Hello My Lovelies, My friend, fellow pagan and author Anna Franklin, brought this amazing article from The Guardian to my attention via her Facebook page. …
Flora Reviews… Devious Magic (Relic Guardians #0.5) by Victoria DeLuis and Meg Cowley
Flora Reviews… Devious Magic (Relic Guardians #0.5) by Meg Cowley & Victoria DeLuis Read: 8th April 2018 Format: Kindle My Goodreads Rating: 5 Stars …
Byzantine-era church uncovered in Jerusalem highway expansion
archaeologicalnews: Road workers expanding the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv highway found the ruins of a Byzantine-era way station and church near the entrance to a town just …
Two Chavin gargoyles found in Chaupimarca, Pasco
archaeologicalnews: Two stone gargoyles associated with the pre-Hispanic Chavin culture have been discovered on a the town wall of Chaupimarca, in Pasco. The two heads …
‘Isis looted’ Syrian Ottoman ceramic bound for Russia seized in Finland
archaeologicalnews: A 15th century Syrian artefact was retrieved by Finnish authorities as it was being smuggled across the border to Russia, in what detectives said …
Archaeologists investigate mystery of young Civil War woman buried in unusual grave in Oxford
archaeologicalnews: Archaeologists believe a young female wrapped in a pin-fastened shroud, carefully buried during the English Civil War of the mid-16th century and discovered beneath …
Devon fields could have been prehistoric camp and Romano-British roundhouse
archaeologicalnews: After a dig launched to culminate years of theorizing by Howard Jones, a local archaeologist and former Royal Marine whose suspicions were strengthened by …
Mummy Mask May Reveal Oldest Known Gospel
A text that may be the oldest copy of a gospel known to exist — a fragment of the Gospel of Mark that was written during the first century, before the year 90 — is set to be published.
At present, the oldest surviving copies of the gospel texts date to the second century (the years 101 to…
Wow! How interesting – ancient recycling opening up history once again!
70,000 year-old African settlement unearthed
During ongoing excavations in northern Sudan, Polish archaeologists from the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology in Poznań, have discovered the remains of a settlement estimated to 70,000 years old. This find, according to the researchers, seems to contradict the previously held belief that…
… see nothing can ever claimed to be “fact” it it all just “what we think we know now” 😉
Ancient graffiti proves Spain’s Irish links
An ancient inscription discovered on a 14th century church in Spain’s Galicia region has been identified as Gaelic; the first written evidence of the northern region’s Irish and Scottish heritage.
For centuries it has gone unnoticed, weathered by Galicia’s incessant drizzle but still visible…
Such a small world…