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Month: May 2007

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The Emergence of the Israelites: an Archaeological Perspective

May 31, 2007 Carl Feagans 2

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 […]

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Playing God? Life Created in the Laboratory

May 30, 2007 admin 1

Newsweek’s Cover story is about abiogenesis and synthesis of self-replicating organisms. I just finished reading this article online [NewsWeek at MSNBC.Com] and noticed that PZ […]

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Is Sailing a Raft of Reeds Across the Atlantic Experimental Archaeology?

May 29, 2007 Carl Feagans 1

Not a chance. It’s more like pseudo-experimental, pseudo-archaeology. But, either way, a German man plans to sail his Bolivian made raft across the Atlantic as […]

The Gilgamesh Epic and its Relationship to Other Mesopotamian Myths – part 2 –

May 27, 2007 Carl Feagans 0

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. […]

The Gilgamesh Epic and its Relationship to other Mesopotamian Myths

May 24, 2007 Carl Feagans 0

The Epic of Gilgamesh is a story of heroism and adventure that still has an appeal to the reader today, suggesting that the human need […]

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New Egyptian Tomb Find May Be Best Preserved

May 22, 2007 Carl Feagans 0

Belgian archaeologists of the Leuven Catholic University discovered a tomb of Henu, a high-ranking estate manager and Egyptian courtier. The tomb dates to about 4,000 […]

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Loch Ness to become World Heritage Site

May 20, 2007 admin 0

Nessie Fans take notice! The Loch Ness, about 37 km from Inverness, Scotland may be destined to become a World Heritage Site. the UK’s largest […]

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Hot Cup of Joe’s "Hot Cup"

May 20, 2007 admin 2

ScienceBlogger Dave at The World’s Fair is asking SciBloggers about their mugs. I might not be his “SciBling” but with a blog title like mine, […]

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Colony Collapse Disorder… is it the bee rapture?

May 20, 2007 Carl Feagans 1

Probably not. But honeybees everywhere are disappearing. They aren’t dying in their hives. They’re leaving and not returning, absconding the hive only to leave it […]

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