30 Mar 2022 The Great British Archaeoastronomical Megalithic Structure Myth By ashley cowie Archaeology & Science 0 In 1637 AD, John Greaves, the English mathematician, astronomer, antiquarian and professor of geometry at Gresham College in London, England, measured and studied famous ancient monuments in Italy and Egypt including the Great Pyramid. This... Read More
21 Mar 2022 From King Tut To The Jewish Tallit By Jonathon Perrin Archaeology & Science 0 There is perhaps no greater symbol of Judaism than the white prayer shawl, the tallit. Likewise, there is probably no greater symbol of ancient Egypt’s majesty than the golden funerary mask of the boy king Tutankhamun, found in his sealed... Read More
11 Mar 2022 Egyptian Head Cones: Mini Pyramids and Status Symbols By Jonathon Perrin Archaeology & Science 0 One of ancient Egypt’s most-enduring embalming enigmas has to be its cryptic head cones. These unusual objects can be seen in tomb paintings perched atop the heads of both mummies and living people. They resemble white domes or cones, and are... Read More
09 Mar 2022 Are The Gōbekli Tepe Enclosures Giant Lunisolar Calendars? By Martin Sweatman Archaeology & Science 3 Situated in southern Turkey near the upper Euphrates, Gōbekli Tepe has become famous for its surprisingly advanced megalithic architecture and symbolism, seemingly too early for the hunter-gather culture that built it. Enclosure D at Gōbekli... Read More
07 Mar 2022 Kai-Awase: Elegant Shell Matching Pastime Of The Nobility During Heian Japan By MartiniF Archaeology & Science 0 Coming in an infinite number of shapes and colors, seashells have been used as a medium of exchange for centuries in a variety of locations, such as many Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean islands, as well as North America, Africa and the Caribbean.... Read More