[SunkenCiv]

Okay, even though I remembered to fix the graphic pointers, I forgot to fix the links, so they go nowhere. Fixin' 'em here...

Solar Observatory at Chankillo, Peru	Nebo-Sarsekim Cuneiform Tablet	New Dates for Clovis Sites
Early Squash Seeds, Peru	Ancient Chimpanzee Tool Use	Urbanization at Tell Brak, Syria
Lismullin Henge, Tara, Ireland	Polynesian Chickens in Chile	Homo habilis & Homo erectus
Greater Angkor, Cambodia	Of course, we couldn't agree on our own top ten, and many of us lobbied for stories that didn't make the final cut. So, we have added here nine of 2007's other most important finds...	Baby Mammoth, Russia
Alexander's Isthmus, Tyre, Lebanon	Ötzi's Final Moments, Italy	Neolithic Mural, Syria
Imperial Standards, Rome	Building the Great Pyramid, Giza	Paleolithic Tools, India
5,800-Year-Old Mass Grave, Syria	Polynesian Breakthroughs	What did we leave out? What would you have picked as the year's most important find, whether it's something we picked or something we missed, rounding out the year's 20 most important discoveries?

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

place holder to check each item

[ASA Vet]

Archeology Ping

[blam]

I've been waiting for you to post this. I subscribe to this magazine and read this a week or so ago. My favorite is Polynesian Breakthroughs or Polynesian Chickens In Chile.