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
04 Mar 2022 Defensive Fortress Zarw, Along The Way Of Horus In Ancient Egypt By tedloukes Archaeology & Science 0 The rich fertile lands of Egypt’s Nile Delta must have been looked on with avaricious eyes from their next-door neighbors to the east. All that lush greenery lay in stark contrast to the deserts of the Sinai and beyond. The Northern Sinai... Read More
16 Feb 2022 Were All The Nephilim Giants Or Men Of Renown? By Willem McLoud Archaeology & Science 4 It is often assumed that the biblical ‘Nephilim’ were all Giants. The Nephilim, however, entail much more and can be traced back to a much richer tradition found in ancient Mesopotamia about the Scions of the Gods, with the Giants only having... Read More
28 Jan 2022 Roman London’s Port Became Redundant In The Third Century AD By Dr Dominic Perring Archaeology & Science 0 A series of changes that contributed to the redundancy of London’s port took place during the period of wider disruptions known as the ‘Third-Century Crisis’ - a time of political instability, plague, barbarian invasion, and economic... Read More
24 Jan 2022 Kerameikos, Restoring Athens’ Necropolis To Life By micki pistorius Archaeology & Science 0 From the ruins and rubble rises the narrative of the history of Kerameikos, restoring life to the Athenian necropolis. The obituaries on the gravestones and stelae and the sculptures on the marble sarcophagi monuments and naϊskos reflect people... Read More