Digging under Beantown

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The life of Ellen Berkland, a professional archaeologist of Boston city who is in this profession for more than eighteen years, who had started her digging career at a very early age in backyard built by her father is described. She is of the view that archeology was not a formal part of the state or municipal curricula but TV, movies, magazines, websites and books have made it more popular and accessible to public.

Interview, Archaeologists, Berkland, Ellen

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Cyber sets and sanctuaries

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A state-of-art computer technology is used by e-lab at the University of Warwick, to create three-D models of Roman theaters. These models can be viewed online at www.theatron.org.

Science & research, Research, Technology application, Collections and collecting, Theaters, University of Warwick, Theatres

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Remembering the Mimbres

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The exhibition at Harvard's Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, displays the examples from Harvard's collection of Mimbres vessels, from the Swarts Ruin in New Mexico.

Exhibitions, Mogollon culture, Harvard University. Tozzer Library. Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology

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