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Think Archaeology
http://www.thinkarchaeology.net
This blog site is focused on archaeology, ancient art and ancient history with special interest in italian archaeology, as Think Archaeology is in part the english version of Archeologia Italiana Blog, the blog of Archeologia Italiana, the most popular italian comunity related to archaeology.
- Added on: Oct 10th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Ivan
- Listed in: Science History
- Tags: art italy history archaeology ancient archeology
Recent Posts
Extraordinary archaeological discovery in Trent
A residential centre and a cult area dated 4.000 years ago were brought to light by the Superintendence of Archaeological Heritage of the independent province of Trent (Italy). The small village of Gardolo di Mezzo, just few kilometres north from Tre...
New discoveries presented in Riva del Garda
Archaeological researches in Riva have given the light to a complex building date back to the Roman epoch. It is about 750 squared meters wide and it was meant as public thermae. The building consists of a big central courtyard surrounded by areas wi...
Archaeological excavations on Monte S.Martino
Since a few days, the archaeological inquiry on the top of “San Martino” mount in Trentin, in the mountain range between Lomaso and Altogarda, undertaken by the Superintendence of Archaeological Heritage of the Independent Province of Trent, conc...
The Cave of Archaeology in Villa Doria (Genoa - Italy)
Saturday, the 16th June 2007, the Cave of Archaeology, an area of archaeological testing has been introduced and opened to the public, realized inside the anti-aerial shelter of Villa Doria in Genoa (Italy) and it’s targeting people interested in r...
Third International Congress on common Ceramics
Parma and Pisa will host from the 26th to the 30th march 2008 the 3rd International Congress on common ceramics, cooking ceramics and amphorae of the late antiquity in the Mediterranean: archaeology and archaeometry. The organizers of the event will...
Book Published on Sorgenti della Nova
A short but complete guide to the excavations of the area of Sorgenti della Nova (in the province of Viterbo - Italy), dating back to XI-X century B.C., has been published, illustrating the results of the 30 year long excavation campaigns lead by the...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 4.75 out of a possible 5 based on 4 comments.
Ivan
Thank you very Much Patrick for your comment. It's much appreciated.
I'm just trying to make available to the english comunity some of the works made with archeologia.com.
Soon i'll open an english corner in my AI Forum (www.archeologia.com/forum) to have a bridge to link the english comunity with the italian one, where many of us will be available to interact with other archaeologists out of Italy.
Patrick Hunt
Dear Ivan,
I am an archaeologist at Stanford University and just discovered your excellent blog. Keep up the good work informing the world about archaeology. You have a huge role in communicating discoveries.
Patrick Hunt, Ph.D., Director
National Geographic Society Hannibal Expedition 2007-2008
Author, TEN DISCOVERIES THAT REWROTE HISTORY (including Pompeii, book just released by Penguin/Plume)
This is cool. I am fascinated by archaeology. Caves are my favorite
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