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7:46am Friday 16th May 2008
The actor who helped glamorise archaeology in the Indiana Jones films is lending his star power to the Archaeological Institute of America.
Harrison Ford, who portrays the adventure-seeking archaeologist, has been elected to the Boston-based organisation's board of directors.
The group promotes archaeological excavation, research, education and preservation around the world. AIA president Brian Rose says Ford, in his role as Indiana Jones, has played a major part in stimulating interest in archaeological exploration.
The latest instalment in the series, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of Crystal Skull, premieres in US cinemas on May 22.
In a statement from Ford released by the AIA, the actor said understanding the past helps in "dealing with the present and the future".
THIS month’s Book Group selection is a prize-winning first novel from Australia, Addition by Toni Jordan.
A WEEKEND of contrasts will take place in Dore Abbey on Saturday and Sunday, September 13 and 14, though both will capitalise on the building’s acoustics.
THIS year, just as they have in the previous six, bright pink signs will be the most obvious indication that h.Art is back.
MORE than 60 people have had their sight saved because of swift action by Herefordshire health professionals.
HEREFORD’S Rotherwas Ribbon is worth preserving – and that’s official.
A FILM by a Hereford man who refused to pay his tax bill as a protest against the war in Iraq will feature at an Italian film festival next month.
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