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Machinima as a Teaching and Learning Tool

gridjumper wrote 27 minutes ago: Teachers are generally a creative and resourceful bunch, and though we do make use of commercially p … more →

Tags: 21st Century, Classroom Management, Culture, Curricula, Ese, ESOL, Foreign Language, gamification, History 2

Welcoming Master Keaton: Remaster!

subsymphonika wrote 10 hours ago: Keaton is BACK! Jika orang lebih mengenal Conan atau Kindaichi sebagai tokoh detektif paling handal … more →

Tags: manga, detective, manGa 2, master keaton, Naoki Urasawa, SAS

Jesus' Remains Have Been Found! Wait... What???5 comments

scoumbes wrote 15 hours ago: Today I want to address something that I have seen circulating around the internet. Lately I have be … more →

Tags: Religion, Bible, God, Non-Denominational, Jesus, Christian, Christianity, Jesus Christ, Jesus' Bones

Essentials of a Roman City #1- The Amphitheatre4 comments

Sukanya Ramanujan wrote 1 day ago: So what is THE most recognised monument in Rome? The Colosseum most naturally- an iconic structure t … more →

Tags: Ancient Rome, Rome, Architecture, Art, History, emperors, Photography, Travel, Trivia

Naples - Day 10 - May 16th -Checking off our list!

lindseymcphee wrote 1 day ago: Naples – Day 10 – May 16th -Checking off our list!. … more →

Tags: Naples, Duomo, pompeii, Shopping, Fish, Chili Pepper, mann

Lana Shehadeh: One Hand in the Classroom, One in the Ancient Ruins.

LAU Tribune wrote 2 days ago: By Natalia Elmani Photo via Facebook LAU Tribune staff She slowly walks into the classroom and tosse … more →

Tags: People, Archives, Natalia Elmani, Lebanese, American, University, Lau, natalia, Elmani

earliest music instruments

ettagirl wrote 2 days ago: Researchers excavating a cave in Germany identify what they say are the oldest-known musical instrum … more →

Tags: Music, oldest-know, musical instruments, Flutes, ivory, Germanyflutes

Earliest Musical Instruments Date Back 42000 Years

westernparadigm wrote 2 days ago: from sci-news.com: Oxford and Tübingen scientists have identified what they believe are the world’s … more →

Tags: Western Civilization, History, Europe, Germany, Music, Interesting

Deciphering the Indus Valley script

coachrahul wrote 2 days ago: 4,000-year-old seals and tablets from the Indus Valley civilization continue to defy the best minds … more →

Tags: life 2, Computing, History, indus valley script

Upheaval Dome.4 comments

southwestdesertlover wrote 2 days ago:   Canyonlands is a place of relative geologic order. Layers of sedimentary deposits systematica … more →

Tags: Favorite Southwest Places, Fine Art Photograph, quote du jour, Nature Healing, utah geology, American SouthWest, Nature Photography, Wilderness Photography, Upheaval Dome in Canyonlands National Park

In Napoli, where love is king...

Jessie wrote 2 days ago: -Dean Martin, That’s Amore Everyone told me they didn’t much like Naples, so, true to my … more →

Tags: Travel, Italy, photos, Naples, pompeii, Old Stuff, ancient ruins, Boats, Pizza

Dividend Pond Trails & Archeological District

steadyjohn wrote 3 days ago: Grand Opening: Dividend Pond Trails-Old Forge Road, Rocky Hill CT … more →

Tags: Cultural History, Rocky Hill History, connecticut history

Memorial Day is for remembering

Bruce Stambaugh wrote 3 days ago: Our parents, the late Richard H. and Marian Stambaugh, at their 65th wedding anniversary celebration … more →

Tags: Column, Photography, writing, History, Family, Ohio, News, Love, MEMORIAL DAY

My Top Five Archeological Sites (so far)

EM wrote 4 days ago: I suppose my first encounter with archeology was searching for Native American arrowheads along Tenn … more →

Tags: writing, Jerusalem, Petra, Tikal, Luxor Temple, western wall, southern wall

Biblical Bethlehem Archeological Evidence

Israeli Tour Guides Shaul and Orah wrote 4 days ago:  Wednesday, May 23, 2012 Press Release The First Archaeological Evidence of the Existence of the Cit … more →

Tags: Old City Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Bullae, bethlehem, New Findings, David

Taxila 1 comment

Dr. Nayyar Hashmey wrote 5 days ago: In April 326 BCE, Alexander arrived in Taxila and it is from that time we get the first real notice … more →

Tags: Tourism Reports, Essays, Tourism in Pakistan, Tourism - Our Mainstay, Taxila

Dirty Laundry: Cloth Artifact Bags in Arkansas3 comments

fartheralong wrote 5 days ago: I have just finished doing the laundry for the 2012 Arkansas Archeological Society’s Summer Training … more →

Tags: archaeology, Arkansas, AAS, Methods

Mapping in Molise3 comments

Richie wrote 6 days ago: Whilst in Rome, and aside from our memorable time exploring the city, a few other significant things … more →

Tags: Wwoofing, Building, Travel, Diploma, permaculture, Environment, zoning, no dig, Permaculture design

Sicily during the daylight, finally:)

jazzulka wrote 6 days ago: Last Sunday we had to get up really early to get on board the fast ferry -catamaran to Sicily. The d … more →

Tags: ferry, Food, Sicily, Syracuse, Coffee, Catamaran, BRIDGE, Tunnel


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