In London, you're never far from Londinium! A 1930s remodel of the Bank of England revealed all sorts of artefacts, like this two thousand year old shoe! 👟 https://t.co/fujyjcPeQL
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For International Archaeology Day we are bringing you behind the scenes to show you what happens to an artifact after excavation! This sheep figurine was recovered from a 19th century farm site, and photographed by Field Technician Marc DiBenedetto. #IAD2020#WhyArchaeology
Learning about the past, contributing to current discussions.
Today's International Archaeology Day #IAD2021 is asking #WhyArchaeology?
Present day relevance of archaeological research is one of DAI's stated research principles:
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Happy International Archaeology Day! There are many ways to celebrate today, whether you attend an event virtually or in person, participate in our online IAD scavenger hunt for a chance to win an AIA prize pack, follow the Tweetathons, and so much more: https://t.co/Yj7yOPST0i
#ArchaeologistsAtWork Dr. Gregory Lattanzi, State Archaeologist & NJ State Museum Curator of Archaeology. A lot of archaeology work takes place in the lab, where objects and specimens can be cleaned up and examined using a microscope. #IAD2021
Hey, what's that tool down there? It's not a home decor color chart (unless you're decorating your living room in warm earth tones). It's a Munsell Soil Color Chart! Archeologists use this chart to evaluate the soil #FavoriteArchaeologyTool#IAD2020
Happy International @ArchaeologyDay , geoarchs! We’d ❤️ to hear your #whyarchaeology and #favoritearchaeologytool !! For this admin it’s reading the book of Earth to understand humanity’s place in the world & illuminating the past, present, & future. ⚒⚗️🔬🧪💻🛰🗺⚛️🕑 #IAD2020
Students from the Elementary School of Ancient Corinth show us their #FavoriteArchaeologyTool. Learn more about our Educational Resources here: https://t.co/xT4bHzZLBa.
Archaeologists use buckets to capture excavated dirt before screening it for any small finds they may have missed. #FavoriteArchaeologyTool#IAD2021
(Credit: Andrew Carroll)