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Two discoveries in the Mediterranean shed light on ancient cultures and gods
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Two discoveries, one in Italy and the other in Spain, shed some understanding on ancient cultures and how their gods moved about and were represented in art.
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Two discoveries, one in Italy and the other in Spain, shed some understanding on ancient cultures and how their gods moved about and were represented in art.
SianLuc Heart discusses the possible sources and scholarship for an ancient Celtic practicing of tattooing.
We unleash the hounds to do a quick round-up of some interesting archeological finds announced just in the first two weeks of April 2023.
A prehistoric archaeological site in Miami appears to be a contemporary of Stonehenge and Brú na Bóinne. The area around the site is under threat by development plans that are being opposed by Indigenous leaders and archeologists.
Danish runologists have interpreted a bracteate from the Vindelev Hoard as the oldest known inscription that mentions the god Odin.