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Audio News from Archaeologica 6 Jan - 12 Jan 2013

Ancient gold coin cache in Iraq; mini-dome possibly modeled Florentine cathedral; cosmetics for the dead in Teotihucan; Pompeii graffiti implies social connections.

Audio News from Archaeologica 6 Jan - 12 Jan 2013

Gold coin cache discovered in Iraq
Mini dome may have been model for Italian cathedral
Prehispanic Mexicans decorated their dead
Nothing new under the volcano: wall posts point to social networks in Pompeii

Source: http://www.archaeologychannel.org/

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