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Archaeologists Plan Extensive Excavations for 1928
European and foreign archaeologists outline plans for 1928 expeditions. Greece, the Sahara, Mongolia, and South Africa return to the field with digs and surveys aimed at illuminating ancient history, contact with Rome, and early human evolution. Projects include Greek history clarification at Princeton scholars led by Edward Capps, and air-assisted discoveries via aerial photography to document Roman camps and early civilizations.
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United Press
Greece
Sahara Desert
Britain
Abu Sinnia
Persis
Palestine
Egypt
Assyria
Edward Capps
Princeton University
Transwell
Asci Sauidhs
Sabsra
Desert
Sahara
Lake Chad
Gulf of Tunis
Darwin
Syslind
Stotland
France
Mediterranean
Jarusalem
Sea of Galilee
Holtredakt
Hornsede
Esquimauy
South Pole
South Shetland Islands
Norwegia
England
Father Poidebard
Beirut University
Veo Maurice Dimand
Euphrates