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Janet Wilkins Essay Writing Structure!

An essay can have a lot of intentions, but the basic structure of all type of essays will be same. You may be writing an argumentative essay to argue for a particular point of view or to may be doing a persuasive essay to explain the steps necessary to complete a task. Either way, your essay will have the same basic format and structure. An essay consists of three major parts, 1.Introduction 2.Supporting Paragraphs 3.Summary Paragraph In this article we will provide… Continue

Added by Janet Wilkins on November 4, 2009 at 11:50pm — No Comments

Nicolae Roddy Bethsaida 2010

The Bethsaida Excavations Project 2010 Season brochure and application materials are now available for download at http://www.nicolaeroddy.net. For additional details, contact me at nroddy@creighton.edu. Note: Some non-U.S. volunteers may be eligible for a discounted participation fee. Continue

Added by Nicolae Roddy on November 1, 2009 at 8:02pm — No Comments

Charles G. Clarke Investigation

Hello all, Charles here just ta say hello. :) Continue

Added by Charles G. Clarke on October 27, 2009 at 3:53pm — 1 Comment

Lenny Salvagno informations

Hi all, I'm an italian graduate student in archaeozoology. I'm writing because I would like to study this discipline abroad. In italy Archaeozoology is not so popular.. and the possibility to study it in deep, are few. So, I ask everyone if you know there are the possibility to partecipate in research through which I can increase my knowledge. Thanks to all and... sorry for my english. Lenny Continue

Added by Lenny Salvagno on October 19, 2009 at 4:21am — 4 Comments

Nicolae Roddy Bethsaida 2010

The dates for my next expedition to Bethsaida for the 2010 Season are June 13-July 3. Extensive sightseeing is planned for the weekends and this three-week learning opportunity will finish up with a couple of nights in Jerusalem's Old City. After being on sabbatical during most of 2009, I am as enthusiastic as ever about supervising the upcoming 2010 Season! For additional information, go to www.nicolaeroddy.net and click on the Bethsaida Excavations Project button or logo, or contact me persona… Continue

Added by Nicolae Roddy on August 24, 2009 at 1:16pm — No Comments

Dan McLerran Job Opportunity with Kanasas Historical Society

The Kansas Historical Society (KSHS) has an opening for an archeologist to carry out cultural resources management work. A series of contracts with the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) and the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) require that we hire an archeologist to serve the day-to-day needs of KDOT and the NRCS, which includes consultation on proposed projects and fieldwork associated with some projects. The minimum qualifications for this position are: A graduate degre… Continue

Added by Dan McLerran on July 7, 2009 at 9:50am — No Comments

Diana Murchie Looking for Paid Archaeology Digs in Canada

Hi, I'm a recent Anthropology graduate and am very interested in joining a paid archaeology dig. Where can I go to find this kind of information? Continue

Added by Diana Murchie on July 5, 2009 at 10:09pm — No Comments

VLAD PODGOETSKY I WOULD LIKE TO JOIN CURRENT DIGS AROUND TIBERIAS.

Hi, I'm a volunteer, new to archeology and on way to Israel. Can anyone recommend a dig around Tiberias and how do I join the team? Continue

Added by VLAD PODGOETSKY on July 1, 2009 at 3:45pm — No Comments

Anjanette Bison antiquus and the tourist...

The very fact that I titled this blog post this way was because the whole megafauna explanation is getting to be rote now. It is a sad statement for our educational system that basic things like the end of the ice age are not taught anymore. I actually had a teenager this past weekend that wasn't required to have ANY sciences to graduate from high school. There is a reason why are children are dropping lower and lower in academics as compared to the rest of the world. And it is our fault. Unfort… Continue

Added by Anjanette on June 8, 2009 at 2:43pm — No Comments

Nicolae Roddy Virtual World Project 2009: Jordan and Israel

The 2009 Virtual World Project Expedition to the Levant was successfully concluded last week. Dozens of sites in Jordan and Israel were captured and will appear in virtual reality on the website I was pleased to have been accompanied by Ms Alexandra Untu as a team member! Some of her photos may be seen here on ArchaeologyNet. Continue

Added by Nicolae Roddy on June 5, 2009 at 1:10pm — 2 Comments

Nicolae Roddy Bethsaida 2010

Plans are underway for the 2010 Bethsaida Season. I will be leading a special three-week expedition beginning June 13, 2010. Extensive sightseeing on weekends, finishing up in Jerusalem and perhaps beyond! If you or anyone else is interested in learning more about this opportunity, please contact me at nroddy@creighton.edu. Continue

Added by Nicolae Roddy on June 5, 2009 at 1:00pm — No Comments

Nicolae Roddy Dolmens, Menhirs, and Cairns, oh my!

Paleontology is not my field, but I thought members who have an interest in the Celtic phenomena of dolmens, etc, might like to compare structures with those in Jordan, which I recently photographed for the Virtual World Project. Go to my photos to see several varieties and please feel free to post comments, as I would like to know more about the phenomenon. Continue

Added by Nicolae Roddy on June 5, 2009 at 12:48pm — No Comments

Anjanette Summer on the High Plains of the Nebraska Panhandle

Ok. Week one of my summer job with the Forest Service is officially over. I began work on May 24th, and my days off for June are Sundays and Mondays. I worked six days in a row, which wasn't that bad. When Mollie and I arrived on May 23, it was threatening to rain and we had to set up our tent quick. Since it was a loaner tent, it didn't go as quickly as we had hoped. Luckily, our supervisor Leigh Anne and her daughter Rue were familiar with the tent style and got us straightened up quick. Sara… Continue

Added by Anjanette on June 1, 2009 at 12:53pm — 2 Comments

Anjanette The summer is off to a soggy start...

On Sunday I began my summer job as a Forest Service employee at Hudson Meng Bison Bonebed. I lead tours through the bonebed and answer questions to the best of my ability. It isn't that bad, and my co workers are nice people. My daughter and I are camping on site as resident employees, and the biggest thing right now is that it hasn't been sunny, just rainy. I am sick of the rain. It also makes the dirt roads out here very slick and nasty, which is going to chase off tourists. I want the sun out… Continue

Added by Anjanette on May 26, 2009 at 11:47am — No Comments

Andrea End of Semester and on to Summer classes

Well so far so good, I'm doing great in all my classes. its hard having to take the basics over again but not much I can do about it. Taking Summer classes to speed the process along. Also registered for Fall classes. Hoping to transfer to Akron Fall of 2010. Then the hard work really begins. Continue

Added by Andrea on May 16, 2009 at 1:59pm — No Comments

Kirst Its been a while.....

hey everyone... Its been a while since ive been on here, and my goodness its grown!, Looking forward to making some new friends! Just a quick blog to let u all know how im gettin on at uni. Which to be honest im a little dissapionted with the course. I expected there to be more of an emphasis on actual archaeology and excavation, but so far all we've really done is the history of archaeology, which i apprieciate is a very importent componant of building an education in archaeology. Although im… Continue

Added by Kirst on April 26, 2009 at 8:14am — No Comments

Anjanette Spring Break? No, just a week of being sick where I didn't miss any classes

Isn't that just the way it goes? A whole week where I could just relax and catch up on my readings of journals, and I spend four days in bed sick. Then, lovely old man winter swamps Denver and all the city goes into panic. Its the same story every time it snows. That was the day we decided to go grocery shopping, since no one was out. Didn't have to deal with lines. I am working on getting a paid internship this summer. That is so important, the paid part. Especially in this day and age. I hone… Continue

Added by Anjanette on March 30, 2009 at 6:37pm — No Comments

Anjanette Midterm and just hopin' to survive.

I am seriously doubting the sanity of my project I have proposed for the Fall Semester. I am going to have to work really hard at being able to process the tools I am going to need to butcher and analyze. Oh, didn't I tell anyone? I decided for an Independant Study, I should help make a comparison collection of lithic tool marks on animal bone...including casting the marks. Now I just have to figure out where I am going to get other bones besides pig, cow, chicken, turkey, duck, fish, whatever c… Continue

Added by Anjanette on March 22, 2009 at 3:25am — No Comments

mark a corbitt paleo cache. note the two bifacial lanceolates included in this mostly unifacial epi-levallois cache.

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Added by mark a corbitt on March 14, 2009 at 5:59pm — No Comments

Ondrej Žaár Gravettian culture site in Slovak Republic

My diploma work: Diploma_work_Ondrej_Zaar_2007.pdf Analysis of the lithic industry from the upp… Continue

Added by Ondrej Žaár on March 6, 2009 at 1:00pm — 1 Comment

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