Archaeology Unearthed

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Archaeology can be communicated in many ways, to many audiences. Let's consider the possiblities, problems, and existing opportunities

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Latest Activity: Oct 20, 2012

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Our focus is archaeology research and communicatiion - for academic audiences, university courses, exhibition, and public education generally.

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Above: An archaeologist on the Hill of Tara, Ireland (PJM 2008)

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5th World Conference, Society of East Asian Archaeology, Fukuoka, Japan (6-10th June 2012)

Started by Peter J. Matthews Jan 20, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes

Now calling for session and paper proposals Those who would like to present a paper should send a proposal comprised of the abstract (approx. 300 words) and the contact E-mail address to:…Continue

Tags: conference, archaeology, asia, east, japan

Compilation of recent and older comments at Archaeology Unearthed

Started by Peter J. Matthews Nov 8, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes

Note: These comments have been compiled and posted here as a message so that all members of the group have a better chance of seeing and responding to them. Messages are automatically sent to the…Continue

Tags: Asia, Southeast, Japan, archaeology

Visit to Sannai Maruyama Jomon archaeological site

Started by Peter J. Matthews Sep 19, 2011. 0 Replies 1 Like

Two days ago I joined a public festival at the Sannai Maruyama Jomon archaeological site, in Aomori City,…Continue

Tags: Sannai maruyama, education, World Heritage, Jomon, Japan

Ethnology at the Research Cooperative

Started by Peter J. Matthews Sep 11, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes

A new focus group for ethnology research and communication has been created here at the Research Cooperative: …Continue

Tags: research, communication, ethnology, archaeology, Research Cooperative

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Comment by jitrohit pathak on November 8, 2011 at 22:18: I am interested to understand the ecological background of Southeast Asia during stone age culture. concerned people deals with it please contact me for communicate the knowledge.

Comment by Orlene Mcilfatrick on September 3, 2010 at 7:55: Can anyone recommend a good book on the Roman cities of Asia minor?
I'm heading to Miletus, Sardis, Ephesus etc in the spring and I'd like a good history/archaeology book. Amazon is being unhelpful as the couple of books that seem aplicable have no reviews and no content description....boo.

Comment by Mark Smith on June 20, 2010 at 22:21: Living in Nara, I am suddenly exposed to some effective communications from the city about its pride and joy, the Heijo Palace site. To date they have bee pretty ineffective in making use of the numerous archeological site they have, so it is a bit of a surprise to see them doing a good job of it this time. :-)

Of course, we have to wait until next year to find out if they continue to attract interest. And of course, they still make little use of older sites, such as the many burial mounds (kofun) in the area, which are one of the main reasons it was chosen as the location for Heijo Palace.

Comment by jitrohit pathak on April 24, 2010 at 19:26: Dear Petter, your effort is encouranging. I m doing my research work in prehistory in northeastern part of india. pliz,keep in contact.