Cocktail Party Science
Listen to tales of archeology on high on this Cocktail Party Science

On this week's episode of Cocktail Party Science, host Chuck Cage and articles editor Michael Moyer sit down with Mara Hvistendahl, author of "The Space Archaeologists" to find out why archeology has gone high-tech and how the future might save the past.

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DarkFx

from Winnipeg, Manitoba

Wow, Now this is Achievement, hell soon beingable to digitally interlace through mixed materials to create a translucent image would be of interest. Layers can be seperated, and the densitys of certain key materials could acknowledge to the operator that it would be mabye water, or bone, or mineral.


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