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Alutiiq Museum & Archaeological Repository in Kodiak Alaska. Alaska Native culture center where visitors can explore 7500 years of Alutiiq Heritage. See ancient artifacts, Alaska native art, Alutiiq history and exhibits. Learn Alutiiq language and culture.

Lists of people, places, events and artifacts that tell a story about the past and challenge our understanding of history.

Fondacija “Arheološki park: Bosanska piramida Sunca, Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun Foundation

The AJA, a publication of the Archaeological Institute of America, is one of the world's most distinguished and widely distributed classical archaeology journals.

Affordable and conversational artifacts and coins from the Holy Land. Offering quality historical and archaeological biblical artifacts to interest your family, friends and students.

Lists of people, places, events and artifacts that tell a story about the past and challenge our understanding of history.

BR Howard provides preservation, conservation and restoration services for murals, carriages, monuments, art, artifacts and more. Contact us today for more information.

The Washington Conservation Guild (WCG) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization for professional conservators, students and others interested in the conservation of art, ethnographic and archaeological objects, and other areas of materials conservation. It is based in Washington, D.C. and draws its membership primarily from Washington, Maryland and northern Virginia. WCG offers a forum for exchanging information about conservation through monthly meetings (October through May) and a quarterly newsletter.

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CPAK 2010 • Cycle of the Ages • The 10th Conference on Precession and Ancient Knowledge - Presented by The Binary Research Institute will again bring together a cadre of authors, scientists and independent researchers to explore the ancient idea that consciousness and history move in a vast cycle of time with alternating Dark and Golden Ages, a cycle Plato called: The Great Year. This once world wide belief in a rise and fall of the ages, is finding increasing support in new interpretations of myth and folklore, discoveries of anomalous artifacts, revisions of archaeological site dating, astronomical insights and new theories of consciousness.

A presentation and discussion of icongraphic artifacts ('Figure Stones') from an ancient habitation site (#33GU218) in southeastern Ohio, and elsewhere.

Over eighty years ago, William and Rose Fulton traveled to Dragoon, Arizona, to build their new home. Having stayed at the Triangle T Guest Ranch in Texas Canyon, William Fulton fell in love with the area and bought up 1600 acres. The Connecticut couple had both turned 50; the kids were grown and they were looking for a second home in the sunny west. They set about building much more than that. Mrs. Fulton loved the American Quarter Horse and put their new FF Ranch to work raising the breed. Mr. Fulton loved the history, arts and cultures of Native American people. Seventy-years ago he created a nonprofit organization that he called the Amerind Foundation. The Fultons built a spacious museum in Texas Canyon, and there they assembled a beautiful collection of Native arts and crafts created by people from North, Central, and South America. Mr. Fulton pursued and funded archaeological research expeditions that shed light on the ancient peoples of Cochise County and northern Mexico. The Fultons passed on in the 1960s, but their legacy survives. The Amerind continues to display the fine arts and fine crafts of Native American people. The Fultons’ lovely museum brings 10,000 visitors a year to Dragoon and 800 school children from around Cochise County. The Amerind continues to support new research into the history of ancient people in North America and around the world.