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analog-antiquarian.net
[AI summary] This article examines the historical search for the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, detailing the excavations led by Robert Koldewey who incorrectly identified a warehouse as the Gardens, and explains why modern archaeology has found no evidence of the Wonder in Babylon. |
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vridar.org
In my book collection I have a massive (both in size and weight) Reader's Digest 1971 version of the King James 1611 translation of the Bible. On page 377, the second page into the Book of Ezra, is this image and caption: The page has other images and captions: King Cyrus of Persia prove |
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amateurexegete.com
Recently I was asked by Dr. Kipp Davis if I would be willing to post a piece he has written in response to Egyptologist David Falk (Ph.D. University of Liverpool, 2015) concerning his understanding and reading of Deuteronomy 32:8-9. For those of you who may be unfamiliar with him, Dr Kipp Davis (Ph.D. University of... |
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www.byzantineambassador.com
My book draft contains large passages on the statuary of Constantinople. As I scribbled them up I realised that few - unless they specialise in ancient Greek art - know any of the names of the great sculptors and artists. At best, they have heard a few famous names such as the Aphrodite of Cnidus or the Apollo Belvedere, perhaps Lysippus' name has even crossed their lips at a prestigious museum, but few can recite these artistic titans in the same way as the canon of western painters. This is a |
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