PLATE 34
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- Hungarian rescue archeology. // Archaeology;Mar/Apr95, Vol. 48 Issue 2, p21
Reports that archaeologists from the Budapest Science Academy are conducting rescue excavations near the city of Gyor, where a highway is being constructed. Artifacts found in the hills surrounding the highway project.
- Correction to: Characterizing the cultural evolutionary process from eco-cultural niche models: niche construction during the Neolithic of the Struma River Valley (c. 6200–4900 BC). Whitford, Brent R. // Archaeological & Anthropological Sciences;Jul2019, Vol. 11 Issue 7, p3649
The lists of archeological settlements represented by Figures 3 & 4 in the original online first publication were unfortunately mislabelled by the author. Amended figures with the correct labelling have since been submitted.
- Athens underground. S.P.M.H. // Archaeology;Sep/Oct94, Vol. 47 Issue 5, p18
Reports on the archaeological discoveries during the construction of the Athens Metro subway system in Greece. Discovery of the Eridanos River bed and an ancient road; Bronze statue casting pits; Evidence of original use as a cemetery.
- Wichita serpent site. // Archaeology;Sep/Oct94, Vol. 47 Issue 5, p22
Reports on the discovery of a prehistoric ceremonial site in Wichita, Kansas. Description of the site; Representation from animal figures carved into the ground; Uniqueness of the discovery.
- 5 archaeological sites to be developed as iconic sites. // Ace Analyser: Company News;2/1/2020, pN.PAG
No abstract available.
- American Archaeologists Find Ruins of Four Ancient Castles in Western Turkey. A. A. // Journal of Turkish Weekly;6/14/2010, p6
The article reports that a group of American archaeologists, led by assistant professor Christopher H. Roosevelt, found the ruins of four castles dated to the 2nd century BCE in Golmarmara, Turkey.
- Egypt. // AirGuide Online.com;4/5/2010, p3
The article reports on the red granite false door excavated in front of Karnak Temple which belong to Queen Hatshepsut's vizier User and his wife Toy in Egypt.
- 2000-Year-Old Road to the Temple Unveiled. // Israel Faxx;7/1/2019, Vol. 27 Issue 134W, p2
The article discusses archaeological excavations that were led by the Israel Antiquities Authority and mentions impressive streets that represent wealthy population.
- DIGGING DRUMANAGH. Baker, Christine // Archaeology Ireland;Spring2019, Vol. 33 Issue 1, p26
No abstract available.
- From the Editor. Killebrew, Ann E. // Near Eastern Archaeology;Jun2011, Vol. 74 Issue 2, preceding p68
The article introduces the issue by discussing the topics of the Kinneret Regional Project excavations at Tel Kinrot/biblical Kinneret in modern Israel and the site's domestic quarters dating to the early Iron Age, as well as disagreement over identifying Israeli site et-Tell as biblical Bethsaida.
