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Blackbeard Artifacts Displayed
Reporters were given a gander at some of the artifacts raised from Blackbeard’s ship: David Moore, nautical archaeologist with the N.C. Maritime Museum, said all of the artifacts date to the early...
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This Week in Experimental Archaeology
Twenty German college students are spending the summer living and training as Roman gladiators: The student warriors, who are all studying various disciplines at the university, won’t be eating pizza,...
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Latest News From Beaufort Inlet
The Queen Anne’s Revenge Shipwreck Project has posted a summary of their 2010 fall field season: A total of 122 objects were recovered from the wreck site during the field season. Sixty-five...
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Mammoth Art
While cleaning an old bone he found, an avocational fossil hunter made an incredible discovery: Researchers from the Smithsonian Institution and the University of Florida have announced the discovery...
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Analysis of ceramic remains from Barcadares, an 18th-century pirate camp in Belize, showed that more than 65 percent of it was delftware. Numerous pipes and few cups were found, suggesting popular...
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An amazing story of shoe-leather archaeology deep in the Great Dismal Swamp of Virginia and North Carolina: Buried in the earth are what are believed to be remnants of one or more communities of...
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Short News, Inebrious Fourth Edition
Bracing Tonics. A CRM excavation at the site of a former Manhattan beer garden unveiled a trove of 19th-century bitters bottles. Bitters — tonics that combined herbs and spices along with a hefty dose...
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