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Archaeology Student

Pre-K - Higher Ed
HD720p: Archaeology student is learning and survey in Asian old castle.
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Getty Images

Candle and archeology

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Candle and archeology
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Getty Images

"L-R pan of ancient cliffside Chachapoya sarcophogi, bright sunshine, one has become the nest for a swarm of killer bees, Amazonas region of Peru [Perú]"

Pre-K - Higher Ed
'L-R pan of ancient cliffside Chachapoya sarcophogi, bright sunshine, one has become the nest for a swarm of killer bees, Amazonas region of Peru [Perú]'
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Getty Images

Walking to the History

Pre-K - Higher Ed
HD1080p: Archaeology student is learning and survey in Asian old castle.
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The Royal Tombs of Petra

Pre-K - Higher Ed
The Royal Tombs of Petra - panning right
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Machu Picchu, Peru

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Timelapse Machu Picchu, Peru.
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HD:Temple of Trajan at Pergamos **Time Lapse**, Bergama, TURKEY

Pre-K - Higher Ed
The ancient Temple of Trajan at Pergamos (Bergama)
News Clip1:14
Sherman Grinberg Film Library

Sewer excavation rescue

Higher Ed
Title card: "Cave-In Drama - Men Risk Death in Rescue Try" / high angle VS view of large group, including priest, watching rescue attempt at sewer excavation cave-in / VS men dig as they try to rescue trapped me / Carl Springstead...
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Sky News

A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.

Higher Ed
A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.
News Clip0:58
Sky News

A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.

Higher Ed
A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.
News Clip0:11
Sky News

A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.

Higher Ed
A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.
News Clip0:30
Sky News

A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.

Higher Ed
A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.
News Clip0:14
Sky News

A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.

Higher Ed
A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.
News Clip1:04
AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Brazil: excavations resume four days after catastrophic floods

9th - Higher Ed
Brazil: excavations resume four days after catastrophic floods (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
News Clip0:42
Sky News

A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.

Higher Ed
A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.
News Clip0:29
Sky News

A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.

Higher Ed
A significant discovery has been made at Stonehenge - not by an archaeological breakthrough or years of scientific research but because the grass wasn't watered.
News Clip1:24
British Movietone

WONDERS OF ANCIENT EGYPT REVEALED

Pre-K - Higher Ed
In Egypt excavations for tombs of the Pharaohs reveal sphinxes and a mummy of a priest who lived 4,000 years ago. In the Cairo Museum we see a vase made 1,300 years BC. Disclaimer: British Movietone is an historical collection. Any views...
News Clip1:22
AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Mexicans try to break Guinness Aztec dancing record

9th - Higher Ed
260 Mexicans in Mexicali and Aztec dress up and dance to try to break the Guinness World Record for the worlds largest gathering for ceremonial Mexican dance at the Pre-Hispanic archeological site of Teotihuacan
News Clip5:58
AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Morocco team announces major Stone Age find

9th - Higher Ed
Archaeologists in Morocco have announced the discovery of North Africa's oldest Stone Age hand-axe manufacturing site, dating back 1.3 million years, an international team reported (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Sky News

Stonehenge Monument Aerials in Late Summer

Higher Ed
Stonehenge Monument Aerials in Late Summer
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Sky News

Stonehenge stones and tourist visitors

Higher Ed
Stonehenge stones and tourist visitors
News Clip1:20
British Movietone

BRIDEWELL PALACE EXCAVATION

Pre-K - Higher Ed
The remains of Henry the VIII's Palace at Bridewell was uncovered recently by developers. Archaeologists are racing against time to excavate the site. Disclaimer: British Movietone is an historical collection. Any views and expressions...
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Hearst Metrotone News

Steam trains pushes cars full of dirt during the construction of the Panama Canal.

Higher Ed
Steam trains pushes cars full of dirt during the construction of the Panama Canal.
News Clip1:06
AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Spain hunts remains of Quixote author Cervantes

9th - Higher Ed
CLEAN : Spain hunts remains of Quixote author Cervantes