An astronomical calculator, considered a technological marvel of antiquity, was also used to track dates of the ancient Olympic games, researchers have found.
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From the article: In various places around the globe, from Easter Island to the Acropolis, microscopic organisms are accelerating the deterioration of monuments and historic landmarks.
At the famous Berlin site, a former East German politician from the transitional years wants to see a "museum not just devoted to the meaning of the wall, but the meaning the Cold War had everywhere."
The National Geographic Society is taking more heat over its Gospel of Judas coverage.
Archaeology Magazine has kicked off a new blog. I don't know how often new posts can be expected, and I'm guessing that if you already follow their main RSS feed, you'll already get all of the entries.
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