Links August 2014
Aug. 31st, 2014 06:37 pmSpiritual Power? 18th-Century Artifacts Unearthed in Caribbean
Remains of Long-Lost Temple Discovered in Iraq: "'One of the best results of my fieldwork is the uncovered column bases of the long-lost temple of the city of Musasir, which was dedicated to the god Haldi,' Marf Zamuatold Live Science in an email. Haldi was the supreme god of the kingdom of Urartu. His temple was so important that after the Assyrians looted it in 714 B.C., the Urartu king Rusa I was said to have ripped his crown off his head before killing himself."
Oops! Etruscan Warrior Prince Really a Princess
Archaeological cave dig unearths artefacts from 45,000 years ago (Australia)
Bisexual Viking idol marks ancient circle (2004)
Was Cleopatra a drag queen? (2005) (Three known artifacts show Cleopatra VII dressed as / represented as a man.)
One-of-a-kind Egyptian spider rock art dates back to 4,000 B.C.
Alan D. Eames, 59, Scholar of Beers Around the World, Dies
Barnsley... Valley of T'ut Kings as Egyptian mummy is dug up
Clues to Lost Prehistoric Code Discovered in Mesopotamia (looking inside clay envelopes with CT scans)
Egyptian goddess statue unveiled in İzmir’s Red Basilica - an 8.5 metre tall statue in Pergamon
More Sekhmet statues unearthed at Amenhotep III's temple in Luxor
4,000-year-old [Old Babylonian] erotica depicts a strikingly racy ancient sexuality
Remains of Long-Lost Temple Discovered in Iraq: "'One of the best results of my fieldwork is the uncovered column bases of the long-lost temple of the city of Musasir, which was dedicated to the god Haldi,' Marf Zamuatold Live Science in an email. Haldi was the supreme god of the kingdom of Urartu. His temple was so important that after the Assyrians looted it in 714 B.C., the Urartu king Rusa I was said to have ripped his crown off his head before killing himself."
Oops! Etruscan Warrior Prince Really a Princess
Archaeological cave dig unearths artefacts from 45,000 years ago (Australia)
Bisexual Viking idol marks ancient circle (2004)
Was Cleopatra a drag queen? (2005) (Three known artifacts show Cleopatra VII dressed as / represented as a man.)
One-of-a-kind Egyptian spider rock art dates back to 4,000 B.C.
Alan D. Eames, 59, Scholar of Beers Around the World, Dies
Barnsley... Valley of T'ut Kings as Egyptian mummy is dug up
Clues to Lost Prehistoric Code Discovered in Mesopotamia (looking inside clay envelopes with CT scans)
Egyptian goddess statue unveiled in İzmir’s Red Basilica - an 8.5 metre tall statue in Pergamon
More Sekhmet statues unearthed at Amenhotep III's temple in Luxor
4,000-year-old [Old Babylonian] erotica depicts a strikingly racy ancient sexuality