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Once used as a coffee table, Roman ship mosaic returns to Nemi
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A mosaic from the Roman emperor Caligula’s barges at Nemi has been recovered and returned to Italy after having been used as a coffee table for decades.
The Wild Hunt (https://wildhunt.org/category/features/undercovering-the-past/page/14)
A mosaic from the Roman emperor Caligula’s barges at Nemi has been recovered and returned to Italy after having been used as a coffee table for decades.
The recent discovery of a Neolithic structure on the Isle of Arran leaves researchers with more questions than answers.
A burial complex in Gjellestad, Norway includes burial mounds, buildings and a ship burial may help us to better understand the cultural and spiritual practices of the Vikings.
Wood henges are much less impressive to modern observers of the sites but are critical for understanding ritual practice in the Neolithic. Recent findings also tell us how long such monuments took to build.
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, a new report on “witch-hunts” in Ghana, a round-up of “witch hunt” news, the Navajo Nation enters lockdown, Zakroff sigil part of a fundraiser to help with Ga. run-off, Transgender Awareness Week, and more news.