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Jeff Brzezinski | Anthropology | University of Colorado Boulder
5+ day, 4+ hour ago (136+ words) (BA Anthropology, 2007, University of Florida; MA Anthropology, 2011, University of Central Florida, PhD Anthropology, 2019 University of Colorado). Jeff specializes in the archaeology of Mesoamerica, particularly southern Mexico. His dissertation research focused on the collapse and regeneration of early complex societies in…...
"Refugee Memories": A moving retrospective on the roots of Hellenism in Eastern Thrace
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Historians discuss Halifax’s ancient rock wall
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Grant means archaeologists can continue digging for historical Roman pieces
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (512+ words) A village rich in Roman history will dig further into its past next summer after winning a vital £6,000 grant. The Norton Disney History and Archaeology Group (NDHAG) applied to Lincolnshire County Council’s strategic community grant fund with the backing of…...
Oxford museum set to return colonial-era human remains
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'A legacy of survival:' Delaware Tribe delegation returns with rare look at Sweden artifacts
14+ hour, 14+ min ago (451+ words) Members of the Delaware Tribe are returning to Oklahoma after traveling across the Atlantic to reconnect with pieces of their own history. News On 6 spoke with the delegation as they moved between museums in Sweden and Denmark this past week....