Archaeology

... defined as any science that attempts to piece together past events in order to explain those events. Examples of Historical Sciences would include Archaeology and Police Forensics. http://www.truthortradition.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=644 You bring up really ...

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... World War II history is taught in schools in the US and in Japan. You almost wonder if they're both talking about the same war. Getting back to archaeology, it's got its value, no doubt, but most of what we know about ancient history is based on what the ancients wrote, not on what we've been ...

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Good point, mcar. Archaeology can't really tell us much about how people lived, and it certainly can't capture the thoughts and emotions that dominated their actions. That's the beauty of the written word, it can tell us all those ...

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Good point, mcar. Archaeology can't really tell us much about how people lived, and it certainly can't capture the thoughts and emotions that dominated their actions. That's the beauty of the written word, it can tell us all those ...

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... universe—its origins, evolution, distribution and destiny. Microbial genomics plays an important part in all of these endeavors. Through genomic archaeology, clues to the nature of the earliest life on Earth can be gleaned, and insights into the process by which life and the environment co-evolved ...

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