Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Archaeology



Cass County Museum takes part in ArchaeologyMonth
September is Archaeology Month in Nebraska. "Celebrate NebraskaArchaeology" is a month long exploration of Nebraska'sarchaeological past.
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Ancient Canaanite water system keys NOBTSarchaeology focus
Gezer -- where New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary is engaged inarchaeological discovery -- was allotted to the tribe of Ephraim, as recorded ...
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RSU anthropology to be highlighted during Oklahoma Archaeology Month
The other will give a demonstration of archaeology field methods. Andrews will have a mapping station set up and give a demonstration of how to ...
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Survey of Gallipoli Battlefield Continues
GALLIPOLI, TURKEY—Archaeologists from Turkey, Australia, and New Zealand are wrapping up a five-year project to survey the World War I ...
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Hurriyet Daily News
Bronze Age wreckage oldest in Turkey
The Underwater Archaeological Studies that have been headed by DEU Maritime Sciences and Technology Institute and Aegean Regional Studies ...
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Cirencester's Bronze Cockerel
CIRENCESTER, ENGLAND—Cotswold Archaeology announced that the Cirencester cockerel—a colorful, enameled bronze figurine of a young ...
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Sci-News.com
Jethro Cairn: 5000-Year-Old Stone Monument Discovered in Israel
Ido Wachtel, a PhD student and anarchaeologist at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem's Institute of Archaeology, has discovered a 5,000-year-old ...
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Public invited to archaeology dig Sept. 27-28 in Delphi
The public is invited to learn about local history and take part in a realarchaeology dig during a University of Indianapolis event Sept. 27 and 28 in ...
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Hurriyet Daily News
Ancient theater to host culture events
... 545 castles and 49,000 archaeological and ethnographical works. He said the ancient theater of Magarsus would be as magnificent as the Side and ...
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Economics



Hilsenrath: How the Federal Reserve Could Tweak 'Considerable Time'
The Federal Reserve may keep the words "considerable time" in its policy statement, but qualify them, the Journal's chief economicscorrespondent ...
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Scottish independence movement goes beyond theeconomics of oil
Since my fellow columnist Robin Mills did such an eloquent job of demolishing the economic case for Scottish independence a couple of days ago, ...
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The Canberra Times
Ken Henry slams Australianeconomic 'mercantilism'
Dr Henry says the outdated narrative – which he calls "Australian mercantilism", and which has been used to support Australia's majoreconomic ...
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rabble.ca (blog)
Thomas Piketty: Economicstransfigured
I'm not an economist. Over the years small fragments of economics have embedded themselves in my mind as I struggled to make sense of political or ...
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UMASS Economics Expert Explains High Poverty Numbers
While they show a slight decline in the poverty rate, the overall numbers of poor has not significantly changed. The latest census bureau numbers ...
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Reading Post
Plan to double the size of towns wins prestigious economics prize
The entry won the Wolfson Economics Prize 2014 with a garden city expansion plan, which included Reading among 40 towns and cities which could ...
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Wall Street Journal (blog)
And Now China FDI Takes a Breather
Japan and China have been in a heated dispute over history and their maritime border, which someeconomists say could be affecting investment ...
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The Guardian
A go-alone Scottish economy is viable – but would it be any better?
Look at Scotland's economic profile, and it's clear that independence would be viable. But count up the building blocks that would form the basis of a ...
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WTO members keen on Taiwan's free economicpilot zone project
16 (CNA) Taiwan's visiting vice economics minister said Tuesday that participants in a World Trade Organization (WTO) meeting in Brussels showed ...
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The Times (subscription)
Economists draw bleak picture of independent Scotland's collapse
The Scottish government will collapse within a year if it tries to use the pound and renege on its share of the UK's national debt, a leading think-tank ...
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