News - November 2003

Georgia Taps Into Sunken History Atlanta Journal Constitution (11/29/03)

Lost Forest Fuels Malaria: Conservation and Medicine Collide in the Jungle Nature (11/28/03)

Language Tree Rooted in Turkey: Evolutionary Ideas Give Farmers Credit for Indo-European Tongues Nature (11/27/03)

• Study Indo-European Tongues from Turkey CNN (11/28/03)
• Mother Tongue May Be Older Than Many Think Washington Post (11/27/03)

Stolen Tombstone Returned to Iran BBC News (11/27/03)

Terracotta Army Saved from Crack Up: Plastic Solution and Particle Accelerator Revive Faded Chinese Figures Nature (11/27/03)

• Chemistry Could Save Chinese Terra-cotta Army Scientific American (11/26/03)

Dig Unearths Bronze Age Sun Disc BBC News (11/25/03)

Scholars Say Jesus Box May Be Genuine CNN (11/25/03)

King's Grave Mystery May Be Unearthed BBC News (11/24/03)

• Church Asked to Disinter 'Harold' Guardian Unlimited (11/25/03)

Vindication for Vinland Map- New Study Supports Authenticity Eureka Alert (11/24/03)

• Ink Analysis Smudges Case for Forgery of Vinland Map Scientific American (11/25/03)
• Study New World Map Predates Columbus CNN (11/27/03)

King's Grave Mystery May Be Unearthed BBC News (11/24/03)

Vindication for Vinland Map- New Study Supports Authenticity Eureka Alert (11/24/03)

Scholars Urge More Study of Inscription Washington Post (11/23/03)

• A Fresh Look at the Jesus Inscription MSNBC (11/24/03)

Charles Dawson- 'The Piltdown Faker' BBC News (11/21/03)

World's Oldest Kitchen Identified Discovery (11/21/03)

Gospel Verse Found on Ancient Shrine MSNBC (11/20/03)

Dig Uncovers Medieval Finds BBC News (11/19/03)

Islanders in Indonesia Fear Plunder of "Magic" Trees National Geographic News (11/19/03)

Masks Rock Africa's Cradle of Voodoo, Explorer Says National Geographic News (11/19/03)

Experts Reveal Riches of Machu Picchu’s Neglected Neighbor New York Times (11/18/03)

Whale Rider and the Fight for Indigenous Films National Geographic News (11/18/03)

Voodoo Blood Rite- Reporter on African Ritual National Geographic News (11/18/03)

Men, Women Perceive Muslim World Differently Eureka Alert (11/18/03)

Near-Extinct 'Whistling Language' Makes Comeback Red Nova News (11/17/03)

Oven Chips Threat to Relics BBC News (11/16/03)

Baboons Identify Each Other by Status and Family Eureka Alert (11/13/03)

• Baboons Recognize Complex Relationships Scientific American (11/14/03)

Vietnam Uncovers Hidden Treasure BBC News (11/11/03)

Ancient Maya Stone Altar Recovered in Guatemala Eureka Alert (11/10/03)

Ancient 'Little Rome' Discovered Discovery (11/10/03)

Ypres Dig Reveals Trench Horror BBC News (11/10/03)

Roman Well Found in Building Site BBC News (11/6/03)

Explorers Rediscover Inca City MSNBC (11/6/03)

Grass Stalks Fit Bill for Earliest Toothpicks New Scientist (11/6/03)

• Ancient Man 'Used Tooth Picks' BBC News (11/6/03)
• Did Early Humans Use Toothpicks? CNN (11/5/03)
• Early Man Used Toothpicks Discovery (11/6/03)
• Did Early Humans Use Toothpicks? MSNBC (11/5/03)

Etruscan Demons, Monsters Unearthed Discovery (11/5/03)

Aborigines Back UK Bones Panel BBC News (11/5/03)

Anthropologist Louise Leakey Carries Family Banner National Geographic News (11/4/03)

Dusting Off the Remains of a Hoax Washington Post (11/3/03)

Humans Sped to U.K. After Ice Age, Study Says National Geographic News (11/3/03)

Risky Diddling Bonds Baboons: Male Monkeys Share Intense Greetings Only with Close Friends Nature (11/3/03)

Debate Heats Up on Role of Climate in Human Evolution Eureka Alert (11/2/03)

Thirsty Africa Faces Food Crisis BBC News (11/2/03)