We've come a long way! Celebrating 50 years of Archaeology

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Archaeology magazine marks its 50th anniversary in 1998. This publication of the Archaeological Institute of America grew from a small newsletter to a popular magazine that brings information on important archaeological research to lay readers around the world. The latest revisions in form and content reflect a continuing commitment to serving the general public by reporting on archaeological discoveries.

Author: Katz, Phyllis Pollak
Publishing industry, Archaeology, Media coverage, Archaeological Institute of America

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Cosa anniversary

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The American Academy in Rome celebrated its 50th year of excavations at Cosa in Tuscany in May 1998. Under the direction of Frank Brown, the site served as a training ground for American classical archaeologists after World War II. No Etruscan remains have been found there, but remains of a Roman colony established in the third century BC have been studied.

Author: Dyson, Stephen L.
Research, Italy, Classical antiquities, Antiquities, American Academy in Rome, Cosa, Italy

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