Egypt
http://www.acagle.net/ArchaeoBlog/
- Field Photos From Kom El Hisn
ArchaeoBlog (Tony Cagle) Tony has posted some photographs from the days when he was involved in field work at the site Kom el Hisn, in the western Delta. That’s a burial in a mud brick tomb. It was intrusive into the other structures meaning it was...
- Sad News - Lewis Binford
I was very sad to read on Tony Cagle's Archaeoblog that Lewis Binford has passed away. Not familiar name in Egyptology he was, however, a landmark in his own right in Anglo-American archaeology. His influence on how modern archaeology evolved was...
- New Archaeological Forum
ArchaeoForum A new forum for discussion in archaeology has been let loose on the world at the above address by Tony Cagle, who runs ArchaeoBlog. A number of categories have been set up to date, and the site will doubtless evolve as people begin to contribute....
- Saharan Burials
http://tinyurl.com/arl25 From the National Geographic webiste: "Archaeologists have excavated a trove of Stone Age human skeletons and artifacts on the shores of an ancient lake in the Sahara. The seven nearby sites include an extensive cemetery and represent...
- Book Review - Salima Ikram's Divine Creatures
http://www.archaeoblog.blogspot.com/ Tony Cagle's Archaeoblog not only links to a review on the Egypt Today website about Salima Ikram's most recent book, "Divine Creatures", but has some really nice photographs from the field. To go direct to...
Egypt
Tony Cagle moves web-home
http://www.acagle.net/ArchaeoBlog/
Anthony Cagle has moved his excellent ArchaeoBlog to the above location. Tony's blog is absolutely excellent and he has been running it since 2004. He covers all aspects of archaeology news around the globe. He has worked as an archaeologist in Egypt and elsewhere, conducting fieldwork with some of the top names in the field. He also shares an interest with me in classic cars, which is all to the good :-) Have a look at Tony's blog at its new home.
- Field Photos From Kom El Hisn
ArchaeoBlog (Tony Cagle) Tony has posted some photographs from the days when he was involved in field work at the site Kom el Hisn, in the western Delta. That’s a burial in a mud brick tomb. It was intrusive into the other structures meaning it was...
- Sad News - Lewis Binford
I was very sad to read on Tony Cagle's Archaeoblog that Lewis Binford has passed away. Not familiar name in Egyptology he was, however, a landmark in his own right in Anglo-American archaeology. His influence on how modern archaeology evolved was...
- New Archaeological Forum
ArchaeoForum A new forum for discussion in archaeology has been let loose on the world at the above address by Tony Cagle, who runs ArchaeoBlog. A number of categories have been set up to date, and the site will doubtless evolve as people begin to contribute....
- Saharan Burials
http://tinyurl.com/arl25 From the National Geographic webiste: "Archaeologists have excavated a trove of Stone Age human skeletons and artifacts on the shores of an ancient lake in the Sahara. The seven nearby sites include an extensive cemetery and represent...
- Book Review - Salima Ikram's Divine Creatures
http://www.archaeoblog.blogspot.com/ Tony Cagle's Archaeoblog not only links to a review on the Egypt Today website about Salima Ikram's most recent book, "Divine Creatures", but has some really nice photographs from the field. To go direct to...