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Curated Video

Mexico uncovers biggest collection of ice-age mammoth skeletons

9th - Higher Ed
The bones were first found by construction crews working on a new airport at an air force base just outside the Mexican capital.
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Curated Video

A mammoth discovery: Giant remains found near Mexico City

9th - Higher Ed
Archaeologists dig up the remains of about 60 of the most famous mammals of the Ice Age outside Mexico’s capital.
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Curated Video

Great Dwarka Dig: scientists zero in on India's mythical sunken city

9th - Higher Ed
Great Dwarka Dig: Scientists Zero In On India's Mythical Sunken City
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An archaeological site near Prince Albert, Sask., is being pilfered of ancient items

9th - Higher Ed
The Âsowanânihk site near Prince Albert, where researchers believe Indigenous people settled as long as 11,000 years ago, has drawn much media attention. As a result, it's now the victim of illegal scavenging.
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Curated Video

U.S. Spy Satellite Images Help Discover Ancient Battle Site

9th - Higher Ed
In an archaeological breakthrough spy satellite imagery has led to the site of a Seventh century battle in present day Iraq.
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Bridgeman Arts

1970s: Picture of landscape including shore, water, trees, cardinals and dogwood branch, with dates on picture frame and exhibit labels on each side

Pre-K - Higher Ed
1970s: Picture of landscape including shore, water, trees, cardinals and dogwood branch, with dates on picture frame and exhibit labels on each side. Young men brush dirt.
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Sky News

A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.

Higher Ed
A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.
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Sky News

Ancient Roman Mosaic Discovered in Wiltshire

Higher Ed
Ancient Roman Mosaic Discovered in Wiltshire
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Bridgeman Arts

Bahrain 1960s - Ras Al Qala'a excavation. Cleaning findings. Expert assembles pieces of pottery. Potter at the wheel.

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip 8 from French language film about Bahrain in the 1960s. Archeologists at Ras Al Qala'a archaeological site. Ruins. A camp / settlement to allow excavation under portuguese ruins. Sieving / Sifting soils, local arabic people cleaning...
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Roman writing tablets reveal early London life

9th - Higher Ed
More than 400 Roman writing tablets have been unearthed in the heart of London shedding light on the commerce driven life in what would become the City of London financial hub archaeologists say
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Bridgeman Arts

Bahrain 1960s - Archeologists, working at the site of the Barbar Temple, look through reference books to research items found in an excavation.

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip 7 from French language film about Bahrain in the 1960s. Archeologists, working at the site of the Barbar Temple, look through reference books to research items found in an excavation.
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Curated Video

EGYPT: TOMB OF NOBLEMAN DISCOVERED (V) (V) Egypt: Excavation

Higher Ed
Voice and effects VOICED BY: Vera Frankl A team of Czech archaeologists working in Egypt have discovered the tomb of an important nobleman which could lead to a series of similar sites. Among the discoveries, the team recently found the...
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Sky News

'Superhenge' Unearthed Near Stonehenge

Higher Ed
VOICED: A new and larger version of Stonehenge has been discovered by scientists just two miles from the famous Wiltshire stone circle. This latest neolithic monument is thought to include as many as 90 large stones, which have been...
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Sky News

Controversy Over Stonehenge Road Tunnel Proposal

Higher Ed
VOICED: A controversial road tunnel to reduce traffic near Stonehenge will be built despite opposition from some archaeologists. The route that was originally proposed has been altered to preserve the views of the sun during the winter...
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EGYPT: TOMB OF ROYAL EGYPTIAN DISCOVERED AT DAHSHOUR (V)

Higher Ed
English/Nat Japanese archaeologists have discovered the tomb of a royal Egyptian scribe that dates back to the New Kingdom period of 1300 B-C. The tomb, nestled in a group of five large pyramids at Dahshour, is being hailed as the most...
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Bridgeman Arts

Bahrain 1960s - herd of goats in the barren desert landscape. Two archaeologists studying archaeology site.

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip 5 from French language film about Bahrain in the 1960s. Herd of goats in the barren desert landscape. Two archaeologists studying archaeology site. Jeep drives through desert.
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AFP News Agency

VOICED : Search for England's lost king hangs

9th - Higher Ed
VOICED : Search for England's lost king hangs
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Curated Video

Robot to explore secret passage inside Great Pyramid

Higher Ed
1. Wide shot of group walking in front of pyramids and Sphinx 2. Pyramid 3. Entrance to pyramid 4. Various shots of robot engineers and equipment inside pyramid 5. Engineers carrying robot to hole in wall 6. Camera point-of-view into...
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Curated Video

EGYPT: EGYPTOLOGISTS CONFERENCE OPENS (V)

Higher Ed
Voice and effects VOICED BY: Philippa Meagher Sites at one of the world's most important archaeological regions are under threat of annihilation. A rising water table along the Nile Delta and a population explosion has led...
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Curated Video

10 More Bodies Found In Search For Tulsa Massacre Victims

Higher Ed
Back in 1921, White Tulsa residents attacked what was known as "The Black Wall Street" and killed as many as 300 people, by some estimates.
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Egypt - Archaeologists open priest's sarcophagos

Higher Ed
Egyptian and Czech archaeologists opened the intact sarcophagus of a priest entombed for between 2,400-2,600 years at Abu Sir, near Cairo on Friday (27/2). The priest's tomb was the first from the pharaonic era to be found unviolated in...
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Curated Video

RR0301/C Kenya: Turkana

Higher Ed
Turkana Desert, Kenya (recent): Turkana tribespeople at homestead; Pilipia Essokon, SOT in Turkana; Turkana tribespeople; aerials of Rift Valley, Kenya; Lake Turkana: Helene Roche and other archaeologists at Nadong dig; Helene Roche,...
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Curated Video

Historians think they may have discovered a dungeon in Turkey where the Romanian prince who inspired Count Dracula was once held captive. (Oct. 29)

Higher Ed
SOUNDBITE (Turkish) Ibrahim Cetin, Tokat Municipality Archaeologist "According to research on historical sources, we have concluded that these ruins must belong to the dungeon of Count Dracula." SOUNDBITE (Turkish) Songul Colak,...
News Clip2:54
Curated Video

Robot to explore secret passage inside Great Pyramid

Higher Ed
1. Wide shot of group walking in front of pyramids and Sphinx 2. Pyramid 3. Entrance to pyramid 4. Various shots of robot engineers and equipment inside pyramid 5. Engineers carrying robot to hole in wall 6. Camera point-of-view into...