Preserving the Past for the Future
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23 Jun 2016
The 2016 #Belize #Archaeology #Anthropology Symposium is coming! Are you going to be there? #BAAS2016
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24 Mar 2021
Public Archaeology via Cultural Heritage Management in Belize youtu.be/rHixCN6zGcQ #Archaeology #Belize #CulturalHeritage #NICH #History
Ins't of Archaeology retweeted
4 Sep 2020
If you've been to Belize but not driven the Hummingbird Highway, you definitely need to revisit. This renowned road leading to the Southern districts is known for its phenomenal views. ❤️ #belizeawaits #travelbelize
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3 Sep 2020
We are thankful that the All Clear has been issued and that everyone is safe !
Well wishes to those affected in southern Belize !
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Ins't of Archaeology retweeted
18 Aug 2020
New paper led by project director Jaime Awe about archaeology @ the Santa Rita site in the most recent @IA_NICH RRBA volume. Investigations resulted in conservation efforts that continue to be enjoyed by those visiting the archaeological park today. caracol.org/wp-content/uploa…
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7 Aug 2020
Reaching out to all Belizeans, please help out a Belizean archaeologist researching your opinions and perceptions on archaeology and cultural heritage! Complete this short survey, and retweet and share! forms.gle/cM7hJacEBEevh5xx5 #Belize #archaeology #culture #history
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2 Jul 2020
Calling on Belizeans across the country to help out a Belizean archaeologist working on his graduate degree. Please complete this short survey about archaeology and culture! Also please share! #Belize #Archaeology #Culture
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Ins't of Archaeology retweeted
22 Apr 2020
Everyone should be interested in Prehistoric earthworks.
Interested in prehistoric linear earthworks? Want to learn more? Below are a number of 🆓 #openaccess resources about linear earthworks so you can learn about this enigmatic monument type 👇 1/9
ALT View of Iron Age linear earthwork at the Tofts, Stanwick Oppidum, North Yorkshire, UK
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31 Mar 2020
In support of Social Distancing and practicing preventative measures to decrease the spread of covid-19 the IA has made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 BAS!!!
#SocialDistancing #AloneTogether #COVID19 #StayAtHome #health #safety #home
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10 Jan 2020
Caracol, “Snail”, Ancient Maya name was Uxwitza, or "Three Water Hill." Its Early Classic name was Ux Witz Ajaw, or "Three Hills Lord." Is one of the largest sites in Belize
Covering 75 Sqm
A.H. Anderson, Archaeological Commissioner for Belize in 1938
8 Jan 2020
The Maya site of Caracol has been named a Wonder of the World for 2020 by Conde Nast Traveller! 👏
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Ins't of Archaeology retweeted
10 Jan 2020
9 Jan 2020
We've updated our special collection on historical archaeology for #SHA2020. Featuring the best research on the subject from the 🅰 #archives, from traces of slavery to Maya jade tools and more 👇
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26 Nov 2019
Cultural Day @ Chan Pine Ridge Government School.
Engaging young minds through public outreach
#outreach #archaeology #mayaarchaeology #education #Belize #school #culture #public
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Ins't of Archaeology retweeted
5 Nov 2019
Often called one of the most beautiful drives in the world...the Hummingbird Highway 😍 #TravelTuesday
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Ins't of Archaeology retweeted
4 Nov 2019
#30DayMapChallenge / #MappyMonday: Interactive map / app developed using @EarthOutreach's #GoogleEarthEngine, showing #LandCoverChange (2001-2019) across the watersheds draining to the #Mesoamerican Reef (#Belize, #Mexico, #Guatemala, #Honduras). #BZSDG
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15 Sep 2019
What if, in #Mesoamerica, we could also leverage the power of @NASAEarth's #MODIS platforms like #GoogleEarthEngine to look at changes across our region? For instance, how forest cover has changed in the watersheds draining to the #MesoamericanReef.
bz-sdg.earthengine.app/view/…
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Ins't of Archaeology retweeted
23 Oct 2019
Did you know that the #MahoganyTree is the national tree of Belize & is one of the magnificent giants of the Belize rainforest. This majestic tree formed the basis of Belize’s economy in the 18th and 19th centuries and can be found on our #CoatofArms. #knowbelize #studyabroad
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