Archaeologists found a miniature Roman Coliseum, as well as an amphitheatre and warehouse at an ancient Mediterranean port. "Portus" was imperial Rome's main port, as the name may suggest, so the archeology team is thinking this to be the beginning of an even bigger find....
Podcast can be heard at israelseen.com Sifting the discarded rubble from beneath the Temple Mount Yoram and tour guide Schmuel Browns take a tour of the area. Photo of the bulla by Zachi Zweig...
An archeological dig at the City of David compound in the Palestinian neighbourhood of Silwan in east Jerusalem has unearthed a rare find, an 1,800 year old marble figurine believed to have been from the Roman...
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Two 4,300 year old tombs were unearthed recently in Saqqura, the ancient burial ground close to Egypt. The stone tombs held two high officials, one for a man who likely regulated the quarries, and the other...
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An ancient city has recently been unearthed in northwest of Peru, close to the city of Chiclayo. The site offers evidence of human sacrifices by throwing human bodies over a cliff. The city is attributed to the...
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OPINION I'd have thought it would have been common sense that they'd wear some kind of footwear. If they were chopping brambles and nettles down, to make way for homes and land, it probably would have been one of the first things they did. I...
Stonehenge stood as giant tombstones to the dead for centuries—perhaps marking the cemetery of a ruling prehistoric dynasty—new radiocarbon dating suggests (2). The site appears to have been intended as a...
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Results from the first excavation at Stonehenge in 44 years has turned-up very little to justify Professors Darvill and Wainwright theory that the site was an ancient hospital (1). Their view, which contrasts with...
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The name Canaanites denotes the inhabitants of the land of Canaan who inhabited the land prior to the Israelite settlement, and remained among the Israelites throughout the First Temple Period. The Bible stresses...
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Modern archeological technology has joined forces with military science to shed new light on the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
No U.S. cavalrymen survived at Custer's Last Battle in southern Montana on June 25,...
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Why was Astrology begun? Was it a preservation of what has been revealed by God to us through the Heavens??New archelogical discoveries in Iraq have shed much light on this most ancient of sciencesFor the...
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"Magick predates all relgion as this new discovery confirms. Ritual is NOT religion, it is human conciousness making itself known to itself and the other. A message and a rememberance. World's Oldest Ritual Discovered -- Worshipped The Python 70,000 Years Ago"
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The remains of a doctor buried alongside his surgical tools were discovered South of Cairo. It's believed to be over 4,000 years-old."Archeologists discovered the mummified remains of a doctor they believe lived...
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