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Video: #KitchenParty Live: Austin Food Scene with Addie Broyles, Food Editor, Austin-American Statesman – Recorded Version
Who’s going to SXSW? Or perhaps you’re headed to Austin for some BBQ! If so, you don’t want to miss our next episode of KitchenParty. This week we’ll be chatting with one of our favorite Austin food writers Addie Broyles, … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: archeology
UK farmer went for a walk, stumbled on remains of rare Roman mosaic and villa via Ars Technica [Shared]
UK farmer went for a walk, stumbled on remains of rare Roman mosaic and villa via Ars Technica Going into lockdown during the pandemic provided an unexpected boon to a farmer in Rutland, England: he stumbled upon the remains of … Continue reading
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Tagged archeology, architecture, history, roman, science, shared, uk
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X-rays reveal secrets of 14th-century tomb of England’s infamous Black Prince | Ars Technica [Shared]
X-rays reveal secrets of 14th-century tomb of England’s infamous Black Prince | Ars Technica Visitors to Canterbury Cathedral can view the effigy of a 14th-century knight in full armor laid out on top of a marble tomb. It’s the tomb … Continue reading
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Tagged archeology, england, history, science, shared, tomb, uk
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Maps Mania: Aerial Archaeology via Maps Mania [Shared]
Maps Mania: Aerial Archaeology Historic England has released a new interactive map which identifies archaeological sites in England which have been identified, mapped and recorded using aerial photography. The map brings together and makes freely accessible over 30 years of … Continue reading
Posted in History, Technology, UK/Europe
Tagged aerial, archeology, england, maps, uk
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How to Bury an Entire Museum via Messy Nessy
How to Bury an Entire Museum When German forces took Athens in April 1941, they expected to find thousands of centuries-old artifacts in the National Archaeological Museum, Greece’s largest museum. Instead, the neo-classical building was totally empty, besides the archaeologists … Continue reading
This Ancient Palace on the Island of Crete Has the Oldest Throne Room in Europe via My Modern Met [Shared]
This Ancient Palace on the Island of Crete Has the Oldest Throne Room in Europe On the island of Crete lies the ruins of an ancient palace. Now part of modern Greece, Crete was once the center of the Aegean … Continue reading
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Tagged aegean, archeology, architecture, bronze age, create, culture, greece, history, minoan, minoans
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First Viking Ship Excavation in Norway in 100 years // Gjellestad Boat Burial via Pete Kelly on YouTube [Video] [Shared]
Watch First Viking Ship Excavation in Norway in 100 years // Gjellestad Boat Burial via Pete Kelly on YouTube Related Posts: On YouTube: Khachapuri Is the Georgian Cheese Boat of Your Dreams | Food Skills On YouTube: TV Journalist Quits … Continue reading