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Why, and how, the change took place is still an archaeological mystery.

The two younger collections, on the other hand, resemble little else in the archaeological record, Marks says.

However, it is known from the study of modern hunter-gatherers, and inferred from archaeological evidence about ancient ones, that neighbouring tribes are often hostile.

And the tone of archaeological reports has a deliberate, academic, almost clerical dryness, far removed from the riotous swagger of Indiana Jones.

In particular, he said they had been influenced by the discovery of a crucified skeleton, which was found near Jerusalem in 1968 and is the only such archaeological find.

Prehistoric humans living more than 40,000 years ago had mastered the skills needed to catch fast-moving, deep ocean fish such as tuna, a remarkable new archaeological find has revealed.

But archaeological evidence of skull-cups has been rare.

And certainly some archaeological findings were quite remarkable.

The archaeological record tells this same story at sites in Israel, Turkey and Italy.

The archaeological survey was coordinated by the Waitt Institute with collaboration with Panama's National Culture Institute.

The problem, according to some experts, is that the new look is an archaeological travesty which could cost the pyramid its UN world heritage site designation.

But nobody has ever seen it again, and Wyatt also claimed a number of other archaeological finds that most scholars find dubious.

Home to ancestors of the Pueblo Indians more than 1,000 years ago, the area around Chimney Rock has been a designated archaeological area and national historic site since 1970.

The work fills (in) a gap which has hitherto existed in our archaeological literature.

Nowadays, many archaeological sites in ancient Egypt have been destroyed by man. But this site is well preserved.

The general idea is that your blog should more resemble a scrolling ticker tape, or even the motions of television than a fragment of some etching pulled up in an archaeological dig.

Dig deep: Members of the archaeological team at the Leicestershire site.

Towns, fields and historical and archaeological sites have been submerged.

And this goes back to studies of cave paintings, looking at which hands hunters are using to hold their spears, and to archaeological analyses of ancient artifacts.