If you are in the Montreal area today - don`t miss what is sure to be a great lecture at the University of Montreal http://thearchaeologicalbox.com/en/events/stonehenge-new-discoveries [...] Read more

The Smili was a small stone bone or metal chisel used to chip away rock.One of humanity's most ancient tools, the Smili has been nearly forgotten.Yet for thousands of years, stone buildings, [...] Read more

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Our friends at The Official Movement To Bring Sexy Back To Archaeology have been dealt a crushing blow by Facebook - their member count went from 8000 to 21 overnight! Lets join up and help them [...] Read more

Mantle's Cave is located in Dinosaur National Monument in northwestern Colorado, just south of the Yampa River. It is a large, vaulted, north-facing cave 100 m long x 40 m wide x 33 m in height, [...] Read more

Welcome to the EC funded project "ArchaeoLandscapes Europe" (ArcLand). Explore how aerial imagery and remote sensing is being used by archaeologists to understand our past.The target of the [...] Read more

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A grisly end: 800-year-old remains of witch discovered in Italian graveyard… with seven nails driven through her jaw http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2041671/800-year-old-remains-wit... [...] Read more

In Entre tutelle romaine et autonomie civique, Julien Fournier offers a superbly clear overview of several essential features in the administration of civil and criminal law in the Greek-speaking provinces of the early Roman empire. http://www.bmcreview.org/2011/09/20110908.html?utm_source=bmcr-l&utm_cam... [...] Read more

La nuit qui bat - sur la Première Chaîne radio de Radio-Canada : après avoir fait parler les huîtres, l’archéologue Mathieu Thompson - directeur des opérations & du développement Web [...] Read more

In 1901 divers working off the isle of Antikythera found the remains of a clocklike mechanism 2,000 years old. The mechanism now appears to have been a device for calculating the motions of stars and [...] Read more

Si vous avez manqué notre intervention lors de l'émission du 31 juillet de "Du côté de chez Catherine" - à la radio de Radio-Canada - vous pouvez écouter l'intégrale de l'entrevue [...] Read more