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Why You Should, Again, Read Eric Cline’s Book When it Comes Out
Because his conclusions says, among other things, this: The period of the Late Bronze Age has rightfully been hailed as one of the golden ages in the history of the world and as a period during which… more →
Zwinglius Redivivus
Features, Features, Features…
wrote 1 hour ago: Leg of a cast iron pot found in our shell feature We returned to the field after a long weekend on T … more →
Why You Should, Again, Read Eric Cline's Book When it Comes Out
wrote 1 hour ago: Because his conclusions says, among other things, this: The period of the Late Bronze Age has rightf … more →
All We Got Was This Cave Painting
wrote 2 hours ago: Early hunter-gatherers left 5,000 cave paintings as souvenirs of their lost era. Abstract vacation p … more →
Leeds 2012 Report 1
wrote 3 hours ago: I have to say that I wonder exactly what the point of writing up blog on the International Medieval … more →
Wild Things 2.0 | Further Advances in Palaeolithic and Mesolithic Research | Conference
wrote 4 hours ago: Where The Wild Things Are 2.0 | Further Advances in Palaeolithic and Mesolithic Research | Durham Co … more →
WELCOME!
wrote 5 hours ago: My name is Milan Nikolic (25 May, 1987, Negotin, Eastern Serbia). By profession I am a computer and … more →
What a load of rubbish!
wrote 5 hours ago: Day five on the windy Dorset coast, with sand in our eyes, hair and ears the National Trust working … more →
Bahrain digs unveil one of oldest civilisations
wrote 6 hours ago: Topic: Ancient trading center Excavations at an archaeological site in Bahrain are shedding light on … more →
Tammuz
wrote 8 hours ago: Ezekiel 8:14 So He brought me to the door of the north gate of the Lord’s house; and to my dismay, w … more →
Day One at the Museum
wrote 8 hours ago: So, today Bill Caraher and I began work on the PKAP portion of our season. We visited the Larnaka Di … more →
RECAP: Living with the classical past in 18th century Naples
wrote 8 hours ago: Yesterday at Field Notes we had the pleasure of hearing both Dr. Charlotte Roberts (JRF, English, Cl … more →
Culture of Illusion - An Archaeological Artefact of A Possible Future.
wrote 8 hours ago: RITUAL OBJECTS. … more →
Yodfat, cont'd
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wrote 8 hours ago: Yodfat, site of Josephus’ surrender to Vespasian’s Roman forces, was unoccupied after it … more →
Document
wrote 12 hours ago: Documenting My Twenties As Foucault writes about traditional history in Archaeology of Knowledge: “t … more →
What have we learnt this week?
wrote 12 hours ago: As it says in the weekly newsletter from my son’s school. Lots of different stuff as it happen … more →
KING TUT/TUTANKHAMUN'S FIREBALL (Full Documentary)
wrote 12 hours ago: king tut tutankhamun’s fireball (full documentary). thanks for watching. history life discover … more →
History and Archaeology news – Archaeologists uncover nearly 5,000 cave paintings in Burgos, Mexico.
wrote 13 hours ago: The images are thought to have been created by three groups of hunters. (The Independent) Nearly 5,0 … more →
HTAV Annual Conference
wrote 14 hours ago: ‘Ignite the Conversation’ is the theme for this year’s HTAV Annual Conference. I w … more →
The House of the Chaste Lovers at Pompeii
wrote 15 hours ago: The House of the Chaste Lovers gets its name from a symposiac painting depicting a couple exchanging … more →
