The Association of Cypriot Archaeologists (ACA) in its capacity as a research association does not as a rule take a stand on political issues and does not endorse the positions expressed by any political party. However,

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• Internet-based activism
• Anonymity
• Salamis
• Cyprus dispute
• Theatrical Organization of Cyprus
• Anonymous
• Project Chanology

  YOUNG ARCHAEOLOGISTS GATHER IN MEDIEVAL AGSU TOWN  MEHRAVAN FINDINGS  Author  Fariz KHALILLI   

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• Agsu
• Baku Governorate
• Khalilli
• Archaeology
• Pottery

Archaeology as a Career Archaeology is the scientific study of past human societies and their cultures. Archaeologists dig where clues of human activities in the past are preserved. They study this evidence thoroughly an

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• Anthropology
• Cultural anthropology
• Anthropologist
• Biological anthropology
• American anthropology
• Archaeological theory

Statement on the date-overlap between 8th World Archaeological Congress, Kyoto and 22nd European Association of Archaeologists Conference, Vilnius WAC and EAA Executives We the executives of the World Archaeol

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• World Archaeological Congress
• European Association of Archaeologists
• Archaeology
• Kyoto

AGRICULTURE m 19 AGRICULTURE. Archaeologists have long recognized the critical importance of farming as a primary source of food, fibers, and raw materials in most past societies, and in all complex, urban societies. Si

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• Agronomy
• Land management
• Agriculture
• Archaeological theory
• Neolithic
• Neolithic Revolution
• Domestication
• Irrigation
• Hunter-gatherer
• Intensive farming
• Prehistory
• Civilization

The European Association of Archaeologists awards the 2012 Student Award of the European Association of Archaeologists to Maria Leena Lahtinen for her paper Early Farmers in Finland – Was There Pre-Iron Age Cultivation

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Introduction Chronology may not always be considered the most exciting subject by archaeologists and ancient historians, but its importance can hardly be overestimated, and recent years have certainly witnessed a renewe

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What Is Archaeology? Phillip Carr Archaeology is the scientific study of the human past through material remains. Archaeologists are interested in people that lived before today, from your grandparents to the ancient Egy

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• Anthropology
• Archaeology
• Archaeological site
• Archaeological record
• Artifact
• Excavation
• Archaeological theory
• Community archaeology
• Survey

90 ICOMOS–IAU Thematic Study on Astronomical Heritage Archaeological/historical/heritage research: The Taosi site was first discovered in the 1950s. During the late 1970s and early 1980s, archaeologists excavated nine

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Archaeologists from the Bishop Museum found extensive remnants of Hawaiian culture in the valley, including a heiau (religious temple), koça (fishing shrines), fishponds, house sites, stone-walled enclosures, çauwai (i

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