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The key is to have good enough grades in High School to get into a good college with an Archaeology Degree program. Most digs are done in conjunction with Universities. And government digs are typically lead by well know directors.
answer: he digs 960.17 inch!
He's a tall, tall man... From a tall, tall land... He makes no apologies... For his archaeologies... From the mountain tops... To the ancient rocks... He digs for clues... In his dusty blues... He's a tall, tall man.... From a tall, tall land... He makes no apologies.... For his archaeologies... For his archaeologies...
The oldest playable flutes were made of bone. These flutes are over 40,000 years old, making the flute the oldest musical instrument ever found.
Dizzy first played the trombone, but switched to trumpet after borrowing his neighbors and fell in love with the trumpet.
the history of african americans APEX :)
In "The Negro Digs Up His Past," Arthur Schomburg is discussing the he study of the history of African Americans.
The history of African Americans
Arthur Schomburg is discussing the importance of African heritage and history, and the need for African Americans to reclaim and embrace their roots. He emphasizes the richness and depth of African culture and contributions to world history, advocating for a strong sense of pride and identity among African descendants.
The history of African Americans. In the famous essay "The Negro Digs Up His Past," Arthur Schomburg is discussing the history of African Americans. The author, Arthur A. Schomburg places into view his opinion on the research of African history. According to the Essay the American Negro (African Americans) must remake his past in order to make his future. From the Essay, Arthur believes that History must restore what slavery took away, since it was the social damage of slavery that the present generations must repair and offset.
They have always worked for freedom
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Systematic and scientific methods
Systematic and scientific methods
the history of african americans APEX :)
"The Negro Digs Up His Past" was first based on a series of lectures by Arthur Schomburg, a prominent African-American historian and activist, exploring the accomplishments and contributions of people of African descent throughout history. Schomburg's work aimed to challenge the prevailing narrative that African Americans had no history worth preserving.