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Archaeologists have discovered that Neanderthals may have played games, spoken with each other, and

An interview with the City of St. Augustine's city archaeologist, Carl Halbirt.

We all know that archaeologists dig up artifacts, but what happens to them after that? This video chronicles the journey of one artifact from excavation to curation.

Archaeological remains are important to everyone. Please stop looting, collecting, and selling cultural materials.

Trailer for audiovisual film at National Trust For Scotland's new Culloden Battlefield Experience.

The antics of an archaeology dig.
The voices were taken off of the radio and cut together into this sound track.
I animated the parts with Prunella, the fat opera lady in them.

Featuring the participation of volunteers in the excavation of Tel Dor 2006/7.

Belize - Xunantunich - Mayan Indian archaeological site

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Is the hobbit a new human species or nothing more than a modern human with a crippling deformity?
On the far-flung island of Flores, in the Indonesian archipelago, a team of archaeologists happened upon a tiny 18,000-year old skeleton. It was no more than a metre tall. They assumed they have found the remains of a young girl. But other signs suggested she was in fact much older. They had discovered one of the smallest human adults ever found.

Some applications.

3D LASERSCANNER IN ARCHEOLOGIA: ALCUNE APPLICAZIONI

In the summer of 2005 Wessex Archaeology were called in by the Port of London Authority to excavate and recover the bow and part of the side of a late 16th century merchant ship.

The ship's timbers have been dated to 1574, and amongst the artefacts recovered is a cannon.

Clip of a BBC Radio 4 programe uploaded for a blog entry. The photo is an example of the sort of shape they're talking about.

Archaeologists from around the world came to Glasgow to dig at the site of what will be the M74 road.

WONG:
An exciting discovery in the mountains of Peru. Archaeologists have discovered a thousand year-old Incan temple. Let's take a look.

STORY:
Researchers have found the ruins of an Inca temple at a park in the Andes Mountains. The temple is made of stones and adobe and measures 2,700 sq feet. It has 11 rooms of various sizes and an area shaped like a Chacana, an Incan religious symbol.

Archaeologists say they were lucky to have discovered the temple- part of which had been destroyed nearly 100 ye

In 2001 Archaeologist & Presenter James Balme Co-presented a documentary entitled 'The King's Grave' about his discoveries at that time in the village of Warburton. He was joined for the programme by Granada Tv's very own Fred Talbot.
In this preview feature James and Fred discuss the events that took place at the site almost 2000 years ago. This was the first archeological documentary that James took part in and it was filmed and produced by Paul Walker.

This video is about the archaeological excavation in jiroft

Rare discoveries have been unearthed in the ancient heart of the Holy City of Jerusalem

Excavation of a rural Romano-British building, Thanet, Kent, England

Watch a fly-through from Parliament's 3D tour of Westminster Hall in 1099.