Archaeology magazine this month features, among other things, an article on CyArk, a company that is making three-dimensional images of archaeological ruins all over the world, to permit their close study and learn new things about it.
There's a nicely long and heavily illustrated article by Archaeology editor Eric Powell in the online version.
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kris, i guess I shouldn’t take it personally that you didn’t respond to my latest post on the 50,000 “crazy date” issue. I know it would have been a difficult response from your perspective but then again I know you can’t reply to all the “less informed non academics” who post annoying ideas.
Rick, don’t ever take my silence personally. I don’t always have time to think about and respond to thoughtful posts right away, or at all, no matter who they’re from.
Keep posting, but don’t forget this is not just a one-to-one conversation. There may be others who can answer your posts in a more immediate manner.
Kris
Thanks Kris, I do really enjoy the forum. As a layman,I appreciate the info this site provides and am still anticipating some response to my post in/re to an unambiguous levallois tech industry in N.America.
Kris, if you want to see levallois points and cores from the deep south u.s.a. go to Artifactsguide.com, go to the learning center and look under the heading”for charles ray and other paleo fanatics-edgefield” the levallois points and cores displayed are from south Georgia.mark.