27 Mar 2023 Fountains Abbey: Ruins And Reminiscences Of Monastic Life In England By Rebecca Batley Archaeology & Science 0 The imposing ruins of Fountains Abbey dominate the rural landscape around the village of Aldfield, three miles (4.8 kilometers) west of the town of Ripon in North Yorkshire, England. The largest remains of a monastery still standing in the country,... Read More
24 Mar 2023 Greece’s Rhamnous Coastal Port: Supreme Court Of Nemesis And Themis By micki pistorius Archaeology & Science 0 Rhamnous on the east coast of Attica, overlooking the island of Euboea, was a deme of strategic importance to Athens during the sixth and fifth centuries BC, because it guarded the Euripus Strait, providing safe passage for mercantile and war... Read More
22 Mar 2023 Psychedelic-Induced Mystical Experiences Throughout History By Ken Jeremiah Archaeology & Science 0 Since time immemorial, psychedelic mind-altering experiences have been common among humankind’s shamanic journeys. All is one. That is one of the feelings contemporary users of mind-altering plants describe. Actor Nick Kroll reported that it... Read More
17 Mar 2023 Greece’s East Attica In Antiquity: Playground Of Gods, Heroes And Heroines By micki pistorius Archaeology & Science 0 The seductive scenery along the east coast of Attica in Greece overlooking the Aegean Sea, easily lures one back to an era when mythical gods and goddesses still claimed the land and implored their heroes to build temples for them and their... Read More
15 Mar 2023 Revealing The Identity Of The King Of Old, Lord Of The Rephaim By Willem McLoud Archaeology & Science 0 ‘Lord of the Rephaim’ and ‘King of Old’ alludes to the identity of the King of the Rephaim, enigmatic beings that to this day are not fully understood. In the biblical tradition they are equated with the notorious Nephilim. Could one... Read More