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Image by JohnnyRokkit via FlickrThe organization, World Monuments Watch, has published online its list of the 100 Most Endangered Sites in the World.I disagree with some of the US sites, including the Salk Institute in San Diego (I mean, I think the Mission of San Diego is way more important, but, then, I am not an architect.)You click on the map and drag it to see the sites, then mouse over the

Image via WikipediaWhat is also interesting about this story of an Mayan tomb is that the discovery was made in 2005, but only announced last week.Ancient Maya Tomb Found: Upright Skeleton, Unusual Location

Image by Simian Cephalopod via FlickrHeru was a Egyptian courier and "real estate manager" according to this article on the National Geographic website. The photo shows painted figurines.Photo in the News: "Unusual" Tomb of Egyptian Courtier Found

Image via WikipediaAfter 35 years of excavation, an archaeological team for the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, has uncovered King Herod's tomb in Herodium. Here are some of the details.Biblical Archaeology Society

Image via WikipediaNow you can own a DVD covering the archaeology of Jerusalem.Biblical Archaeology Society

Image via WikipediaIf you are looking for somewhere to excavate, FindADig is for you. There are many archaeological digs in Europe and the Middle East that are looking for volunteers here.Biblical Archaeology Society | findadig.com

The Biblical Archaeology Society publishes an excellent magazine as well as having the latest information on the "tomb of Jesus" controversy. They also have a number of free ebooks when you subscribe to their free newsletter.Biblical Archaeology Society