The magazine was originally called " "'The Field Archaeologist " "'but the title was changed in 1996 in order to better represent the increasing volume of non-field archaeology related stories.
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As John Langdon pursued his archaeological excavations at Troy where he had been working with since 1932, Elizabeth joined him in the field work for a short spell in 1938 assisting in some elementary work related to field archaeology.
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In his preface, Hsu praised Li's expertise in both field archaeology and traditional history, and expressed his hope that Li would one day write a new history of the Zhou ( Chou ) dynasty to supersede his work.
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In Hemp's mind it also depended on strengthening the complement of staff, particularly in field archaeology; but, as the government grappled with economic crises over the next few years, there was little sympathy shown at the Treasury.
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Dr Mark Adams from the National Museums Liverpool Field Archaeology Unit and Mick Aston, Professor of Archaeology at the University of Bristol, wrote a joint letter to the " Times " calling on the government to save our heritage.
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In 2008, she appeared in " Indiana Jones : The Ultimate Quest " ( The History Channel, Lucasfilms and Prometheus Entertainment ), in which she discussed new technologies in field archaeology, the importance of stratigraphic context, and the global illicit antiquities market.
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The exemplary archaeological excavations at Settefinestre have been taken as a starting point for the new phase of science-supported field archaeology in Italian work that is providing a more detailed study of the occupation history of the Roman countryside and moves beyond the antiquarian tradition of villa-studies.
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Deshpande did his post graduate research at the H . D . Sankalia on " The Cultural History of India based on Jain Canonical Literature and Archaeology " but before completion, he was selected by Mortimer Wheeler to undergo training in field archaeology in the School of Archaeology at Taxila.
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In 1936, MacNeish started his university career at Colgate College ( now Colgate University ) and participated in several archaeological field schools in New York and Arizona where he learned important Kidder, and refined his field archaeology methods under George Brainerd, eventually forming his personal excavation technique La Perre.
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Besides Arabia, Lawrence was an enthusiast of Crusader castles, field archaeology and classical Greek ( he wrote a popular translation of Homer's " Odyssey " ), as well as motorcycles, seaplanes and rescue speedboats ( his innovations helped save lives in World War II ).
