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42. 2009 In Archaeology - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Publications. January A publication in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds no evidence of a single event causing many simultaneous fires throughout North http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_in_archaeology

2009 in archaeology From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search List of years in archaeology table ... Art Archaeology Architecture Literature Music Science The year 2009 in archaeology Contents Explorations Excavations Publications Finds ... edit Explorations This section has no content. You can help Wikipedia by introducing information to it. (July 2010) edit Excavations This section has no content. You can help Wikipedia by introducing information to it. (July 2010) edit Publications January: A publication in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds no evidence of a single event causing many simultaneous fires throughout North America nearly 13,000 years ago, contradicting the theory that a comet explosion may have caused the Quaternary extinction event February: The Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany publishes the first draft of the Neanderthal genome , covering 63% of the 3.2 billion base pairs February: A publication in Science discusses the results from a study into over a dozen early hominid footprints, discovered over the last couple of years in Kenya . The prints date back 1.5 million years and were most likely produced by several individuals of the species Homo erectus . The results confirm that hominids evolved a modern walking gait even before Homo sapiens existed.

43. MYSTERIOUS WORLD: Summer 2003: Giants In The Earth Part II: Giants Of The Americ Your quarterly journal to exotic travel destinations around the world. http://www.mysteriousworld.com/Journal/2003/Summer/Giants/

Editorial Press Releases Book Reviews Fragments ... Register for our new Hall of Records Newsletter! Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Advertising? Press Releases? Contact us! Part I: Giants of the ANE Part III: Giants of Asia Part IV: Giants of Europe NEW! Giants of the Americas Discussion Board (Requires Registration) The Holocaust of Giants Giant Characteristics ... Ohio History Central hough the ancient Near East Modern Native Americans are, for the most part, genetically Asiatic in ancestry, and are believed by most mainstream scientists to have first appeared in the Americas around 9500 b.c. They had come to America, according to this theory, by migrating across the Bering Strait , and from there had proceeded to populate both American continents at a relatively rapid pace. In the process, they hunted down and destroyed the last of the gigantic mammals of the Pleistocene epoch , such as the woolly mammoth and the sabretooth tiger, and then proceeded to develop along typical uniformitarian lines. This is the theory that has been propounded by mainstream science and, until recently, it had proved to be generally sound. Dances With Wolves John Barry Western-style music from the film (Courtesy Amazon.com):

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45. Ancient Greece Apollo and the Greek Muses. Ancient Greece. Updated 7/10/10 . A Brief Comparison of Greek and Roman Sculpture by Teacher Oz (me) When comparing Greek and Roman sculpture you need to http://www.teacheroz.com/greeks.html

Apollo and the Greek Muses Ancient Greece Updated 7/10/10 A Brief Comparison of Greek and Roman Sculpture by Teacher Oz (me): When comparing Greek and Roman sculpture you need to know about the three distinct periods of Greek sculpture. The Greek Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic styles each represent different ideals. Archaic, best represented by the Kouros, evolved from Egyptian sculpture. Kouros characteristics were: rigidity, one foot forward stance, formal hair treatment, bilateral symmetry (same on left and right), and its frontality (block like). It differed from the Egyptian in that the sculpture was nude, there was no webbing between the arms and body, and there was attention to anatomical detail. The Archaic Kouros was the composite of the athletic ideal through mathematical formula(1:8). It was not realistic, but idealistic. During Classical period, the change in sculpture was embodied by one word: controposto . The most significant change in sculpture to that date, controposto was the counterbalance, or s-curve of the body. One foot came forward and the weight distribution became more naturalistic. Besides conroposto, the other characteristics of Classical sculpture were: head turned on different plain from body (aloof, representing reason controlled) and less formal hair treatment. Archaic was carving "stone into body", while Classical was carving a "body out of stone". "The Canon", by Polyclitus, is the archetype of classical sculpture. The goal of classical sculpture was to portray a perfect balance and harmony through art. This mirrored Greek philosophy.

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HOME Quick Links : CHURCHES MUSEUMS EXHIBITIONS ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES ... CASTLES IMPORTANT The site of the Akrotiri Excavations is closed to the public until further notice due to renovations. Akrotiri Excavations Tel : +30 22860 81366 Akrotiri Excavations Ancient Thira Map of Akrotiri Excavations Santorini Archaeological Sites : Akrotiri Excavations The excavations at Akrotiri have uncovered one of the most important prehistoric settlements of the Aegean. The first habitation at the site dates from the Late Neolithic times (at least the 4th millennium BC). During the Early Bronze Age (3rd millennium BC), a sizeable settlement was founded and in the Middle and early Late Bronze Age (ca. 20th-17th centuries BC) it was extended and gradually developed into one of the main urban centers and ports of the Aegean. The large extent of the settlement (ca. 20 hectares), the elaborate drainage system, the sophisticated multi-storeyed buildings with the magnificent wall-paintings, furniture and vessels, show its great development and prosperity.

47. "Skeleton Of Giant" Is Internet Photo Hoax National Geographic has not discovered ancient giant humans, despite rampant reports and pictures. But we have discovered how the hoax started—and perhaps why people http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/12/071214-giant-skeleton.html

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