The Italian Antiquities Trial – a Brief Review
During the summer of 2005, a trial began in Italy with the goal of deciding the guilt or innocence of Marion True along with Robert […]
During the summer of 2005, a trial began in Italy with the goal of deciding the guilt or innocence of Marion True along with Robert […]
Today be talk like a pirate day! Arrr!
That’s right: IKEA is branching out to south China and ancient tombs that date as far back as 1800 years are bulldozed for modern home […]
This is the third in a three part series on the subject of Dilmun and Punt: Two Mythical Origins for Two Early Civilizations. In this […]
In my last part, I discussed the mentions of Dilmun and Punt in Mesopotamian and Egyptian texts and examined their mythical contexts. In this part, […]
Archaeology is about examining the material remains of the human past, often in hopes of learning something of the origins of civilizations in antiquity: where […]
Here’s what’s new in archaeology for the previous week (below the fold):2,100 year old melon… with flesh still on the rind! In Japan, archaeologists recovered […]
In Part I of this two part series, I discussed a few of the hypotheses that exist to explain the emergence of the Israelites in […]
In a previous post, I discussed the Exodus myth and the archaeological evidences (and lack thereof) associated with the period. I recall a comment on […]
In my last post, I discussed both the Old Babylonian and the Akkadian versions of the Gilgamesh Epic and some of their similarities and differences. […]
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