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Unique discovery of jade necklace from ancient Mayan ruler at Tak’alik Ab’aj

Unique discovery of jade necklace from ancient Mayan ruler at Tak’alik Ab’aj

Guatemala, Rethaluleu, Asintal. Takálik Ab´aj. Discovery of the necklace of the ancestor of the Mayan- Señor de la Greca - Lord of the Fret Design, the Return to the ancestor at Tak’alik Ab’aj. This is the latest finding at the ancient city of Tak'alik Ab'aj. Tak'alik Ab'aj fulfilled for almost two millenniums, a rich and vigorous role in Mesoamerican history.

Last Updated ( Monday, 09 January 2012 09:38 )

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El Pilar Archaeological Reserve for Maya Flora and Fauna

El Pilar Archaeological Reserve for Maya Flora and Fauna

I. The El Pilar Archaeological Reserve for Maya Flora and Fauna

Imagine how ...

Last Updated ( Saturday, 02 May 2009 15:23 )

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Guatemala: The Birth of the Sun at Tikal

Guatemala: The Birth of the Sun at Tikal

Guatemala - Museum Popol Vuh invites to the spectacular lecture of Oswaldo C...

Last Updated ( Friday, 08 January 2010 17:19 )

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Sensational new Mayan archaeological find at El Mirador in Guatemala

Sensational new Mayan archaeological find at El Mirador in Guatemala

Guatemala - A new Mayan archaeological discovery of a 2,200 year old carving...

Last Updated ( Monday, 09 March 2009 12:27 )

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Mysterious Mayan ceremonial head found at Tak´alik Ab´aj

Mysterious Mayan ceremonial head found at Tak´alik Ab´aj

Guatemala. Discovery of an extraordinary offering of a jadeite mosaic miniat...

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 11 May 2010 10:02 )

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International Museum Day marked at Hazara University - The News International

International Museum Day marked at Hazara University
The News International
MANSEHRA: The Department of Archeology of the Hazara University in collaboration with the Abbott Museum, Abbottabad observed the International Museum Day by holding a painting competition to highlight the significance of the day, which was attended by ...

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Bulgarian PM: No chance for early elections - Standart News

Bulgarian PM: No chance for early elections
Standart News
“First, we are going to build some highways, then invest in archeology, and then we are going to run at the parliamentary elections next year,” Boyko Borissov said commenting statements of some MPs from the opposition, who suggested there might be snap ...

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Growing Local: Williams Island Farm – “You Can Get There by Boat” - The Chattanoogan

The Chattanoogan

Growing Local: Williams Island Farm – “You Can Get There by Boat”
The Chattanoogan
Owned by the state of Tennessee Division of Archeology, 450-acre Williams Island is managed by the Tennessee River Gorge Trust. Twenty acres of that is “Williams Island Farm,” which Larry Roberts began in 2008 and is managed by Mary Beth Sanders.

Pointe-à-Callière marks 20th anniversary with Samurai exhibition - Montreal Gazette

Pointe-à-Callière marks 20th anniversary with Samurai exhibition
Montreal Gazette
MONTREAL - The Pointe-à-Callière Archeology and History Museum of Montreal turned 20 on Thursday. It opened the same day that Montreal celebrated its 350th birthday and, over the last two decades, has presented a steady stream of exhibitions which dig ...

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Job cuts will hurt preservation of Canada's past, say experts - Toronto Star

Toronto Star

Job cuts will hurt preservation of Canada's past, say experts
Toronto Star
Josh Tapper Staff Reporter Significant government cuts to Parks Canada will drastically affect the embattled department's capacity to manage this country's national heritage and culture, including millions of precious artifacts, archeologists say.

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'Help us rescue Afghan treasures' - The Australian

'Help us rescue Afghan treasures'
The Australian
UNABLE to save his country's precious cultural heritage from being destroyed, looted or lost to corruption, warfare and religious intolerance, Afghan archeologist Abdul Wasey Feroozi is on a mission to persuade the world to support efforts to retrieve, ...

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