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Antiquities: The Lost Chalice
The Euphronios vase, once the centerpiece of the Metropolitan Museum’s ancient-vase collection, at the Villa Giulia in Rome. (Chris Warde-Jones for The New York Times) Italy’s biggest prize in the wa… more →
Slow Painting
Monotheism
ontological_shock wrote 8 hours ago: Do YOU suffer from inadequate gods? Insufficient deities to cover all your domains? Do YOU or your … more →
the erosion of grandeur
Kyle wrote 3 days ago: The following is an essay I wrote for a previous class concerning sustainability. The poem, penned … more →
Spicmacay
praveenvaidya wrote 6 days ago: Spicmacay aims at introducing traditional Indian culture to the youthof this country with a hope tha … more →
Origin of Knowledge
taiwaneseprincess wrote 1 week ago: The origin of knowledge is interesting to me. Growing up, my father told me that I am from the oldes … more →
Codex Sinaiticus
jodiq wrote 1 week ago: (Codex Sinaiticus found at http://www.codex-sinaiticus.net/en/img/Codex_Sinaiticus_open_full.jpg) C … more →
II. Creation and the Origin of Man F. Epic of Gilgamesh
truthopia wrote 1 week ago: One could argue that the tale of the deluge and flooding of the world found in the Epic of Gilgames … more →
Between You and Me
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Ayesha wrote 1 week ago: We are the inhabitants Of a different world Where things that interest us are told and retold The a … more →
II. Creation and the Origin of Man E. Floods Introduction
truthopia wrote 1 week ago: This post will be a short one as mostly I will refer you to links that discuss fully the plethora of … more →
The Story of the Tea-making Coat Unsinkable or: a Plea for the Preservation of Antiques.
snarkyjack wrote 2 weeks ago: The coat: a grand apparatus And it ever wilt be Supreme in stature and status. This is my tale, my p … more →
Parthenon and Color
Deborah Barlow wrote 3 weeks ago: Today, the Parthenon temple that watches over Athens is a pure, white building, dazzlingly bright o … more →
Upcoming Publication
Kimberlee wrote 3 weeks ago: For those who might be interested, my latest article, “The Wise Man has Two Tongues: Images of The S … more →
Nords Versus Meds, Game Starts at 8 Eastern Time
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Robert Lindsay wrote 3 weeks ago: In the post, Albanians Are Neither White Nor Europeans? Lafayette Sennacherib takes issue with some … more →
Pubic Shaving in Antiquity
asiabargirlcamsusa wrote 1 month ago: Is that the right way to say it? I mean like Ancient Greece or Roman times. Take a look at a statu … more →
Who Owns Antiquity? by James Cuno
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Jackie wrote 1 month ago: Who does art belong to? That is the question James Cuno attempts to answer. And not just regular ar … more →
Pompeii Wall Panel Recovered
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Deborah Barlow wrote 1 month ago: The fresco panel, which was the subject of an international search by INTERPOL, was located by the … more →
Who determined the books in the New Testament canon?
Brad Melton wrote 1 month ago: “More than eighty gospels were considered for the New Testament, and yet only a relative … more →
New Scientist article
Sharon (thesunlitdesk) wrote 1 month ago: This doesn’t have much to do with the craft of writing fiction, but it is about writing in gen … more →
A History of Western Philosophy by Bertrand Russell
tobedwithatrollope wrote 1 month ago: Yes, still horribly backlogged in both my review posts and my non-review posts. Here’s a nice … more →
II. Creation and the Origin of Man C. Genesis and Completion of Creation
truthopia wrote 1 month ago: I apologize for my absence, I have been out of the country the past few weeks. I shall try to be mo … more →
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