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UPDATED The Aqueducts of Bethlehem: An interactive map2 comments

Outremer wrote 2 weeks ago: The purpose of this brief post is to point folks — any who may resonate to such minutiae … more →

Tags: Photography, Jerusalem, Israel-Palestine Scene, Antiquities, photos, herod the great, bethlehem area, Aqueducts, bethlehem

Barrows, Birds & Biodiversity: Exciting lecture in Earith - Tonight1 comment

markatousewasheslps wrote 1 month ago: Tonight there will be a special lecture, jointly given by two well-known RSPB staff members, both wo … more →

Tags: Events, Area descriptions, Biodiversity, Heritage, archaeology, rspb, Birds, Earith, Lecture

Curator's Diary: CT-scanning Demetria with the BBC4 comments

Campbell@Manchester wrote 3 months ago: On Thursday the 31st of January, a team from the Museum returned to the Manchester Children’s Hospit … more →

Tags: egyptian mummies, Curator's Diary, egyptian mummies, ct-scanning, The One Show, BBC, Chris Evans, John Sergeant, Demetria

Jewish podcasts: "From Israelite to Jew" by Michael Satlow

davidfcooper wrote 5 months ago: via examiner.com I enthusiastically recommend Brown University Judaic Studies professor Michael Satl … more →

Tags: examiner articles, Judaic Studies, Jewish history, Podcasts, second temple, Persian period, Hellenism, Michael Satlow, from israelite to jew

Side Antique Theater

katpatukayeni wrote 6 months ago: The theater is located at the narrow section of the peninsula and at the city center in Antalya. It … more →

Tags: Side theater, Theater, Hellenistic, Roman, Architectural, anatolia, turkey, Chapel, church

And I was a mile across at Kew! The River's Tale

Mike Paterson wrote 7 months ago: A guest post by Rudyard Kipling. Last week’s Poetry Please on Radio 4 featured a reading of Th … more →

Tags: 20th Century, Literature, London, Thames, Poetry, Rudyard Kipling, bridges

Theatre6 comments

History of the Ancient World wrote 8 months ago: This is the most magnificent structure in Ephesus ancient city. The Great Theatre is located on the … more →

Tags: Ancient History, anatolia, ancient city, CAPACITY, cavea, Columns, Concerts, current style, diazoma

The Abduction of Europe

vmop wrote 8 months ago: The abduction of Europe, a Tyranian princess, by Zeus disguised as a bull and her brother Cadmos … more →

Tags: byblos, Mosaic, Europe, Bull

Ephesus Terrace Houses 9 comments

History of the Ancient World wrote 8 months ago: Ephesus terrace houses are located on the hill, opposite the Hadrian Temple. Also called as “t … more →

Tags: Ancient History, ancient history, Travel, floor, Ephesus Terrace Houses, Hill, hadrian temple, Houses of rich, Family Life

ephesus: theatre1 comment

william wrote 8 months ago: This is the Theatre at Ephesus. It dates back to Hellenistic times (3rd Century, BCE) and enlarged d … more →

Tags: Architecture, Panorama, Photography, Hellenistic Times

Global Warming is about Who Rules Your Life

Wagathon wrote 9 months ago: Ever wonder what Jesus would say about it–about global warming? Worshippers of the global warm … more →

Tags: The Cultural Hegemony of Climate Superstition, enso, AGW, Environment, Climate, prediction, Religion, Minoan period, Jesus

Exploring London: Old Remains5 comments

Mike Paterson wrote 1 year ago: A guest post by David Adams of Exploring London. One of the things I love about London is the city’s … more →

Tags: archaeology, Medieval London, London, History, Clerkenwell, Roman, Medieval Period

The BCN Cultural WKDS #3: El Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya

THE HYPER BOX wrote 1 year ago: In Spain, on the first Sundays of the month, Museums of the municipalities open their doors to the p … more →

Tags: THE HYPER BOX, Arts & Culture, Graphic Arts, barcelona, Pablo Casals, Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, mnac, Art, Gothic

Billingsgate Bath House5 comments

Mike Paterson wrote 1 year ago: One of the most important Roman sites in London is the so-called Billingsgate Bath House. It compris … more →

Tags: archaeology, History, Roman London

"Good luck on your resurrection!" : The World of Ancient Jewish Tomb Graffiti

Outremer wrote 1 year ago: Archaeologist Karen Stern in the catacombs of Beit She'arim (Photo: W. O'Leary) An interesting story … more →

Tags: archaeology, Antiquities, Burial Customs, Graves & Tombs, graffiti, Bet Shear'im, Karen Stern, boaz zissu

Roman Bath-house in Jerusalem's Jewish Quarter: The Video3 comments

Outremer wrote 2 years ago: The IAA recently announced the discovery, in Jerusalem’s Jewish Quarter, of a pool connected w … more →

Tags: archaeology, Jerusalem, Jewish Quarter, Jerusalem, old city, Bath House, 10th Roman Legion

Ancient Roman Statue Uncovered In Israel Storm (PHOTOS)

Ram Kumar Shrestha wrote 2 years ago: Great! Read the Article at HuffingtonPost 35.387579 -85.962483 … more →

Tags: INTERNATIONAL, World News, Israel, archaeology, Ancient Rome, Ancient Statue, Israel Statue, Israel Storm, roman empire

http://plympton.yolasite.com

ventura wrote 3 years ago: The purpose of this website is to highlight some of the lesser known historical facts concerning Ply … more →

Tags: Websites, historic, photos, History, Plympton, archaeology, English Civil War, domesay, Plague

Imprint of sandals and feet from the Roman Period in an Israelic mosaic!

Fredrik wrote 3 years ago: A mosaic was discovered in Israel 13 years ago at Lod south of Tel Aviv. It was situated under a mod … more →

Tags: archaeology, History, excavation, Romans, Israel, villa, 1700 years ago, Tel Aviv, Sandals


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