The top jury award – Best Film, at The Archaeology Channel International Film Festival 2021 went to Riddle of the Bones: Gender Revolution.
Archaeology Channel International Film Festival, The
NAME OF FESTIVAL: Archaeology Channel International Film Festival, The
SINCE: 1999
WHERE: Eugene, Oregon, USA
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
The Archaeology Channel's International Film and Video Festival is the only international competition for this genre in the entire Western Hemisphere! Archaeological Legacy Institute is based in Eugene, Oregon, and organized to share the human cultural heritage widely through the use of cutting-edge technology. ALI’s principal project is The Archaeology Channel , a streaming-media Web site featuring video and audio programs on the human past and indigenous peoples and reaching an audience of 250,000 visitors monthly.
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Trump Admin Denies Visas for Foreign Guests of The Archaeology Channel International Film Festival
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