Posts Tagged ‘archaeology’

Athens Journal: Debt-Ridden Greece Turns to Sacred Sites for Help

Tuesday, January 24th, 2012

Officials dealing with budget cuts plan to make monuments and archaeological sites more attractive to foreign film crews, advertising firms and publishing houses by reducing the cost of permits.

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Athens Journal: Debt-Ridden Greece Turns to Sacred Sites for Help

Scientist at Work: Early Maya Building Rituals

Thursday, March 3rd, 2011

Ball-like mounds made of different colored clays point to a communal Maya effort to build a platform in Ceibal, Guatemala.

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Scientist at Work: Early Maya Building Rituals

Scientist at Work: Maya Axes Show Cultural Ties

Tuesday, March 1st, 2011

Axes found in a ritual deposit in Ceibal, Guatemala, confirmed a close connection between the Maya and their neighbors, the Olmec.

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Scientist at Work: Maya Axes Show Cultural Ties

Scientist at Work: A Long Stay at Palm Canyon

Thursday, December 9th, 2010

In the extreme weather of Madagascar’s Makay Massif, scientists make use of extra time in a palm oasis to explore nearby caves and canyons.

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Scientist at Work: A Long Stay at Palm Canyon