Road scholars

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An exhibition at the Laboratory of Anthropology in Santa Fe in New Mexico chronicles the country's oldest and most ambitious effort to save or document archaeological sites threatened by highway construction. The exhibits include artifacts found during highway excavations, prehistoric pottery, historic bottles and a shell pendant carved in the shape of a fish between A.D. 1110 and 1400.

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Surprise finds in Tequila Country

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The discovery of various sites and objects of historical interest in Tequila Valley, which dates back between 200 B.C to 350 A.D by historians Phil Weigand and wife Celia Garcia de Weigand, is discussed.

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Commerce of war

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The excavation of a trading settlement in Fort Edward, New York, is described. The discovery of treasures dating back to the eighteenth century from the site is discussed.

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