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Teenage Brit Tourist Discovers Lost City Under the Sea
I have mentioned an urban legend that the most important archaeological discoveries are a result of sheer chance. How about this latest example? Michael Le Quesne, 16, was swimming off a popular beach… more →
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Hotwater Love
ashortwave wrote 1 week ago: Some friends and I trekked out to Bagby Hot Springs this weekend aiming to enjoy a hot bath on a col … more →
Figures from the past
Michelle wrote 1 week ago: Written by Michele Greenan, natural history collections manager at the Indiana State Museum Have you … more →
Teenage Brit Tourist Discovers Lost City Under the Sea
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lukechandler wrote 4 weeks ago: I have mentioned an urban legend that the most important archaeological discoveries are a result of … more →
The Apocolipse and Treasure Hoard Sheds Light On the Dark Ages
jade wrote 1 month ago: Apocolipse Predictions! Sources http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/11/2012-mayan-year-2012-stir_n … more →
The Apocolipse and Treasure Hoard Sheds Light On the Dark Ages
jade wrote 1 month ago: Apocolipse Predictions! Sources http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/11/2012-mayan-year-2012-stir_n … more →
Darkest of Days
godlesspaladin wrote 1 month ago: So the other day I bought Darkest of Days on Steam after watching Yahtzee’s review of it on Ze … more →
'Second Stonehenge' Discovered Near Original
audiegrl wrote 1 month ago: Posted by TheLCster ‘Bluestonehenge‘ found by archaeologists less than two miles from wo … more →
Were the Dark Ages really so Dark?
britishtours wrote 1 month ago: Ceremonial Anglo Saxon Helmet from Sutton Hoo with kind permission of The British Museum The largest … more →
Have Coins from Joseph's Time Really Been Found in Egypt?
lukechandler wrote 2 months ago: Several readers may have seen or heard about a recent report that coins from Joseph’s time hav … more →
Treasures Found
channotes wrote 2 months ago: In the United Kingdom, an amateur treasure hunter with a metal detector recently uncovered a huge se … more →
Khirbet Qeiyafa Coming to New Orleans (via ASOR)
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lukechandler wrote 2 months ago: New Orleans will be hosting the annual meeting for the American Schools of Oriental Research (ASOR) … more →
Archaeologists Uncover New Findings On Easter Island
TheDiversePurse wrote 2 months ago: Two British archaeologists, Dr. Colin Richars and Dr. Sue Hamilton, have discovered a site where the … more →
Short video of the Massive Canaanite Wall in Jerusalem
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lukechandler wrote 2 months ago: CNN posted an informative 2-1/2 minute video of the new Bronze Age wall discovery in Jerusalem that … more →
eLibrary Elementary New Titles
virtualnotes wrote 3 months ago: The following are new ebook titles which are now available in eLibrary Elementary. American Journali … more →
Short Discovery Channel Video: It's "Cool" to be an Archaeologist
lukechandler wrote 3 months ago: A brief interview with professional archaeologist Matthew Cochran. Key quote: There’s very lit … more →
Very Old Stones in Jerusalem's Eastern Wall
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lukechandler wrote 4 months ago: Dr. Leen Ritmeyer is an archaeological architect who specializes in Jerusalem and its Temple Mount. … more →
An Urban Legend in Archaeology - Updated
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lukechandler wrote 4 months ago: There is an urban legend in archaeology that the most important finds will be discovered 1) at the e … more →
Possible body of the Apostle Paul found?
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Jason wrote 5 months ago: Very interesting to say the least. This is a huge find for world history in general and the Christia … more →
The Cross: A Symbol Of Faith Or Rank Paganism?
breakthroughtogod wrote 5 months ago: www.americanpresbyterianchurch.org/Rites%20.. The hymn “Onward Christian Soldiers” portrays the cros … more →
