The dead of Snake Hill

Article Abstract:

Patrick Andriani, a marketing executive from New Jersey, finds the remains of his grandfather Leonardo Andriani from the excavation sites in the New Jersey Turnpike, which formerly consisted of the Snake Hill complex. The Snake Hill complex consisted of three burial ground, which had around more than 9,000 names registered in the burial register of the Snake Hill complex.

New Jersey, Evaluation, Sepulchral monuments, Memorial monuments

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Fourth in the field; celebrating home abroad

Article Abstract:

Ways found to celebrate the Fourth of July by archaeological teams working abroad are described. These range from a team working in Israel arranging a special dive in the Red Sea to a team working in Cypyus having a barbecue party thrown by their Cypriot hosts

United States, Recreation, Holidays, Archaeologists

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Archaeology at war

Article Abstract:

The damage caused to archaeological remains during wars, with particular reference to Iraq and Afghanistan, and the need to protect them during wars are discussed.

Iraq, Afghanistan, Archaeological museums and collections, Archaeological museums

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