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6 days ago by Bill

Neck Down Boy As Andy Murray is now Scottish (if he'd won he would be British) I thought I'd post a couple of pictures of him. Merlin's Colin Morgan out acted the rest of the cast (OK not that hard) but Colin might need a bit of hair styling (head not chest which is nice). Aussie actors Lincoln Lewi ...

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8 days ago by Jason

Very interesting to say the least. This is a huge find for world history in general and the Christian faith in particular. It all started for Paul and the early religion of Christianity on the road to Damascus. He went on to write 13 books in the New Testament and traveled the Roman empire to [...]

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9 days ago by Bertil Häggman

In 2009 the excavations of Baturyn will continue that started in 1995. Several universities are involved in these digs. The former capital of the Hetmanate is in Cernihiv province situated on the high southern bank of the lower Sejm River. The castle (Lytovskyj zamok) occupied an area of around 1,3 ...

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10 days ago by Home Decor

The word gazebo has always conjured up an image of a circular garden pavilion in my mind. At the moment they are experiencing a popularity resurgence as people crave the illusion of peace that they bring. They didn’t originally start out as garden structures, but were built as towers or lanterns on ...

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10 days ago

Associated Press - June 29, 2009 5:35 AM ET MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) - Proposed changes to Vermont’s rules regarding development and historical sites are causing confusion among archaeologists and… Original post by Yahoo! News Search Results for burlington vt

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14 days ago by fonbeads

From a distance, this cave may not look particularly special. But on closer inspection, what looks like a pile of rubble reveals facts about a time we know very little about. Buried 10 meters beneath the desert, near the ancient West Bank city of Jericho, the cave was discovered by a team of Israeli ...

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14 days ago by Pribek

Archaeologists in Germany have found a 35,000-year-old flute. From the NY Times… Archaeologists Wednesday reported the discovery last fall of a bone flute and two fragments of ivory flutes that they said represented the earliest known flowering of music-making in Stone Age culture. They said the bon ...

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15 days ago by Danger

NICOSIA, Cyprus — Archaeologists have discovered a water well in Cyprus that was built as long as 10,500 years ago, and the skeleton of a young woman at the bottom of it, an official said Wednesday. Pavlos Flourentzos, the nation’s top antiquities official, said the 16-foot (5-meter) deep cylindrica ...

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15 days ago by Marylee

2000 year old Roman Glass jewelry The breathtaking shards of glass Angie Olami uses in her jewelry date from 100 BCE to 300 CE. They were unearthed in Israel by archaeologists sifting through the fallen pillars and once magnificent cities of the Roman Empire. And how do the colors form? The layers o ...

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17 days ago by Author

One doesn’t usually associate beautiful jewelry with the time of the Spanish Inquisition. But in the Smithsonian Institution’s collection of jewelry, there is an exquisite necklace holder stand of diamonds and emeralds. It is an incredible double row of diamonds and emeralds ending in a chandelier o ...

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