Archaeology
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- The Pueblo of Sandia Petroglyph Project
- Information on when a group of six students from Sandia Pueblo worked on a project recording petroglyphs at Petroglyph National Monument in New Mexico.
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- Wahkpa Chugn Archaeological Site
- 2000 year old Buffalo jump and Native American campsite in Montana, listed on national register of historic places.
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- Minnesota Archaeology - The Bridgehead, Minneapolis
- Salvage archaeology for construction of the Federal Reserve Bank: Detailed, illustrated article covering methods, finds, interpretation.
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- The Federal Building and United States Courthouse, Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Salvage archaeology: Detailed, illustrated article covering methods, finds, interpretation.
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- Prehispanic Raised Field Agriculture
- An applied archaeology project in the Bolivian Amazon testing prehistoric methods of sustaining large populations.
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- SIARB: Bolivian Rock Art Research Society
- Provides information on a number of sites in the country and the research being undertaken.
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- Andean and Tiwanaku Archaeology
- Alvaro Higueras' page describing archaeological research on the prehistoric Tiwanaku polity, recent investigations in Cochabamba, Bolivia, and containing a portal to archaeological research in Andean South America.
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- Wikipedia - Tiwanaku
- Encyclopedic entry for an important Pre-Columbian civilization and archaeological site in Bolivia.
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- Colombian Rock Art Motifs: Some Ideas for Interpretation
- This article posits that religious and political leaders probably painted or engraved rocks that are scattered throughout Colombia today.
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- Colombians Say Past in Peril
- From Boston Globe, the government has promoted a campaign to raise awareness among the population and law enforcement officials about the damage this illegal trade is doing to the country's cultural patrimony. (February 19, 2004)
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- Easter Island's End
- From Discover Magazine, in just a few centuries, the people of Easter Island wiped out their forest, drove their plants and animals to extinction, and saw their complex society spiral into chaos and cannibalism.
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- Archaeological Investigations at Hacienda Zuleta
- A Late Period Caranqui Chiefdom in the Northern Highlands of Ecuador. Abstract Internet Archaeology 10.
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- Human settlements already existed in the Amazon Basin 4000 years ago
- An important discovery by IRD archaeologists reveals that, more than 4000 years ago, early Andean civilizations had become established in a tropical environment where they were not hitherto known to have existed. (July 23, 2003)
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- GIS Modeling of Archaeological Sites in the Raccoon River Greenbelt
- The Greenbelt GIS database was used for modeling 85 known prehistoric archaeological sites in a 208 square mile portion of the Greenbelt. The raster database included data on land cover, soils, elevation, and significant sites (plant, animal, historic, archaeologic, geologic, and hydrologic). Project abstract, screen captures, and bibliography.
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- Bruce Owen's Archaeology Research in Peru
- Picture gallery of archaeological ceramics. Selections from archaeological research papers by Bruce Owen, Ph.D. Anthropology, UCLA. Full browse able text, abstracts, references, and selected graphics presented at academic conferences.
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- Colca Valley Regional Survey
- This site describes the in-progress activities and preliminary findings of a systematic archaeological survey of the central portion of the Colca Valley and surrounding uplands of southern Peru
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- Inca's stone fitting
- A theory on how the Incas could have efficiently cut a stone (still on the ground) to fit perfectlty in a hole in a wall under construction
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- Mummy Trove Found in Peru
- From BBC, archaeologists discover thousands of mummies in a Lima shanty town dating from the last decades of the Inca civilization.