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Video News from TAC - March 2013 Play with Windows Media Player: 300k or 700k A Tomb Raider in Cyprus; film clips from TAC Festival 2013 (1) During his stay on the island from 1865 until 1876, the American consul in Cyprus, Luigi Cesnola, became an amateur archaeologist to profit from the trade of antiquities. He gathered up more than 35,000 objects. When local authorities prohibited the export of this enormous collection, Cesnola loaded his treasures onto boats and shipped them to New York. (2) Lisa Westwood launches our preview series for The Archaeology Channel International Film and Video Festival (7-11 May 2013, Eugene, Oregon) with nine short clips.
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Giant Foot Print 200 Million Yrs Old - South Africa