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The exhibition «A Transfet» unfolds while passing through a route that starts from the archeological museum of Kerameikos and continues towards six spots of the archeological site.

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Along the walk we will explore the surroundings of the northern side of the modern city of Sta Lucia Cotzumalguapa visiting the following highlights of the archeological site: The Archeological Museum of Finca las Ilusiones, the Acropolis of Bilbao, the famous Monument 21 of Bilbao and others scattered around the same place.

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The Mammoth Site of Hot Springs, a museum and active archeological dig, also attracts many visitors.

A hiker in Israel has found a rare, 2,000 - year - old coin bearing the image of Emperor Augustus that is identical to one in the British Museum's collection Laurie Rimon was hiking with friends at an archeological site in... island in UK countryside... Online dating has created a lot of romance scams and fakers pretending Read More...

The Archeological Museum's Library, not open to the public, was the site of one session for the fellows, who had a chance to see some of its 20,000 volumes — among them many valuable first editions and antique manuscripts.

The Mammoth Site of Hot Springs, a museum and active archeological dig, also attracts many visitors.

Scores of 2,000 - year - old Roman roof tiles were found in Gloucester, England in an archeological dig in 1969, but an archaeologist just recently noticed a cat's footprint on one of the tiles while sifting through them in the city museum, thus proving what cat parents have known for centuries — that cats will walk across whatever we're working on!

Although we didn't get the chance to visit, around 20 kilometres north of Solo is the Sangiran museum and archeological site, where Java Man (Homo erectus erectus) was discovered.

You can even explore the Mayan ruins of San Miguelito during your visit; an archeological site just a few paces from the main museum.

The Fort Guijarros Museum Foundation conducts archeological digs and historical research into the history of Ballast Point.

The area is dotted with Mayan archeological sites and cenotes, which are definitely worth a visit and the Museum of the Maya World in Chetumal is an excellent place to increase your anthropological, archeological and historical knowledge.

Along the way you will stop at the archeological museum in Tulipe where you are served with coffee and handmade empanadas by the locals of Tulipe.

Once the dominant city - state in the region, Xunantunich has its own interactive museum on - site where visitors can learn about the city's rich history and witness the ongoing archeological excavation of the largest royal Maya tomb ever discovered.

And for those who want to delve even deeper, go beneath the BELvue to the Coudenberg Archeological Site and Museum, where you can embark on a treasure - hunting mission in the underground remains of the former palace of Brussels.

Visit Champaner, the historic city of Gujarat, where you can explore Pavagadh Archeological Park and Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum.

The Surmeli Efes Hotel is perfectly located to discover the very best of the Kusadasi region, including many famous city sights such as Ephesus Ancient City, Basilica of St. Jean, House of Virgin Mary, the Archeological Museum, Kusadasi and Shopping District.

Artifacts from the archeological dig at Bear Cove, now the site of the Prince Rupert ferry dock, along with aboriginal exhibits and a colorful recounting of European settlement, forestry, mining and commercial fishing are displayed at the Port Hardy Museum and Archives downtown.

Starting in 1965 an archeological team lead by Dr. David Pendergast of the Royal Ontario Museum began extensive excavations and restorations of the site, which continued through 1970.

This hotel is conveniently situated close to many famous city sights such as Ephesus Ancient City, Basilica of St. Jean, House of Virgin Mary, the Archeological Museum, Selcuk Town, Kusadasi and the shopping district.

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In The invisible enemy should not exist (2007 — ongoing) he remakes archeological artifacts stolen from the National Museum of Iraq, not with stone that best resembles the original artifact, but rather with cheap and lightweight cardboard packaging and newspaper.

In The invisible enemy should not exist (2007 - ongoing) he remakes archeological artifacts stolen from the National Museum of Iraq, not with stone that best resembles the original artifact, rather, with cheap and lightweight cardboard packaging and newspaper.

His recent solo exhibitions include Spectacles of the Third World at Tin - Aw Gallery (2015); Polycephalous at Art Informal (2014); and The Bla - Bla Archeological Complex at the UP Vargas Museum (2013).

His archeological digs and museum interventions celebrate the value of exploration and learning, and invite audiences to embark on their own journey of intellectual discovery.

In parallel, archeological gold was also finding its way into the culture of the masses: from 1961 to 1981 Tutankhamen Treasures and The Treasures of Tutankhamun toured North America and the western hemisphere for the first time, becoming some of the most attended museum exhibits to this day.

A big number of artists is involved in this show curated by Marco Scotini at the Archeological Museum in Bologna, Italy.

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The National Archeological Museum (Athens) Has the world's richest collection of artifacts and antiquities from Ancient Greece, including prehistoric Cycladic, and Mycenaean items, ancient Greek sculpture (statues and reliefs) and pottery, the Stathatos Collection, the Vlastos Collection, and an assembly of Egyptian artifacts.

Ai Weiwei at Cycladic (20 May — 30 Oct 2016) will be the artist's first exhibition within an archeological museum and in the country of Greece.

First presented at the Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition, GM Architects has showcased Lebanon's rich geological and archeological history in «The Museum of Civilizations,» it's new exhibition in the heart of Beirut.

The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History website describes archeological expeditions that have uncovered abandoned Viking settlements beneath the country's now - frozen tundra and remains of ancient forests far above the current natural tree line.

Atlanta designer Susan Ferrier tiled a collection of circa - 1860s archeological lithographs on one wall of the master bedroom; on the wall directly opposite, the effect is balanced by the vintage ammonite museum banner hung like a tapestry.