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Samson and Delilah by Jose Etxenagusia (1887) — 14 Nov 2018

The Last Lions of Asia Almost Lost to Mankind

By Willem Daffue

History & Tradition

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According to legend, about 3160 years ago, in the Levant, there was an enormously strong man, who tore the jaws of an adult male lion with his bare hands. Samson’ name was derived from the word semes which means ‘sun’. He lived near the...
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Samson and Delilah by Jose Etxenagusia (1887) — 14 Nov 2018

The Last Lions of Asia Almost Lost to Mankind

By Willem Daffue

History & Tradition

0

According to legend, about 3160 years ago, in the Levant, there was an enormously strong man, who tore the jaws of an adult male lion with his bare hands. Samson’ name was derived from the word semes which means ‘sun’. He lived near the...
Read More

Hunting the Lions: The Last King of Assyria, and the Death of the Empire – Part II — 14 Dec 2016

Hunting the Lions: The Last King of Assyria, and the Death of the Empire – Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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[Read Part I] The Assyrian empire, with the death of King Ashurbanipal, was collapsing under the weight of politics and war. Kingdoms and leaders previously held in Assyria’s great grasp fell upon the vulnerable empire, retaking land and gaining...
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Hunting the Lions: The Last King of Assyria, and the Death of the Empire – Part II — 14 Dec 2016

Hunting the Lions: The Last King of Assyria, and the Death of the Empire – Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

0

[Read Part I] The Assyrian empire, with the death of King Ashurbanipal, was collapsing under the weight of politics and war. Kingdoms and leaders previously held in Assyria’s great grasp fell upon the vulnerable empire, retaking land and gaining...
Read More

Deriv; Famous relief from the Old Babylonian period called the — 12 May 2016

Intellectual, Code Breaker, Blasphemer: George Smith and the Ancient Chaldean Account of Genesis

By tedloukes

Archaeology & Science

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George Smith was born in 1840 in London to poor parents, and consequently left school at the tender age of fifteen to take up an apprenticeship with Messrs Bradburry and Evans, a firm of engravers situated not far from the British Museum. Young...
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Deriv; Famous relief from the Old Babylonian period called the — 12 May 2016

Intellectual, Code Breaker, Blasphemer: George Smith and the Ancient Chaldean Account of Genesis

By tedloukes

Archaeology & Science

0

George Smith was born in 1840 in London to poor parents, and consequently left school at the tender age of fifteen to take up an apprenticeship with Messrs Bradburry and Evans, a firm of engravers situated not far from the British Museum. Young...
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