Article: Do you dig archaeology?(Science Corner)(Brief article)

Article: Dig archaeology, TV host tells visitors.(News)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England);  April 13, 2007 ;     441 words ...ARCHAEOLOGIST and broadcaster Julian Richards is guest speaker at this Saturday's annual Cheshire Archaeology Day. Julian Richards, known for his Meet the Ancestors programme, will be speaking about recent archaeological work at Stonehenge and the building of a new visitor centre there. Talks will

Article: Dig archaeology?(Features)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales);  October 15, 2005 ;     373 words ...SIR - Are you interested in archaeology and history, but was never sure how to get involved? Well this is where a voluntary organisation called Archaeology Cymru can help. At present we are planning events all over Wales and would like to know what interests the people in these different areas, so

Article: Dig Archaeology at Historic St. Mary's City
The Washington Post;  July 18, 2004 ;     433 words ...Visitors will be able to discover what it's like to be an archaeologist at Historic St. Mary's City during Tidewater Archaeology Days on July 31 and Aug. 1. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day, visitors are invited to work on an archaeological excavation at the Print House site. Chief Archaeologist Tim

Article: SCOUTS DIG ARCHAEOLOGY; THEY HELP SIFT FOR ...
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY);  December 2, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Byline: John Mariani Staff writer Craig Underwood stepped out of the pit, put down his spade and volunteered to shake the dirt he and Steve Meyer had shoveled into the sifter. "I'll give you a hint - hold it here," said their supervisor, Carolyn Walker, gripping the sifter's wooden frame, rather

Article: Pupils dig archaeology day at abbey
The Northern Echo;  November 19, 1998 ;     352 words ...YOUNGSTERS are digging into the past to help archaeologists unearth more hidden secrets of history. English Heritage is currently involved in a major dig on the site that will eventually house a 5m visitor centre for Whitby Abbey. And their education service has devised a programme of half-day

Article: Families dig archaeology
Indian Country Today (Lakota Times);  September 14, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Toensing, Gale Courey Indian Country Today (Lakota Times) 09-14-2005 BROOKFIELD, Conn. -- A dozen archaeology buffs spent two sweltering August weekends digging in a farm field for artifacts of an ancient culture, and were rewarded with a rare prize: a stemmed quartz knife that dates back at least

Article: Students dig archaeology
Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA;  October 26, 2006 ;     628 words ...Civil War-era abolitionist and legislator Thaddeus Stevens liked eating beef, oysters and ham - or possibly the people who visited his Lancaster home did. Fulton Elementary School third-graders learned those things and more Wednesday morning during an archaeology presentation by Franklin & Marshall