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🔴 Join us for a talk by Seeing Red founder, Amy Talbot for the

Discussing issues around poor provision of menstrual hygiene and welfare facilities during fieldwork and how to improve it.

Click here for more info 👉 https://t.co/knUQwBxRCZ

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2021-07-08

The archaeological park at Pompeii is celebrating the return of six Roman frescoes
https://t.co/Qj8X7CLaFB

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2021-06-30

Sangsdar Lungmgo graveyard site, located in Zanda County, Ngari Prefecture of China’s Tibet, was listed as one of China’s top 10 new archaeological discoveries in 2020. Here are some of its unearthed cultural relics.

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2021-06-22


Minima mirabilia
Today, we meet Dr. Bruna Nardelli, a researcher in the field of gems who collaborates on the new layout of the Archaeological Museum. With her, we will talk about the theme room that will host the glyptic collection.
https://t.co/873ODGWdOS

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2021-06-17

It's been a while ^ 7 ^7
A sketch/study of my favourite skin, Archaeological Professor 🪨📕

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2021-06-15

First on !
Uncovered by the MAD (Mars Archaeological Dept), the 10 Mezular figurines need 10 new guardians (owners) to get activated as keys to pinpoint the location of the 2 lost Mezular temples.
https://t.co/eEB2XG62Kc

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2021-06-14

SHIERA HALL story by tom taylor and bruno redondo
Outline: Shiera explores an archaeological dig and a find makes her remember of a late Carter.

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2021-06-14

Been drawing quite a lot of cute animals lately ☺️♥️🎨 these are all for my final uni project. Hope you like them! (More on IG)

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2021-06-09

Victor Ambrus (1935-2021). Latterly known for his work as archaeological Illustrator on the TV programme, Time Team, Ambrus has long been a hero & an influence of mine since I was wee. So prolific, I hardly know what to feature. He sadly left us in February this year.

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2021-06-09

- still in Pompeii, this time with a panel of Polyphemus and Galatea from the House of the Ancient Hunt (VII.4.48), discovered in 1834. And one perhaps for the attention of

Image: National Archaeological Museum, Naples (27687)

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2021-05-28

Artemis with the torches. Italy. Amethyst. 2nd half of the I century BC. Master Apollonius. Inv. No. 26070. Naples, National Archaeological Museum. Why is Artemis so often depicted with torches?

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2021-05-24

Thanks a lot for featuring my little illustrated essay "A-Digging on a Tell" on yet another day on an archaeological excavation in today's Morning News File for . 👍

https://t.co/cRputzYxeM

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2021-05-12

As much as he relish in the archaeological discoveries-

Hawk can't deny the allure of treasure and gold✨

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2021-05-10

introducing: Professor Monthy's Archaeological Adventures! (made for 's artjam!)

play as an aspiring archaeologist, and explore the world with Prof. Monthy to excavate and study artifacts all around the world! 🌎🦴🌿🧹

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2021-05-09

Archaeological documentation meets art!
We are always curios about new presentation forms for archaeological objects. What do you think?

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2021-05-07

My photographs of the new Pompeii museum are online under CC BY-NC-SA license on the "Pompeii in pictures" website. They have been added to the pages devoted to their archaeological contexts and grouped together on the "Antiquarium" page!
🔗 https://t.co/8tfUkbzbog https://t.co/zrKX96Z2Oc

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2021-05-05

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The Triumph of Neptune

roman mosaic (mid-third century AD)
Hadrumète (Sousse) Tunisia 🇹🇳
Sousse Archaeological Museum

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2021-05-04

BILLY JOHNSON AND HIS DUCK ARE EXPLORERS by is an all-ages, adventure-comedy that has it all: humor, peril & out-of-this-world archaeological adventures!

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2021-05-02

Exciting new research is bringing to light the people of Scotland's Bronze Age, including 'Ava', a woman found in a 4,250-year-old Highland burial.

Know this period? Have your say in the latest chapter of the Highland Archaeological Research Framework: https://t.co/mltyM9MCz1

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2021-04-28

Osman Hamdi Bey (1842-1910) was a man of amazing ability and talent. He was an Ottoman statesman, intellectual, painter and archaeologist. Here is a photo of the great man at an archaeological dig in Nemrut Dağ and one of his most famous paintings, 'The Tortoise Trainer'.

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2021-04-26