Elena Gorbaadded this to CinemaFilm (UK) No Joker: Why Joaquin Phoenix walked out of our interviewThe Telegraph - By Robbie CollinFrom petulant Roman emperors to musicians battling demons, he is an actor who immerses himself in roles while delighting in wrongfooting those he works with (including Telegraph journalists) – perfect
WIREDCapitalism Enter the Capitalocene: How Climate Change Will Ruin CapitalismWIRED - Condé Nast You and I have the unfortunate honor of facing down a crisis the likes of which our species has never before seen. Rapid climate change of our own …
Smithsonian Magazineadded this to SmartnewsImperialism Misidentified Roman ‘Pendants’ Were Actually Women’s Makeup Toolssmithsonianmag.com - Brigit Katz In the early 20th century, archaeologists working at Wroxeter in England unearthed three small, copper-alloy trinkets dating back to the Roman era. …
Jorge J Takahashiadded this to Cosas Por Si VienesSpain The 12 most beautiful places to visit in Spain this autumnthelocal.es - The Local This is Andalusia as you never pictured it, a Lord of The Rings-style landscape of oak forest and ancient walkways. Best of all, Aracena is just over …
Imperialism 100,000 visitors a year expected at proposed World Heritage Centre in Bath | Bath Echobathecho.co.uk - www.bathecho.co.uk Dilapidated Victorian buildings and underground spaces are to be given a new lease of life as a venue to celebrate’s Bath as a World Heritage …
Ken Bergadded this to For the Love of HistoryJordan Rome brought pomp and prosperity to this ancient outpost in JordanNational Geographic - Eva TobalinaA trading hub with a storied past, Jerash grew wealthy under Roman rule. The city's fantastic monuments still shine today as a beacon of its imperial past. The Old Testament of the Bible describes the
Smithsonian Magazineadded this to SmartnewsImperialism Upscale Butcher Shop Suggests Romans Were More Widespread in Britain Than Previously Thoughtsmithsonianmag.com - Jason Daley The remains of a high-end Roman butcher shop in south Devon indicates that the influence of the Roman Empire stretched even further into Great …
Michael Hinsleyadded this to Philosophy, Faith, And Reason.Opinion Why the liberal West is a Christian creationnewstatesman.com - John Gray Christianity is dismissed as a fairy tale but its assumptions underpin the modern secular world. In Pontius Pilate (1961), a Borges-like fiction by the …
gedankeadded this to History Imperialism Millennia-old pendants revealed to be Roman makeup applicatorsThe Guardian - Mark BrownObjects found in Wroxeter provide rare glimpse into lives of women in Roman Britain For a century they were considered pretty 2,000-year-old pendants with no use other than for decoration. But English
Gwynwasadded this to Forgotten TimesImperialism The History Blog » Blog Archive » Roman “pendants” turn out to be makeup toolsthehistoryblog.com Three artifacts for years classified as lunate (crescent moon-shaped) pendants have now been identified as Roman makeup tools. The copper alloy …
The TelegraphImperialism Here's another thing the Romans did for us; women's make upThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerAt first glance they may not seem that significant, but these small objects can now be added to the long list of answers to the question ‘what have the Romans ever done for us?’ Researchers have established
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsUK News Wednesday afternoon news briefing: Boris Johnson would trounce Jeremy Corbyn in general election, poll showsThe Telegraph - By Chris PriceIf you want to receive twice-daily briefings like this by email, sign up to the Front Page newsletter here and try our Audio Briefings on WhatsApp. Good news has been in short supply of late for the Prime
Wanderlust Travel Magazineadded this to Travel InspirationMontenegro The Most Beautiful Places in Montenegrowanderlust.co.uk - Insider Secrets Award-winning classical guitarist, Miloš Karadaglic, reveals the most beautiful, relaxing and inspirational places in his homeland, Montenegro... The …
Exorcism 7.5: Exorcism from Occult Confessionsstitcher.com - www.stitcher.com If the demon is the disease then exorcism is the cure. The rite was most popular in the Roman Empire and again during the rise of Protestantism and …
Trusted Reviewsadded this to Latest Tech NewsBritish Museum You can now visit the British Museum in VR: Here’s howtrustedreviews.com - George Storr Samsung has teamed up with the British museum to offer VR visits to schools who are unable to enjoy a physical visit. Samsung’s Virtual Visits …
Mikayla Smeyadded this to American StudiesImperialism Wroxeter 'pendants' turn out to be Roman make-up toolsBBC NewsRoman artefacts which experts believed for decades were pendants have been re-identified as make-up tools. They were mistaken for "lunate pendants" when they were last examined in the 1970s because of
FanSidedadded this to ENTERTAINMENTWar Doctor Who: A double bill of audio adventures has been released!doctorwhowatch.com - James Aggas Earlier today, Big Finish released not one but two brand new Doctor Who audios, featuring the Fifth and Sixth Doctors, as well as Harry Houdini and …
DMcG9added this to Archaeology & HistoryArchaeology Fishy fragment from Chedworth Roman Villaarchaeology.co.uk - CA An artefact excavated from the National Trust’s Chedworth Roman Villa in Gloucestershire has been identified as part of a rare fish-shaped glass …
Daily Mailadded this to Top StoriesCoin Collecting Incredibly preserved Roman coin emblazoned with the image of Constantine I sells for £20,000dailymail.co.uk - By Joe Pinkstone For Mailonline An extremely rare Roman gold coin that was discovered by a metal detectorist on a Somerset farm has sold at auction for almost £20,000. The 4th …
Midlands Live updates for the West Midlandsbbc.co.uk - www.bbc.co.ukEngland prospect Dominic Sibley will be looking to add more runs to the century he's scored for Warwickshire in their match with Nottinghamshire. He'll resume on 115 with Sam Hain also not out on 67 as
Real Estate It's a State of the Real Estate Market Kind of Day!iheart.com - Mandy JUST HOW IS THE REAL ESTATE MARKET DOING THESE DAYS? It's pretty clear I'm obsessed with real estate. No, I don't own much, but I love knowing what …
Daily Mailadded this to Science + TechIcon version of the Flipboard logoUnited Kingdom Ancient Roman objects found to be cosmetic pendantsdailymail.co.uk - By Joe Pinkstone For Mailonline Roman 'pendants' excavated in Shropshire have been revealed to actually be ancient eye make-up and jewellery, English Heritage has said. The copper …
Shawn Streifadded this to Archeology Stonehenge 14 Lesser-Known Ancient Sites Worth Building a Trip AroundAtlas Obscura - Eric Grundhauser The ruins of an ancient city, temple, or necropolis are often the centerpieces of an adventurous trip: Stonehenge, Chichen Itza, the Great Pyramids. …
ayewanderadded this to La Dolce VitaRome 7 Tours You Must Do In Rometravelwith2ofus.com The saying Rome wasn't built in a day is indeed true in more ways than one. The architectural designs, technology, culture and history are some of …
jhaadded this to Image And ArtArt Restorers discover shield fragment is 1,700 years old, making it the oldest German panel paintingtheartnewspaper.com - Catherine Hickley Restorers at the Landesmuseum in the city of Halle have determined that a fragment of a painted wooden shield excavated from a princely tomb near …
Board Games Best 3 Games with…Rome!theplayersaid.com Rome! Arguably the greatest civilization of the ancient world, or at least one of the most successful. I have read lots of histories on the subject …
The Guardianadded this to UK NewsUK News New finds beef up case for redrawing map of Roman empireThe Guardian - Steven MorrisThe remains of a high-quality Romano-British butcher’s business and centre for crafts have been unearthed by archaeologists in Devon. Experts believe the fourth-century abattoir was set up to prepare best
The Jakarta Postadded this to All news from The Jakarta PostModena Famed ancient skeletons buried hand-in-hand revealed to be two menthejakartapost.com - Hugo Greenhalgh A pair of ancient skeletons known as the "Lovers of Modena" after being found in Italy buried hand-in-hand were actually two men, Italian scientists …
Daily Mail added this to Top StoriesImperialism Ancient Roman butchers discovered in Devondailymail.co.uk - By Joe Pinkstone For Mailonline An ancient Roman butchers that slaughtered, prepared and sold prime cuts of beef in Devon 1,700 years ago has been unearthed. The small business was …
SerenBlodwenadded this to How Well Do We Know The Places We Travel To ?Imperialism City of Bathunesco.org - UNESCO World Heritage Centre The city of Bath in South West England was founded in the 1st century AD by the Romans who used the natural hot springs as a thermal spa. It became …
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