Passionfish12Jerusalem Ancient Church Dedicated to Mysterious Martyr Found Near Jerusalemhaaretz.com - Ariel David Israeli archaeologists have uncovered a Byzantine basilica built under the Emperor Justinian and decorated with stunning mosaics and glass windows, …
Passionfish12 Mystery martyr's church unearthed in the Holy LandReuters - Ronen ZvulunTwo Israel Antiquities Authority workers clean a mosaic floor in the remains of a 1500-year-old church which archeologists say was built in honour of a 'glorious martyr', whose identity is unknown, in
Passionfish12 Skeletons Discovered in the Tower of London for First Time in 50 YearsLive Science - Brandon Specktor The Tower of London is perhaps best known as a dungeon and burial ground where Anne Boleyn, Thomas More and various other friends and exes of Henry …
Passionfish12Afterlife Afterlife | OZYOZY - Erik Nelson In one of the biggest such discoveries since the 19th century, Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities announced Saturday that archaeologists had uncovered …
Passionfish12World War II Wreckage discovered of Japanese ships from WWII battle of Midway – videoThe Guardian Marine archaeologists discuss what they believe to be the wreck of the Akagi Japanese aircraft carrier, which was sunk during the second world war battle of Midway
Passionfish12 Bronze Age Warrior’s Kit Discovered in Germany - Archaeology Magazinearchaeology.org - Jessica E. Saraceni GÖTTINGEN, GERMANY—Science Magazine reports that 31 objects thought to have belonged to one warrior have been found in a cache in northeastern …
Passionfish12Archaeology Ancient City Identified as Early Khmer Capital - Archaeology Magazinearchaeology.org - Ben Leonard SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA—Archaeologists have definitively identified the ruins of an ancient city in the mountains of northwestern Cambodia as …
Passionfish12Icon version of the Flipboard logoDNA Large Sections of Archaic DNA Identified in Modern Melanesians - Archaeology Magazinearchaeology.org - Jessica E. Saraceni SEATTLE, WASHINGTON—Evan Eichler of the University of Washington and his colleagues have identified two large pieces of ancient hominin DNA in people …
Passionfish12Archaeology Dem bones, dem bones, dem dry bonesgranta.com - Edoardo Albert That’s the problem with the bones archaeologists excavate: they are dry as the grave. Silent. Dead. And even with all the panoply of modern …
Passionfish12Louvre Abu Dhabi World's oldest pearl discovered near Abu DhabiBBC NewsThe world's oldest natural pearl has been discovered on an island off Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. The 8,000-year-old pearl was found during excavations at Marawah Island which revealed
Passionfish12 30 ancient coffins with mummies inside discovered in EgyptAOL - Courtney OberliesThirty ancient coffins with mummies inside were discovered in Egypt by officials last week. The coffins were found near the city of Luxor inside the Asasif Necropolis, which is located along the west of
Passionfish12Cambodia Discovery of a “lost city” could help researchers understand an ancient empire in CambodiaTravel + Leisure - Cailey RizzoArchaeologists have uncovered an ancient “lost city" that was once a capital of the Khmer Empire in Cambodia. Mahendraparvata, or the Mountain of Indra, King of the Gods, was an early site of the ancient
Passionfish12 Archaeometallurgical investigation of ancient artefacts’ degradanature.com - Deepak Dwivedi, Jitendra P. Mata Dwivedi, D., Lepkova, K. & Becker, T. Carbon steel corrosion: a review of key surface properties and characterization methods. RSC Adv. 7, 4580–4610 …
Passionfish12 Bead or whorl | Iran | Iron Age III | The Metmetmuseum.org 1970, excavated as part of the Hasanlu Project sponsored by the University Museum of the University of Pennsylvania, the Archaeological Service of …
Passionfish12Archaeology Monumental Jerusalem Street Was Built by Pontius Pilate, Israeli Archaeologists Sayhaaretz.com - Ariel David Israeli archaeologists have concluded that a stepped-stone street once used by Jewish pilgrims to reach the Temple in Jerusalem was built by Pontius …
Passionfish12Museum of London Archaeologists unearth Bronze Age treasures in east Londonmetro.co.uk - Jeff Parsons Weapons, tools and other lost artifacts dating back to the Bronze Age have been discovered by archaeologists in east London. Over 450 objects were …
Passionfish12Bronze Age Huge Bronze Age treasure hoard dating back 3,000 years may have been offering to the godsdailymail.co.uk - By Connor Boyd For Mailonline Hundreds of Bronze Age weapons discovered on a building site by the banks of the Thames may have been an offering to the gods, experts say. The …
Passionfish12Archaeology Heicheng RuinsAtlas Obscura Sited in an Inner Mongolian desert are the remnants of an important trade stop along the Silk Road. Some 20 arid miles away from the town of …
Passionfish12Loneliness The Lonely CastleAtlas Obscura The remote tomb known as Qasr al-Farid is carved right into a giant Saudi Arabian boulder. Among the dozens of ruins located in the archeological …
Passionfish12Black Sea The sea of 60 ghostly wrecked shipsBBC Travel - By Matthew PonsfordDeep beneath the Black Sea, off the coast of Bulgaria, ancient Greek ships are revealing answers to the mystery of the Noah’s Ark flood. The old town of Nessebar is near-enough an island: a half mile weathered
Passionfish12Travel To take photos at this famous Czech site, you’ll need to request permission days in advanceLonely Planet - Sasha BradyVisitors behaving inappropriately have forced Czech Republic's famous Sedlec Ossuary or ''Bone Church' to clamp down on photography from next year. Sedlec Ossuary, located in the medieval city of Kutná
Passionfish12Ancient History Step into history at these stunning archaeological sitesNational Geographic - Katie KnorovskyA Nat Geo “space archaeologist” shares amazing sites to see in India, Alabama, Italy, and Egypt. Sarah Parcak takes archaeology out of this world—to some 400 miles above Earth. The National Geographic
Passionfish12Science 50,000-year-old, tar-smeared tool shows Neanderthal smartssciencemag.org - Andrew Curry Old-school scholars considered Neanderthals brutish and simple, but recent research shows they made jewelry, had a precision grip, and may have even …
Passionfish12Jerusalem Road built by biblical villain uncovered in JerusalemNational Geographic - Andrew LawlerA long-buried street that led pilgrims to the Jewish Temple 2,000 years ago was commissioned by Roman governor Pontius Pilate. Pontius Pilate is a man many Jews and Christians love to hate. For Christians,
Passionfish12Genetics DNA Research Holds the Keys to Human History – but It's Being Weaponized by Politicianshaaretz.com - Nir Hasson Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Twitter account blew up in July in the wake of an extraordinary tweet: “A new study of DNA recovered from an …
Passionfish12Ancient History Cauldron Stand from Cyprusancient.eu - Osama Shukir Muhammed Amin Associate Professor of Neurology and lover of the Cradle of Civilization, Mesopotamia. I'm very interested in Mesopotamian history and always try to …
Passionfish12Icon version of the Flipboard logo Ancient City Identified as Early Khmer Capitalarchaeology.org SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA—Archaeologists have definitively identified the ruins of an ancient city in the mountains of northwestern Cambodia as …
Passionfish12 Artifacts Retrieved from Wreck of Lord Elgin’s Shiparchaeology.org ATHENS, GREECE—Artnet News reports that marine archaeologists have recovered a range of items from the wreck of Mentor, off the coast of the Greek …
Passionfish12 Face of a Medieval man found in Aberdeen reconstructedBBC NewsThe face of a Medieval man whose remains were found in Aberdeen has been reconstructed. The man - known as skeleton 125 - was one of 60 full skeletons and more than 4,000 human bone fragments found after
