The most important archaeological discoveries of 2009
Every year in these dates the magazine Archaeology offers his top have of the archaeological discoveries. This is the relation of the correspondents to 2009 (the linkage goes to pages in Castilian when I could have found them; if not, in English)
Master of Úcupe. Photo: Archaeology
Master of Úcupe, Peru (this discovery was realized in 2008)
The first domesticated horses, Botai, Kazakhstan
Primitive irrigation systems, in Tucson, Arizona, USA
The Anglo-Saxon treasure of Staffordshire, England
Relief of Popol Vuh, The Lookout, Guatemala
The first zoo, Hierakonpolis, Egypt
Priestesses of the Iron Age. Photo: Archaeology
Priestesses of the Iron Age, Eleuterna, Crete, Greece
The first chemical warfare, Dura-Europos, Syria
Palace of Mitrídates Kuban, Russia
Vessel with text of the Rubaiyat, Jerusalem, Israel
Vessel with text of the Rubaiyat. Photo: Archaeology
The most important archaeological discoveries of 2007
Ten archaeological news about 2007
The most important archaeological discoveries of the year 2006
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The priestesses of the Iron Age, and the Master of Úcupe, from the Palace of Mitrídates, they designed the first chemical warfare, against Dura-Europos, from a few first domesticated horses, and with a few primitive irrigation systems, emphasized Popol Vuh, and, were done by the Anglo-Saxon Staffordshire treasure, and hid it in the first zoo, of Hierakonpolis, Egypt, inside a vessel with a text of the Rubaiyat,