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Model of the Ark of the Covenant — 16 Jun 2017

Ark of the Covenant: Destruction, War & Plague – Part II

By Cam Rea

Mythology & Mystery

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One of history’s most intriguing ancient mysteries remains the elusive and legendary Ark of the Covenant, also known as the Ark of the Testimony. According to Biblical sources, it was constructed after Moses had freed the Israelites from Egypt in...
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Model of the Ark of the Covenant — 16 Jun 2017

Ark of the Covenant: Destruction, War & Plague – Part II

By Cam Rea

Mythology & Mystery

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One of history’s most intriguing ancient mysteries remains the elusive and legendary Ark of the Covenant, also known as the Ark of the Testimony. According to Biblical sources, it was constructed after Moses had freed the Israelites from Egypt in...
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Assyrian relief of a horseman from Nimrud, now in the British Museum. — 06 Apr 2016

A Tale of Pestilence: Did Egypt Wield a Secret Weapon against the Assyrians?

By Cam Rea

Archaeology & Science

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In 700 BCE, The Assyrian army commanded by King Sennacherib invaded Egypt. Before the Assyrians pushed any further into Egypt, the Assyrian army made camp at Pelusium, which is located on the salt flats and flax fields of northeastern Egypt. It...
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Assyrian relief of a horseman from Nimrud, now in the British Museum. — 06 Apr 2016

A Tale of Pestilence: Did Egypt Wield a Secret Weapon against the Assyrians?

By Cam Rea

Archaeology & Science

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In 700 BCE, The Assyrian army commanded by King Sennacherib invaded Egypt. Before the Assyrians pushed any further into Egypt, the Assyrian army made camp at Pelusium, which is located on the salt flats and flax fields of northeastern Egypt. It...
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Deriv; William, Dance of Death, alabaster tomb, Italia in Miniatura — 06 Mar 2016

William of Newburgh: Medieval Vampire Hunter?

By Charles Christian

Mythology & Mystery

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“It would not be easy to believe that the corpses of the dead should sally from their graves, and should wander about to the terror or destruction of the living, did not frequent examples, occurring in our own times, suffice to establish this as...
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Deriv; William, Dance of Death, alabaster tomb, Italia in Miniatura — 06 Mar 2016

William of Newburgh: Medieval Vampire Hunter?

By Charles Christian

Mythology & Mystery

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“It would not be easy to believe that the corpses of the dead should sally from their graves, and should wander about to the terror or destruction of the living, did not frequent examples, occurring in our own times, suffice to establish this as...
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