September 1, 2011
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From Dominican Today: A group of professionals from different walks of life and various countries have come together to support Dominican archaeologist Kathleen Martinez’s search for Cleopatra’s final resting place, convinced that the endeavor is a worthy cause for the people of the country, the region and the world. German Toro Ghio, a Chilean who’s…
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… I know no one was, but remember a while ago we had this post: Mysterious Roman Dodecahedra Well, some company is claiming to have solved the ‘mystery’: Soldotna-Based Firm Claims Solution to Roman Mystery … although one genuinely wonders how much knowledge of Roman history/technology they have; I’m sure their modern application is very…
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From the University of Glasgow: A major discovery by archaeologists working in Perthshire will cast new light on understanding of the earliest history of Scotland. A team from the Strathearn Environs and Royal Forteviot (SERF) project have uncovered near the village of Dunning an exquisitely preserved Iron Age broch filled with evidence of early contact…
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Via Twitter … I think Sarah Bond says it best: https://twitter.com/#!/SarahEBond/status/109215362905677824
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… I think (these are a few days old): Lead Codices: Sequence Lifted From John Hyrcanus I Prutah August 27, 2011 Steve Caruso explorator 4.19 August 28, 2011 david meadows Round-Up: August 28 August 28, 2011 laura-gibbs@ou.edu (Laura Gibbs) The role of the shoe in the Bible August 28, 2011 History of the Ancient World…
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