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Shedding Light on the Pleistocene Epoch: Hoyo Negro project adds new...
By Paula Neely
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By David Malakoff
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TAC Acquires Egg Mountain Archaeological Site in Vermont
Sandgate, Vermont | The Archaeological Conservancy acquired the Egg Mountain Archaeological Site, a significant hillside settlement located in Vermont, on December 12, 2022. The...
TAC acquires Mound Cemetery Mound Archaeological Site in Mississippi
Marks, Mississippi | The Archaeological Conservancy has acquired the Mound Cemetery Mound archaeological site, a significant site located in Monroe County outside of Tupelo,...
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Rock Carvings and Artifacts Found in West Virginia#archaeology#westfirginia
Strange rock carvings greeted early explorers of West Virginia
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WEIRTON, W.Va. — When pioneers and other explorers first ventured into what would become West Virginia, they encountered artifacts of a much earlier age — carvings, burial mounds, and stone walls,...
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Thank you, Donors! Because of you we met our #GivingTuesday goal of $25,000. This means we will be able to continue our work to preserve and protect archaeological sites across the country. We appreciate our #preservationheros !
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