Category Archives: Archeology

Science and Technology Brief

Posted on 18 May 2006 by dlhitzeman

The Science and Technology Brief is a biweekly glance at interesting science and technology news and profiles on science and technology that is or will affect us all. For Thursday: ‘Mona Lisa’s Smile’, ‘Archeologists Find the Endeavor’, ‘Mummy Tattoos’, and ‘Spaceports’. Continue reading →

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Science and Technology Brief

Posted on 21 March 2006 by dlhitzeman

20060321      Welcome to the inaugural biweekly Science and Technology post. These posts will serve as a review of interesting science and technology happening around the world as well as a venue for periodic original articles on science and technology … Continue reading →

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Science Item of the Day: A Reminder About the Fleeting Nature of Life

Posted on 28 February 2006 by dlhitzeman

20060228 Fox News      In 1815, the Indonesian island volcano of Mt Tambora erupted in an explosion so violent that it completely wiped out the entire civilization living on the island and spewed so much ash into the air that … Continue reading →

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Science Item of the Day: Archeologist Discover a Lost City under the Syrian/Iraqi Border

Posted on 19 December 2005 by dlhitzeman

20051219 [NOTE: This post is the first of what I hope to be daily science and technology posts to the weblog. My goal is to provide another outlet for the sometimes underreported goings on in the science and technology arenas] … Continue reading →

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