People ask me all the time if there's anything left to find. Yes, there is. So much.
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I had no idea we didn't have his sarcophagus. And that's all I'll say about Ramesses II.
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How interesting - the idea of survivors of Pompeii is one that hasn't ever occurred to me, but of course, there were some.
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Heartbreaking, the notion of human sacrifice. ANY living sacrifice, really.
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Fascinating look at evidence for PTSD in Mesopotamian soldiers (and Greek soldiers).
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Fantastic!!
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Well, you never know. Could be something like a quarried area that was filled in?
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This is absolutely the right thing, the ethical thing, to do.
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The deserts around Egypt are the most amazing places. They seem so barren and yet have been used for millennia. Wonderful.
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Stunning cartonnage. So beautifully decorated.
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Wonderful reconstruction.
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Ogham is such an interesting script. I'd love to learn it and the language that uses it.
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Nice find. The way it was lined is interesting. I've not seen anything like it before (although my experience is very limited, so there's that).
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Truly the fun part of doing ancient languages.
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The work of reading those scrolls from Herculaneum and Pompeii goes on with some fantastic results.
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Fascinating article about the science used in investigating ancient remains of all kinds.
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https://www.archaeology.org/news/12356-240430-germany-snake-deity
I'm just going to take their word for it that this represents a snake deity. I'm sure they're right, but it just looks like a monkey to me.
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