BBC News – Shackleton’s whisky recovered from South Pole ice Five crates of Scotch whisky and brandy belonging to the polar explorer Ernest Shackleton have been recovered after more than 100 years in the ice. They were buried beneath Shackleton’s Antarctic hut, built in 1908 for a failed expedition to the South Pole. Some of [...]
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BBC News – Shackleton’s whisky recovered from South Pole ice
Posted: March 3, 2010 in anthropology, archeology, historyBringing back to life an ancient language | Cyprus Mail
Posted: March 3, 2010 in anthropology, archeology, historyTags: arabic, aramaic, christ, cypriot, cyprus, disciples, JESUS, scandinavia
Bringing back to life an ancient language | Cyprus Mail By Sebastian Heller A COMMUNITY living in northern Scandinavia may hold the key to how the Maronites can save their ancient language which dates back to biblical times. Cypriot Maronite Arabic (CMA) is a distinct language composed of a mixture of Arabic and Aramaic, the [...]
Steak Dinners Go Back 2.5 Million Years : Discovery News
Posted: March 3, 2010 in anthropology, archeology, historyTags: cattle, cow, evolve, human, steak, together
Steak Dinners Go Back 2.5 Million Years : Discovery News The discovery of a new “missing link” species of bull dating to a million years ago in Eritrea pushes back the beef steak dinner to the very dawn of humans and cattle. Although there is no evidence that early humans were actually herding early cattle [...]
FS Ancient Dimensions News: Descendents Of Lost Tribe Of Israel Found In India
Posted: March 3, 2010 in ????????Tags: india, israel, jew, law, mizo, return, tribe
FS Ancient Dimensions News: Descendents Of Lost Tribe Of Israel Found In India Original headline: DNA tests prove that Mizo people are descendants of a lost Israeli tribe It has been a long-standing contention of a section of Mizos that the people of Mizoram are descendants of the Menashe, one of the lost tribes of [...]
Archaeology treasures: Salt Springs covers prehistoric culture – chicagotribune.com
Posted: March 3, 2010 in anthropology, archeology, historyTags: florida, history, under, water, world
Archaeology treasures: Salt Springs covers prehistoric culture – chicagotribune.com OCALA NATIONAL FOREST — Thousands of swimmers every year flock to Salt Springs Recreation Area to snorkel and walk along the sandy bottom of the popular water hole. But what they likely don’t know is that beneath their bare feet is an archaeological treasure trove — [...]
Study Debunks Claims Of Infant Sacrifice In Ancient Carthage – Science News – redOrbit
Posted: March 3, 2010 in anthropology, archeology, historyTags: carthage, child, debunk, infant, mortality, sacrifice
Study Debunks Claims Of Infant Sacrifice In Ancient Carthage – Science News – redOrbit Researchers examined 348 burial urns to learn that about a fifth of the children were prenatal at death, indicating that young Carthaginian children were cremated and interred in ceremonial urns regardless of cause of death A study led by University of [...]
First Minoan Shipwreck
Posted: March 3, 2010 in anthropology, archeology, historyTags: archaeology, crete, minoan, minos, pottery, scuba, sea, ship, under, water, wreck
First Minoan Shipwreck Crete has seduced archaeologists for more than a century, luring them to its rocky shores with fantastic tales of legendary kings, cunning deities, and mythical creatures. The largest of the Greek islands, Crete was the land of the Minoans (3100-1050 B.C.), a Bronze Age civilization named after its first ruler, King Minos, [...]
Jacksonville Journal – An Oregon Historical Society Looks to the Past for a Future – NYTimes.com
Posted: March 3, 2010 in anthropology, archeology, historyTags: building, historical, history, jacksonville, oregon, sale
Jacksonville Journal – An Oregon Historical Society Looks to the Past for a Future – NYTimes.com JACKSONVILLE, Ore. — They say economic collapse is what froze this place in time, a gold rush relic all but abandoned when the railroad passed it by. Decades later, that chance preservation positioned Jacksonville to benefit from new interest [...]
Hey squash, time for your close-up: Plants ‘auditioned’ before domestication
Posted: March 3, 2010 in science and technologyTags: agriculture, domestic, human, plant, squash, wild
Hey squash, time for your close-up: Plants ‘auditioned’ before domestication Plants & Animals Evolution Ecology Cell & Microbiology Biotechnology Other Hey squash, time for your close-up: Plants ‘auditioned’ before domestication February 19, 2010 By Alvin Powell <!– –> Enlarge Photo: Jon Chase/Harvard Staff Photographer Humans likely ‘auditioned’ plants and animals that they eventually domesticated by [...]


