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Pilgrim Gouges: Vandalism in Antiquity, Now Archaeological Curiosity

September 22, 2019 Carl Feagans 2

This is a slightly edited version of an article I wrote on this blog back in 2010. When does vandalism become an archaeological feature? When it’s done in antiquity, of course.

The Temple of Karnak and Possibly its Worse Tour Guide

April 20, 2017 Carl Feagans 2

I found myself somewhat amused by Brien Foerster’s video that highlights a few moments of a tour he guided in Luxor, Egypt at the Temple […]

When does vandalism become an archaeological feature?

November 23, 2010 Carl Feagans 2

When it’s done in antiquity, of course. Below are some photos of a particular kind of vandalism commonly referred to as “pilgrim gouges.” I’ve noticed […]

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