseby Battlefield guide for visually impaired created as part of an educational outreach project.
Camouflage Technique From The Past Could Have Benefits In Modern Warfare
Conflict
Mark Milligan
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June 4, 2011
Understanding the techniques of the past in developing methods of camouflage, could make modern-day vehicles less vulnerable in the field of battle.
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Underwater archaeological discoveries reveal ancient Aboriginal landscape in Australia
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Roman window grille discovered at Augusta Raurica
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Ancient teeth reveal toxic legacy of medieval lead mining in the Peak District
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Archaeologists uncover colossal statues of Ramses II in Egypt
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2,500-year-old solar observatory discovered in Mexico, revealing ancient astronomical knowledge
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