Amalgamated Friday
Friday February 23, 2007
Seriously. The huge number and quality of news stories and blog commentaries available today is so astonishing, but it's almost impossible to keep up with it. But maybe I can help. Here's a round-up of news and blog commentary about archaeology and anthropology-related stories for the week ending February 23, 2007. Call it Amalgamated Friday.
Blog Commentary
- Afarensis: The Domestication of Barley
- John Hawks: Let's De-emphasize Einstein
- Pharangula: The Unspeakable Vileness of Religious Law
- Remote Central: Freeze Condemned Neanderthals
- Savage Minds: Accountability, bureaucracy, and "due diligence" as necessary ethnographic projects.
- Alun Salt: Roman camps and orientations
- ArchaeoBlog: Kennewick Man Update
News Stories
- Megalithic Portal: Ancient foodies liked it hot
- Stone Pages: Missing Stonehenge stone recovered
- Science Daily: Birthrate, competition are major players in hominid extinctions
- Scientific American: Closing the Racial Achievement Gap
- Google Earth: National Geographic on Elephant Poaching - Google Earth Presentation
About's Related Stories
- Geology: Sunday at the AAAS
- Ancient History: Ancient Chiles
- Medieval and Renaissance History: Medieval Military Leaders Quiz
- Women's History: Pioneers: Black Women in Congress
- Art History: Exhibition Catalogue Review: Excavating Egypt


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