Archaeologists open secret window for first time in 500 years at ... Culture24 - Cracking open a window on a mysterious hexagonal castle on the north-west peninsula of Scotland, archaeologists say they have seen a spectacular ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Electronic Intifada Settler-driven archaeology plan threatens to push Hebron family off ... The Electronic Intifada - Israeli settlers recently began an alleged archaeological excavation on two plots of land surrounding a Palestinian family's homes in the Tel Rumeida ... Flag as irrelevant
	Finding Freedom's Home: Archaeology at Mitchelville Hilton Head Island Packet - The exhibit, at the Coastal Discovery Museum through March 31, features artifacts from Mitchelville recently unearthed by archaeologists. Flag as irrelevant
	Perspectives on monuments, maps and archaeology along the border Newspaper Tree - Archaeologist Mark Howe's presentation focuses on several topics including the US/Mexico boundary monuments in the El Paso area and original ... Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News Didcot dig: Campaign against road near Bronze Age monument BBC News - Campaigners trying to save archaeology have urged housing estate developers to change the route of a road to save a Bronze Age burial monument. Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News New Forest: Buried WW2 bombing target examined BBC News - Archaeologists are exploring a buried World War 2 target building in the New Forest where the biggest bomb ever dropped by British forces was tested ... Flag as irrelevant
	Colloquium on Sir Alex Cunningham held Times of India - ALLAHABAD: A colloquium titled 'Indian Archaeology and Sir Alexander Cunningham, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow' was held on Thursday on the ... Flag as irrelevant
	CRIENGLISH.com Chinese Archaeological Research Ship to Explore the Nansha Islands CRIENGLISH.com - China Archaeology 01, China's first underwater archaeological research ship was under construction. The ship is due to launch in Chongqing on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bones Found in Scotland Linked to 19th-Century Serial Killers Discovery News - "The forensic archaeologist at GUARD also identified that some of the bones had very smooth shinny patches, suggesting that they had been handled ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bronze Age Scandinavians liked fine wine in their grog separationsNOW.com - Scandinavians were importing wine to mix with their own alcoholic beverages as far back as the Bronze Age, say US archaeologists. This discovery ... Flag as irrelevant