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Anthropology

murielm99

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3. When I was a working librarian,

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Fri Mar 9, 2018, 02:01 PM

Mar 2018

I met an architect who was working for the state (Illinois). They were doing a highway project and had to have an archaeologist on site in case they uncovered anything archaeologically significant.

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Romes Subway Project Keeps Digging Up Archaeological Marvels [View all] Judi Lynn Mar 2018 OP

Awesome! Israel has the same "problem." I say "problem" becuuse it is so difficult to build subways, Nitram Mar 2018 #1

I saw a TV show about a different site that was discovered BigmanPigman Mar 2018 #4

It would be neat... forgotmylogin Mar 2018 #2

When I was a working librarian, murielm99 Mar 2018 #3

The New World will never compare to the Old when it comes to the layers and layers Nitram Mar 2018 #5