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Ancient ships found under Oslo mud	31 Aug 2008 14:42 GMT	3
Ancient ships found under Oslo mud The Associated Press Published: August 29, 2008 OSLO, Norway: The largest collection of antique shipwrecks ever found
A very heavy dose on the Dead Sea Scrolls as the evolutionary link towards NT	30 Aug 2008 22:38 GMT	9
On Aug 26, 3:18 am, Martin Edwards <big_mart...@yahoo.com> wrote: > The Kat wrote: > > On Mon, 25 Aug 2008 14:08:00 -0700 (PDT), David <pchristain...@yahoo.com> > > wrote:
Existence of Palau \"Hobbits\" Disputed	30 Aug 2008 22:17 GMT	1
Paul Heinrich put this on Ma'at: Bone Parts Don't Add Up To Conclusion Of Hobbit-like Palauan Dwarfs, Science daily, August 28, 2008, http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/08/080826205936.htm
Cross-post: New Episode on the Celtic Myth Podshow - The Wooing of Etai	30 Aug 2008 03:48 GMT	1
Episode 15 is a re-telling of one of Celtic Mythology’s most famous tales - the Wooing of Etain. Set in the time of the Kingship of the great Dagda, this tale tells the story of the birth of Aengus Mac Og and how his foster-father,
LARGE ANCIENT AMAZON TOWNS BEING UNCOVERED	30 Aug 2008 01:23 GMT	3
Listeros, Ongoing research in the Amazon is returning more proof that it was once an area of densely populated urban centers in ancient times. Michael Heckenberger and his research team published their findings in
Dead Sea Scrolls to be displayed on Internet	29 Aug 2008 15:34 GMT	3
By IAN DEITCH - AP http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5guWJ-x8xXV4cRdMgFxGdlI-sCkYwD92QNF8O0 "The project is expected to take about five years and the goal is to make the scrolls accessible
Ancient suspects cleared in Viking mystery tale	28 Aug 2008 08:30 GMT	14
Inuits seen arriving in Canada's polar frontier later than the time the Vikings left Newfoundland and Labrador. Ancient suspects cleared in Viking mystery tale Inuit ancestors ruled out as having scared off Norsemen
Alpine melt reveals ancient life	27 Aug 2008 12:57 GMT	1
Unique quiver, shoe, legging found as signs of something warming appear on 2,756m Schnidejoch glacier. Alpine melt reveals ancient life By Imogen Foulkes
Dead Sea Scrolls at Sixty	26 Aug 2008 18:01 GMT	4
Rachael Kohn interview http://www.abc.net.au/rn/spiritofthings/stories/2007/1923624.htm Click on Show Transcript. Guests -
[ANNOUNCE] Official Ignore Davey Month	26 Aug 2008 08:19 GMT	8
On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 13:12:19 -0700 (PDT), 316 (<316kcbk@gmail.com>) said... >> Davey Christianson - meteorologist > >I'm also relatively certain you've never been a meteorologist.
Discussion of four archaeologists to assess Qumran - BAR 1997 summer	26 Aug 2008 02:44 GMT	2
The Enigma of Qumran http://www.bib-arch.org/archive.asp?PubID=BSBA&Volume=24&Issue=1&ArticleID=6&ext raID=3#BSBA240118 BAR editor Hershel Shanks moderates the discussion.
Integrity of the academic discipline - Christian Origins, Qumran Studies, or DSS/NT Relation	25 Aug 2008 04:53 GMT	59
In addition to the 3 items in the thread title, there is Qumran Archaeology. I argue for competence if there is to be discussion and debate on these subjects. I invite it.
The top 3 abstracts at the International Conference: The Dead Sea Scrolls	25 Aug 2008 01:02 GMT	2
I recommend - Speakers and Abstracts International Conference: The Dead Sea Scrolls and Contemporary Culture July 6-8, 2008
Have their been any archaeological expeditions to Antarctica?	24 Aug 2008 20:07 GMT	13
I wondered, because I read some years back that some scientists on an expedition there had found fossils that must have existed in a tropical climate. I know there's a lot of ice there to burrow through, but considering that they would have access to fossils that would
*How could the Slavs NOT* be involved in the Battle of Adrianople?**	24 Aug 2008 04:51 GMT	11
In the BoA in 378 AD, which was fought very close to modern-day Istanbul, there were Germanic tribes, Alani tribes (who were from further East and spoke an Iranian language), and Hunnic tribes (who came from further east than the Alanis and spoke an Altaic language).