The Proto-Neolithic Cemetery in Shanidar Cave by Ralph S. Solecki, Rose L. Solecki, & Anagnostis P. Agelarakis (Texas A & M University Anthropology Series: Texas A&M University Press) Archaeologists the world over breathed sighs of relief in April of 2003 when it was announced that of the three thousand artifacts looted from Baghdad's Iraq Museum, the prehistoric skulls and bones recovered from Shanidar Cave, which represented some of the earliest human ancestors found in the Middle East, remained safe and untouched. More
The Tennessee, Green, and Lower Ohio Rivers Expeditions of Clarence Bloomfield
Moore
by Clarence Bloomfield Moore, edited by Richard R. Polhemus
(Classics in Southeastern Archaeology: University of Alabama Press) Clarence
Bloomfield Moore (1852-1936) reached the northern limit of his archaeological
endeavors in the work along the Tennessee, the Green, and the Lower Ohio rivers
reprinted in this volume of Classics in Southeastern Archaeology. The intention
of this introduction is first to discuss in general the importance of Moore's
1913-1916 investigations; second, to examine factors influencing Moore's
fieldwork; and, finally, to determine the significance of Moore's work for
subsequent investigations on selected sites and areas. While many of the sites
reported by Clarence B. Moore cannot be positively identified at the present, an
attempt is made to correlate as many sites as possible with current site
numbers, published excavation reports, and unpublished excavation records.
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