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1350 Ancient Sites on Google Earth
The Roman fort at Hardknott Some of you may remember that I’ve on several occasions blogged on the possibilities of Google Earth and its online spin-off, Google Maps. Over the past few days, I h… more →
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1350 Ancient Sites on Google Earth
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wrote 4 months ago: The Roman fort at Hardknott Some of you may remember that I’ve on several occasions blogged on … more →
Common Errors (23): Sicilian Expedition
wrote 6 months ago: Syracusan coin, showing a chariot with maritime symbols, commemorating Syracuse's victory over A … more →
1000 Ancient Sites on Google Maps
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wrote 8 months ago: Bu Njem As I have already written before, I have made a list of ancient sites that can be seen on Go … more →
Common Errors (1): Archimedes' Heat Ray
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wrote 8 months ago: It is one of the most impressive movie scenes I have ever seen: how Archimedes set Roman warships af … more →
850 Ancient Sites on Google Maps
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wrote 10 months ago: Göbekli Tepe Among the most popular posts on this little blog is a page that announces that I had up … more →
Motya and other Mediterranean towns
wrote 1 year ago: A Greek-Phoenician female mask; Museum Villa Whittaker. Motya is a Phoenician city, situated on a sm … more →
Diodorus Books 21‑22
wrote 1 year ago: Νὴ Δία, what donkey-work. Books 21 and 22 now up: fragments, some of them interesting. Book 21 has t … more →
Diodorus Siculus
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wrote 1 year ago: Welcome back, Jona; I hope the end of your trip went as well as the rest of it seems to have gone. I … more →
If You want to bike Italy then read this...
wrote 1 year ago: Taormina is a resort of international fame on the Ionian coast of Sicily. It’s much appreciate … more →
F. Marion Crawford, The Rulers of the South
wrote 1 year ago: The Rulers of the South by F. Marion Crawford, which is now online at LacusCurtius, was published fo … more →
