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Children often leave only faint traces in the archaeological record, so it is always exciting to be able to piece together their experiences in the past. Our cover feature visits Sutton House in Hackney, once a 17th-century girls’ school, where delicate scraps of paper have offered unique insights into the imaginations of one group of young women. Turning from educational ephemera to the complexities of prehistoric funerary practices, we next tr…

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A handful of tiny paper items discovered at Sutton House in Hackney offer a unique insight into the interests of the girls who were educated there in the 17th century. Carly Hilts spoke to Nathalie Cohen, Isabella Rosner, Kate Simpson, and Abigail Winslow to find out more. 
These fragile finds from Sutton House, comprising five cut-out images, two scraps labelling now-lost pictures, and an intricately folded paper star, are thought to represent …

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Illuminating the imaginative worlds of Sutton House’s 17th-century schoolgirls - Current Archaeology

History and archaeology enthusiasts, treasure hunters, and divers all love a good shipwreck! Indeed, we have been using vessels for millennia; they have been instrumental for our survival and our fun, from battles to travel. It's safe to say that our oceans are full of shipwrecks. Some have been found, and some have been explored, but many remain untouched.One such shipwreck, the USS Stewart, has long been shrouded in mystery. Known as the “Ghos…

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The “Ghost Ship of the Pacific”: unveiling history's most mysterious shipwrecks

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Brilliant blue: The blue rock art of Awunbarna, Northern Territory, Australia

Scientists are excavating one of the most important Jurassic sites ever discovered in the UK.

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'Jurassic Pompeii' yields thousands of 'squiggly wiggly' fossils

By Marcy Rockman, Lifting Rocks Climate and Heritage Consulting, for the SHA Climate Heritage Initiative A new U.S. environmental assessment is underway – the National Nature Assessment (NNA). To date, the U.S. has published five National Climate Assessments and the sixth is now in preparation. The NNA will join this family, assessing not only what we know about our natural environment but how we know it. The initial outline of the NNA is now ou…

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Micro-Climate Blog: Heritage in the New U.S. National Nature Assessment - Opportunity for Review of Outline - Society for Historical Archaeology

Digging in the dirt and getting your hands dirty is fun. Ask any young child or gardener. Tilling the soil, tending to the seeds and plants is not only enjoyable, but there are many physical and mental benefits that go along with it. However, there are many people who dig in the dirt not for gardening, but rather for the pleasure and joy of finding artifacts from the past. Members of the Louis A. Brennan, Lower Hudson Chapter of the NYS Archaeol…

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Become an archeologist for a few hours and dig into history at Croton Point Park

About research and education collaboration in the field of archeology and archeology between the Institute of Archeology and Anthropology of the National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan and the Institute of Civil Engineering of Teikyo University of Japan Memorandum of agreement was signed. Fərhad Quliyev, director of the Senedi Arxeologiya ve Anthropologiya Institute, and Mə...

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Archaeologists from Azerbaijan and Japan will investigate together

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Japanese scientists have used artificial intelligence to uncover 303 new etchings in Peru's Nazca desert - doubling the amount of known geoglyphs made some 2,000 years ago by a pre-Inca civilization.



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AI research uncovers 300 ancient etchings in Peru's Nazca desert

Paleontologists discovered a 272-kilogram skull of a Pachyrhinosaurus near Grande Prairie, Alberta, which lived over 70 million years ago. It is the second plant-eating dinosaur found from a herd that died together in a bonebed.





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Paleontologists unearth giant skull of Pachyrhinosaurus in northern Alberta

(KTXL) – A surviving ship from WWII that was used by both Allied and Axis forces in the Pacific and that was given a ceremonial burial at sea has finally been located after more than seven decades underwater. Thirty miles off the coast of California, resting on the seafloor of the Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuary, resides USS Stewart DD-224. 
	
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