Archive for the ‘Archaeology in the media’ Category
Monday, March 31st, 2008
A message from Nigel Hetherington of Past Preservers:
Past Preservers is in search of Experts, Presenters, Researchers and your Projects and Ideas
We are looking for rising specialists in all areas of Egyptology, archaeology, and related areas of historical study who will readily and energetically share their knowledge and enthusiasm for their ...
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Friday, June 22nd, 2007
My current Department and the Historical Museum at the University of Lund made worldwide news recently! Some of my colleagues have for many years been investigating the Iron Age site of Uppåkra near Lund.
But many people around the world will only now have heard the name of the site... ...
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Tuesday, June 5th, 2007
A letter from Tiffany Thompson, segment editor at the Discovery Channel, offering a chance to get your archaeological project in the media:
Good day!
I am writing to you from GRB Entertainment here in the States and we are currently producing a new high-end documentary television series for the Discovery ...
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Saturday, May 19th, 2007
Next week, German television starts a new Docu-Soap about the Stone Age... Some interesting webpages about the Stone Age accompany the series. Among other things, there is talk about 'real Stone Age atmosphere' ("richtiges Steinzeit-Gefühl"), whatever that may be.
To find out whether these programmes immerse the participants similarly deep ...
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