Posted By:  malcs64 Posted On:  Aug 31, 2008	The Life of Buddha - a documentary
A well done documentary on the life of Buddha by BBC. Includes historical data, archeological discoveries blended with current practices. A wonderful journey into consciousness. Enjoy! ~ Bonnee Klein Gilligan © Bonnee Klein...... [view]

Posted By:  malcs64 Posted On:  Aug 31, 2008	Giant clam: first victim of mankind’s overfishing?
“May represent one of the earliest examples of the over-exploitation of marine organisms by humans.” A new species of giant clam has been discovered in the Red Sea. Fossils suggest that, about 125,000 years ago, the species Tridacna costata accounted for more than 80% of...... [view]

Posted By:  malcs64 Posted On:  Aug 29, 2008	Maya stone temples found in underground caves
“Archaeologists say the Maya believed the complex of water-filled caves leading into dry chambers was an underground road to a mythical underworld.” Mexican archaeologists have discovered a maze of stone temples in underground caves, some submerged in water and containing...... [view]

Posted By:  malcs64 Posted On:  Aug 8, 2008	Good Day, Bad Day for the Bulgarian Archaeology
by Rossitza Ohridska-Olson (more about me in the end of the article) In less than a day, two news affecting the Bulgarian cultural heritage hit the world wires: a sensational discovery of a completely preserved Thracian chariot by Dr. Daniala Agre, (...... [view]

Posted By:  malcs64 Posted On:  Nov 29, 2009	O. G. S. Crawford
“In the 1920s O G S Crawford invented aerial archaeology, one of many services this eccentric Marxist misanthrope performed for the study of antiquity.” - Jonathan Meades: Link Bloody Old Britain: O G S Crawford and the Archaeology of Modern Life By Kitty Hauser Granta...... [view]

Posted By:  ChristyCavell Posted On:  Dec 5, 2007	Burnside Beothuck Archaeology
Tiki hut in Burnside ... A beothuk archaeological dig in Newfoundland, Canada... [view]