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Corinth and early classical archaeology

Alice Leiper wrote 6 hours ago: Introduction The excavations at Corinth provide a strong case study for examining attitudes and appr … more →

Tags: Ancient Greece, archaeology, Ancient Greece, Archaeology, archaic, Art, Classical, Corinth, Pausanias

Where the Vicars' Choral once lived

itsaboutlincoln wrote 8 hours ago: In the medieval period Lincoln was divided into three areas:  the City, the Bail and the Close; each … more →

Tags: Arch, Bailgate, Cathedral, Civil War, Victorian, Cathedral Close, Exchequergate, John Loughborough Pearson, Lincoln

Socrates declared...

Jttx96 wrote 12 hours ago: Socrates declared, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” The Romans would have repl … more →

Tags: Quotes that Stand, Christian Walk, Christian Life, Challenge, history of civilization, Accelerated Christian Education, school of tomorrow, Socrates, unordered life

Living in Portugal's Rural Heartland

elares15 wrote 13 hours ago: Front garden to our house Portugal has several regions each with their own characteristics and tradi … more →

Tags: Living in Portugal, Alentejo, Alto Alentejo, Moors, Portugal

Camp Bastion, Dorset

martinpapworth wrote 15 hours ago: One of the two Iron Age gateways through the ramparts of Hod Hill. The largest hillfort in Dorset. P … more →

Tags: archaeology, Discoveries, Dorset, Geophysics, hillfort, Hod Hill, Iron Age, Ballista, hill fort

Jordan by ruins3 comments

Myra Khan wrote 16 hours ago: Amman Driving from the airport, the first thing that strikes you is the poverty. This wasn’t a beaut … more →

Tags: Travel, Travel (2), Jordan, Amman, Petra, Jerash, ruins

Sunday Funday: Art History Lesson in 2 Minutes1 comment

CultureHe(ART)s wrote 16 hours ago: 2 Minutes can’t kill ya. It can’t hurt ya. It can just educate ya. Let’s keep the … more →

Tags: Luxury, museum, Ridiculousness, Sculpture, abstraction, Cubism, etruscan, Greek, Haring

Thought for the Day - May 19th

E wrote 16 hours ago: Qualia sunt, quae saepe cogitaveris, talis tibi erit mens tua; imbuitur enim cogitationibus animus. … more →

Tags: LC251 - Moral Education. Character building, Actions, character, character education, Habits, Marcus Aurelius Antonius, Moral Education, Quote, Rome

Patronul România TV, Sebastian Ghiţă, a prejudiciat statul român cu peste 2.000.000 lei, prin evaziune cu produse petroliere

Constanta WebSite wrote 16 hours ago: Patronul România TV, Sebastian Ghiţă, a prejudiciat statul român cu peste 20 de miliarde de lei … more →

Tags: Stiri, peste, Romania, statul, Prin, 2 000 000, Sebastian, Produse, prejudiciat

Giotto di Bondone. The Entry of Our Lord Christ into Jersualem. Cappella Scrovegni a Padova. Padova ITALY. 1305

01varvara wrote 1 day ago: The Entry of Our Lord Christ into Jerusalem Giotto di Bondone 1305 Cappella Scrovegni a Padova Padov … more →

Tags: 14th century, Christian, Fine Art, Italian, Medieval, Religious, Roman Catholic, Apostles, capella scrovegni

BREAD AND CIRCUSES....3 comments

Outlaw wrote 1 day ago: Rome in the first two centuries A.D. faced an ever-widening gulf between the rich and the poor. This … more →

Tags: History, Bread, circus, decline, Emperor, Employment, Entertainment, gladiators, revolution

A little aside on Roman roads1 comment

Amna & Yaver wrote 1 day ago: Part of the original Via Cassia One of the interesting aspects of the walk to Montefiascone was that … more →

Tags: Walking Tour, Via Francigena, Tuscany & Lazio, via cassia, Roman London

Brandon Valrico travertine paver pool deck tile installationion

Ceramictec Tampa Tile Contractor wrote 1 day ago: Looked at a travertine paver pool deck installation project in the Brandon / Valrico, Florida area. … more →

Tags: ceramictec, Florida, Brandon, Travertine, French, paVer, Pool Deck, Valrico

5-18-2013 | Dream Fragment | A Spartacus: War Of The Damned Inspired Dream

goodjohnjr wrote 1 day ago: Image Credit: Wikipedia I remember part of a dream from last night that was pretty long and it had s … more →

Tags: Dreams, dream, Spartacus, Business, Africa, New York City, Rome, Campus, spartacus war of the damned

THE ROMANS ARE COMING Monday 27th May

John Parkinson wrote 1 day ago: Join Kent Wildlife Trust on Bank Holiday Monday 27th May for BIGBURY REVEALED! (Bigbury Nature Reser … more →

Tags: Kent Wildlife Trust, bigbury camp, Blean, Britain, canterbury, Ecology, Education, Environment, Fauna

Honor The Blood For It's Redemption Power

blessedaaron08 wrote 1 day ago: While the eagle was a powerful symbol for ancient Rome, it started, quite literally, as straw. Origi … more →

Tags: Abraham Lincoln, america, changed lives, Christ, coin, Courage, Culture, eagle, Faith

Episode 4- Archaeology: A Secret History

A Series of Small Walls wrote 1 day ago: Archaeology: A Secret History has been showing on BBC Four for the last few weeks, and charts the de … more →

Tags: Episodes, archaeology, Archaeology A Secret History, BBC Four, Dr Miles, Herculaneum, Neanderthal

REFLECTIONS ON LUKE

millicentdanker wrote 1 day ago: In the Gospel of St Luke, Jesus is clearly described as a ‘healer’. The Road to Emmaus a … more →

Tags: apostle, Bible, blindness, Catholicism, Christianity, Demon, Disciples, Disease, healer

Eurydice

artemisprojects wrote 1 day ago: ‘Eurydice’ is a play written in 2003 by American playwright Sarah Ruhl. It explores the … more →

Tags: eurydice, Orpheus, Jean Anouilh, Virgil, Sarah-Ruhl, GEORGICS, Playwright


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