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Category: Archaeology

A shipwreck treasure reveals the tragic history of African elephants
Archaeology

A shipwreck treasure reveals the tragic history of African elephants

Shipwrecks are time capsules harbored by the ocean. What can a 500 years-old sunken ship from the Atlantic Ocean tell…
June 1, 2021May 30, 2021 Anastasia Yandulskaya
Destruction in your backyard: why we need to keep industry accountable (Guest post by Meaghan Efford)
Archaeology

Destruction in your backyard: why we need to keep industry accountable (Guest post by Meaghan Efford)

This is a guest post by Meaghan Efford. Meaghan is an archaeologist and historical ecologist looking at how Burrard Inlet…
September 17, 2020November 1, 2022 Katherine Barrett
Archaeology deep sea Human impacts Ocean Exploration

The Rebirth of the “Mighty-I”

Happy Halloween! This is the true, spooky tale of life, death, and rebirth beneath the waves. To end off OceanBites’…
October 31, 2016 Ashley Marranzino
Archaeology Methodology

How we broke radiocarbon dating

CO2 from fossil fuel burning doesn’t contain C-14. That’s bad news for the future of radiocarbon dating.
December 26, 2015 Michael Philben
Archaeology

Wrecked in New Zealand

There are well document reports recording the exploration of New Zealand and the South Pacific Ocean by Dutch explorer Abel…
March 14, 2014March 18, 2014 Anne M. Hartwell

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