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Tag: archaeology

Avebury Henge

Our stop in Avebury included more of England’s “biggest,” “oldest,” and “only” sites for tourists to visit.

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Leaving New Forest for Stonehenge

We left our friends and New Forest, and were soon at the most famous ancient site in the UK.

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Agua Caliente Park

Tucson’s Agua Caliente Park is recovering well after the fire.

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Zona Arqueológica de Ek’ Balam

I was elated to find that in actuality, each one of these selling points turns out to be absolutely true, and more so than I was even hoping for.

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Hidden Cove in Holbrook

By following the signs, you get to the right places.

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Ostia Antica

Ostia Antica is an excellent opportunity to study what things must have been like in Rome.

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Not Stonehenge. Still a must-see

There’s a lot going on in this one place, and why I call it a tangled mess.

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A look at Dublin and Ireland Archaeology

Tara and I boarded our first plane Tuesday morning. After a 6 hour layover in Washington, D.C., we boarded our second plane and in 7 hours arrived in Dublin. Exhausted. Sadly, during that time, Tara developed a cold. Though we felt excited and upbeat at first, the kiddo was wiped out by noon. I was […]

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Thoughts of Ancient One / Kennewick Man

It is frustrating when groups of stereotypically “intelligent” people such as scientists are the ones furthering ignorance, discrimination, and destructive hegemony.

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