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ANA CRISTINA @anacris0208 (12) 5 Oct 20

Did you see that 59 sarcophagi were recently found in Egypt? One of them was opened to the public by specialists who were without a mask and gloves for protection. What do you think of this event?

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Archaeologists discover ancient site linked to King David

Marja @buenavida (9984) • Sweden 18 May 19

Interesting proof that the Bible tells the truth - even describing the history it is accurate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKqDx3RDCos

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Do you like Archeology?

Muhamad Yasin @muhamadyasin82 (656) • Jakarta, Indonesia 3 Aug 18

In simple terms Archeology can be interpreted as the study of culture in the past through a systematic study of material data left behind. Because it relates to the past, it is not uncommon for Archeological findings to leave...

Coin Hoard found in Greece

Suzi @Suzihomaker (13) • United States 3 May 18

115 Bronze coins were found in Greece. They are estimated at 1500 years old. They were found at the Lechaion Harbor at Ancient Corinth. There was an article describing the find on the Newsweek site.

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Ship found under World Trade Center site!

Guit08 @Guit08 (597) • United States 15 Jul 10

Has anybody else heard about this? I tried to post a link to an article but I can't, as I don't have a high enough rating on myLot... Anyway, just do a Google search and you will see what I am talking about. I think it's...

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indiana jones vs. national treasure

mittalroy07 @mittalroy07 (118) • India 28 May 10

hey guys i have watched both the movies and i think indiana jones movies have more action and are more interesting than national treasure......i dont mean to say that national treasure is not good....i m just saying that whether...

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Gault site - Clovis people

ElicBxn @ElicBxn (64169) • United States 26 Oct 08

Well, I was watching the local news and they had an artical on the Gault site that is north of Austin, between Temple and Killeen. Well, I had to go investigate the news and found some articals to post for you guys. I know some...

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try to think

mally2008 @mally2008 (78) • Egypt 22 Jul 08

hi did you think before about some one who lived 7000 years ago how they uset to live who they were talking and dealing every thing in thier life it must be different than now actually i have read about history abnd archeology i...

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Fuzzy Memories of Eve ='s the 1st Mother Goddess?

its-logos-plus-logic @flowerchilde (12529) • United States 18 Sep 07

Adam called Eve "the mother of us all"... Is it possible the earliest 'mother goddess' came about due to fuzzy memories of Eve handed down? The oldest artifacts known to us, are small statuettes of a mother goddess, and they have...

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OOPArt (Out-of-place Artefacts)

missak @missak (3311) • Spain 25 Jun 07

Have you ever heard of Out-of-place Artefacts? Do you know some of them? What do you think of that? OOPArt is a term coined by American zoologist Ivan T. Sanderson for a historical, archaeological or palaeontological object found...

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Boxes found that may hold remains of Jesus and Mary????

chaygylmommy @chaygylmommy (2469) • United States 26 Feb 07

I was trying to get my kids ready for school this morning, but I heard something about an archealogical dig with "bone boxes" in it. They are labeled and it translates into Jesus..one has Mary "something" on it which is what...

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Could you hug your lover for 5,000 years or more?

Thomas73 @Thomas73 (1467) • Switzerland 13 Feb 07

A Neolithic couple, dating from 5,000 to 6,0000 years ago was recently found near the town of Valdaro, Italy. As you can see in the picture, they are locked into an 'eternal embrace', and the archeologists who discovered them...

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Charminar

sudhir60875 @sudhir60875 (223) • India 3 Jan 07

Do we need to take care of that monument....! wht r the steps to be taken on this...?

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The great road...

annihilus @annihilus (2180) • Italy 16 Dec 06

...of the sun... In south america... built by Incas it is the biggest world road and it goes from quito to talca across Peru, Bolivia and Chile! how many km is it long?

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Prince Yi

annihilus @annihilus (2180) • Italy 16 Dec 06

Who have more info about Prince Yi of 433 b.C.? His tomb was discovered in 1978 in China in the Suixian district with more than 7,000 objects.

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Maya

annihilus @annihilus (2180) • Italy 16 Dec 06

Do you like precolombian archeology? I like more and I read all what I can find about maya civilization. Also years ago I traveled in Mexico and visited Chichen Itza and Tulum. I enjoyed more my travel and I seen what I had only...

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Is it possible to believe what the Bible says and what science books say?

SimplyMe @SimplyMe (373) • United States 5 Dec 06

I am a Christian and believe that what the Bible says is true, but I also believe that paleontologists, and archeologists' discoveries of dinosaurs and ancient civilizations are true too. Is it possible and/or right to believe...

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Prambanan Temples

harry_ndhuz @harry_ndhuz (1273) • Indonesia 11 Nov 06

Built in the 10th century, this is the largest temple compound dedicated to Shiva in Indonesia. Rising above the centre of the last of these concentric squares are three temples decorated with reliefs illustrating the epic of the...