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2575 - 2465 BC Kamal el-Mallakh Egypt |
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1323 BC Howard Carter/Lord Carnarvon Egypt |
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196 BC Jean Francois Champollion Egypt |
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1. Slit side of body and remove organs; put in canopic jars 2. Use sand to demoisturize body 3. Place herbs inside body for smell 4. Let sit in natron for months 5. Remove brain through nostrils or dissolve with acid |
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1.7 million years ago Louis and Mary Leakey Tanzania |
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Stone Age Copper Age Bronze Age Iron Age |
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Pre 5000 BC 5000 BC - ~2500 BC ~2500 BC - ~1250 BC ~1250 BC - ~350 BC |
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24 August, 79 AD Karl Weber Italy |
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200 BC - 600 AD Maria Reiche Peru |
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600 - 1000 AD Edward Herbert Thompson Mexico |
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1450 - 1532 AD Peru Hiram Bingham |
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6250 - 5400 BC Turkey James Mellaart |
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7500 BC Palestine Kathleen Kenyon |
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1906 - 1978 British Kenyon-Wheeler Method (digging in squares separated by balks) Excavated Jericho |
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3000 - 300 BC Gottlieb Schumacher Israel |
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2000 - 1550 BC Kline, Aharon Kempinski Israel |
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5000 BC - ~0 Sir Leonard Woolley Iraq |
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250 BC - 135 AD Bedouin people Palestine |
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American Carbon Dating with C14 in 1960 |
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Sir William Matthew Flinders Petrie |
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British Egyptologist Creator of pottery seriation and stratigraphy in 19th and 20th century |
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American paleoanthropologist Discovered Lucy in Ethiopia, lived 3.2 million years ago, "australopithecus" |
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Irishman who attempted to date the Bible in 17th century Guessed that first day ever was 23 October 4004 BC |
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1960s - Lewis Binford (American) - Archaeology as a science that asks "why" |
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1980s - Ian Hodder (British) - No one correct interpretation of given finds, ask "who" |
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