From the Trenches, November/December 2009

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A publication of the Archaeological Institute of America

News and Notes from the World of Archaeology

Roman Venice Discovered
A geology team combined aerial photographs, satellite images, and a digital terrain model to reveal the ancient Roman city of Altinum.

Buffalo Soldiers Reburied
Those left behind in the cemetery at Fort Craig, a Civil War-era outpost in New Mexico, finally have peace.

Irish Gold
Irish police have discovered extremely rare Bronze Age artifacts.

Off the Grid
Archaeologist Solveig Turpin suggests a trip to the rock shelter called Cedar Springs on Devils River.

World Roundup
Recent discoveries around the globe

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