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In previous posts, I talked about how archaeological sites form, and what kinds of things you can find in archaeological sites. I have also talked about recording information from archaeological sites. In this post, I’d like to talk a little
In previous posts, I talked about how archaeological sites form, and what kinds of things you can find in archaeological sites. In today’s blog post, I’d like to continue talking about archaeology and focus on recording information from archaeological sites.
So, you want to go on an archaeological dig. It sounds exciting and adventurous. But, you have no experience with archaeology or excavation. What do you do? Well, you attend an archaeology field school! Archaeological field schools are programs that
Are you bored with staying at home due to COVID? Are you interested in learning more about Archaeology? Check out this blog post for information on some FREE online courses related to Archaeology. And don’t miss the next few blog
Like Archaeology? Like memes? I know I do! So, I’m going to do something a little different in the next few blog posts–I’d like to share some great Anthropology-related memes and cartoons. Each post will focus on one of the
In the last post, I wrote about archaeological sites. Now, I’d like to talk about the formation of archaeological sites through cultural and natural processes. As I wrote in the last post, an archaeological site is a place where traces
In a previous post, I answered the top 10 frequently asked questions about Archaeology. Now, in this post, I’d like to talk a little more about the types of evidence that are left behind in the archaeological record. I’ll be
In the last post, I mentioned that I was holding a free webinar in celebration of International Archaeology Day. This webinar was called, “Secrets to Archaeology: The Top 10 Frequently Asked Questions.” I said that I’d provide the answers to
On Saturday, October 17th, I am hosting a FREE webinar in celebration of International Archaeology Day! The webinar is called, “Secrets to Archaeology: The Top 10 Frequently Asked Questions” and it will run from 1:00pm to 2:00pm Pacific Time (USA).
In a previous blog post, you learned that Archaeology is one of the 4 fields of Anthropology. But what exactly is it? Archaeology has been called “past tense of Cultural Anthropology.” Cultural Anthropologists study living people, while Archaeologists study the
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