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Welcome to our monthly History and Archaeology newsletter where we focus on how the recent and ancient pasts are shaping our world today. We hope you will enjoy this newsletter as much as our monthly Smithsonian Insider email. To edit your subscriptions, please visit our Newsletter Membership page: http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/editsub .................................................................... Recollections of 9/11 from the former editor of the New York Times... http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/toplink Having trouble viewing this email? Click Here http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/tag?t=BOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK History/Archaeology September 2011 http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/home Join our Community.............................................. Add us on Facebook >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/facebook Follow us on Twitter >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/twitter Watch us on YouTube >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/youtube RSS Feeds >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/rss Main Article.................................................... What 9/11 Wrought http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/han1hed The former editor of the New York Times considers the effects of the terrorist attacks on the 10th anniversary of the fateful day Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/han1mor Remembering 9/11 at the American History Museum >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/han1exp Featured Articles................................................ Farming Like the Incas http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/han2hed The Incas were masters of their harsh climate, archaeologists are finding--and the ancient civilization has a lot to teach us today Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/han2mor Machu Picchu's Ancient Beauty >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/han2exp ------------------ The Essentials: Five Books on Football History http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/han3hed Sports columnist Sally Jenkins picks out the books that any true sports fan would want to read Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/han3mor The Early History of Football's Forward Pass >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/han3exp ------------------ Inside the Great Pyramid http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/han4hed No structure in the world is more mysterious than the Great Pyramid. But who first broke into its well-guarded interior, and when? And what did they find there? Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/han4mor Uncovering Secrets of the Sphinx >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/han4exp Featured Comment.................................................... "Mr. Lelyveld's essay is one of the most thoughtful and lucid articles I've read on 9/11 and its aftermath. It should be required reading." -- Posted by commenter Julianne Williams on "What 9/11 Wrought" http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBOal-dArQQLoB8dVkaNinyAsJK/comment From the Blogs.................................................... 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