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Glastonbury Abbey, legend or King Arthur (BMDstudio / Adobe Stock) — 10 Jun 2019

Psychic Archaeology Uncovers Lost Structures at Glastonbury

By Roberto Volterri

Archaeology & Science

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‘The Company of Avalon’ was a group of monks who allegedly directed excavations at Glastonbury Abbey from behind the scenes, so far behind the scenes in fact from the ‘other side’. In the early 1900’s an unconventional architect,...
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Glastonbury Abbey, legend or King Arthur (BMDstudio / Adobe Stock) — 10 Jun 2019

Psychic Archaeology Uncovers Lost Structures at Glastonbury

By Roberto Volterri

Archaeology & Science

0

‘The Company of Avalon’ was a group of monks who allegedly directed excavations at Glastonbury Abbey from behind the scenes, so far behind the scenes in fact from the ‘other side’. In the early 1900’s an unconventional architect,...
Read More

Pope Formoso and Stephen VI by Jean-Paul Laurens (1870) (Public Domain) — 03 Jun 2019

Synodus Horrenda: The Macabre Trial of the Corpse of Pope Formoso

By Roberto Volterri

History & Tradition

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In AD 897 the holy space of the Basilica of St John of Lateran, Rome, was violated by a truly sinister event inside the dark walls of the house of God. In the august presence of the Emperor Lamberto of Spoleto, Pope Stephen VI and the judicial...
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Pope Formoso and Stephen VI by Jean-Paul Laurens (1870) (Public Domain) — 03 Jun 2019

Synodus Horrenda: The Macabre Trial of the Corpse of Pope Formoso

By Roberto Volterri

History & Tradition

0

In AD 897 the holy space of the Basilica of St John of Lateran, Rome, was violated by a truly sinister event inside the dark walls of the house of God. In the august presence of the Emperor Lamberto of Spoleto, Pope Stephen VI and the judicial...
Read More

Cicero proudly shows his discovery of the 'Tomb of Archimedes' by Martin Knoller (1775) (Public Domain) — 20 May 2019

The Tomb of Archimedes, Genius of Syracuse, Concealed by a Naiad

By Roberto Volterri

History & Tradition

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First century AD Roman statesman and orator, Cicero’s claim that he had found Archimedes’ tomb may be refuted. In Greek mythology Ciane is a freshwater nymph, who tried to save Persephone from being abducted by Hades, god of the underworld....
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Cicero proudly shows his discovery of the 'Tomb of Archimedes' by Martin Knoller (1775) (Public Domain) — 20 May 2019

The Tomb of Archimedes, Genius of Syracuse, Concealed by a Naiad

By Roberto Volterri

History & Tradition

0

First century AD Roman statesman and orator, Cicero’s claim that he had found Archimedes’ tomb may be refuted. In Greek mythology Ciane is a freshwater nymph, who tried to save Persephone from being abducted by Hades, god of the underworld....
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Panoramic view from the summit of the Pyramid of the Moon, with the Pyramid of the Sun on the far left (Rene Trohs / CC BY-SA 4.0) — 17 May 2019

Orion: Archaeoastronomy Inspiration for the Pyramids of Giza and the Pyramids of Teotihuacan

By Roberto Volterri

Archaeology & Science

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As ancient Egyptian architects gazed up at the night sky and built the three pyramids of Giza based on the celestial plan of the Constellation of Orion, so millennia apart and at the other side of the world, in Mexico at Teotihuacan, architects...
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Panoramic view from the summit of the Pyramid of the Moon, with the Pyramid of the Sun on the far left (Rene Trohs / CC BY-SA 4.0) — 17 May 2019

Orion: Archaeoastronomy Inspiration for the Pyramids of Giza and the Pyramids of Teotihuacan

By Roberto Volterri

Archaeology & Science

2

As ancient Egyptian architects gazed up at the night sky and built the three pyramids of Giza based on the celestial plan of the Constellation of Orion, so millennia apart and at the other side of the world, in Mexico at Teotihuacan, architects...
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Sack of Rome by Alaric - sacred vessels are brought to a church for safety in Augustine, La Cité de Dieu (circa 1475) (Public Domain) — 29 Apr 2019

The Enigma of the Tomb of Alaric, King of the Visigoths

By Roberto Volterri

Archaeology & Science

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Legends tell that Alaric, King of the Visigoths, who sacked Rome in the fifth century AD, was buried along with his horse and a vast amount of treasure, in the bed of the Busento River in the Cosenza province of southern Italy. But have the...
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Sack of Rome by Alaric - sacred vessels are brought to a church for safety in Augustine, La Cité de Dieu (circa 1475) (Public Domain) — 29 Apr 2019

The Enigma of the Tomb of Alaric, King of the Visigoths

By Roberto Volterri

Archaeology & Science

1

Legends tell that Alaric, King of the Visigoths, who sacked Rome in the fifth century AD, was buried along with his horse and a vast amount of treasure, in the bed of the Busento River in the Cosenza province of southern Italy. But have the...
Read More

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