1.
4000 BC - Archaeological
discoveries indicate that in the fortress Kale an unidentified
population lived there in prehistoric time, between late Neolithic and early
Bronze Age. Scientists believe that dates back to the year 4000 BC.
According to archaeologists ...
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2.
3500 BC - Cyprus is
one of the oldest wine producing countries in the world with recentarchaeological
discoveries dating wine production back to 3500 BC. Yet
Cyprus wine is given scant regard in the wine world with Sotheby's Wine
Encyclopedia saying that “Few wines will ...
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4.
3100 BC - A century and a
half of archaeological discoveries and the deciphering of
the hieroglyphic writing have convinced scholars that the Pharaonic dynasties
probably began inEgypt circa 3100
BC.; indeed, under a ruler whose hieroglyph, reads Men. He united
Upper ...
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6.
3000 BC - Al Ain is a city
that has had very important archaeological discoveries.
Discoveries are being made daily. The Hili Archaeological Park, one such
site, boasts ancient tombs and presents history that dates back to 3000
BC. Entrance is free.
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8.
3000 BC - Archaeological finds
indicate that the Ionians settled on Mykonos in
the early part of the 11th century BCE. More recent discoveries have
uncovered remnants in Ftelia beach from the Neolithic Kares tribe dating back
to as far as 3000 BC. In Greek mythology ...
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10.
3000 BC - 21 Archaeological
discoveries at Baoursahama have pushed back Kashmir's antiquity
to 3000 BC, almost contemporaneous to the Mohenjadaro
civilization.
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12.
2700 BC - This suggestion
would credit the astronomers of old with a recognition of the deeper meanings
of an almost universal serpent symbolism; and it is, as it appears to me,
more in line with the results of recent archaeological discoveries which
seem almost necessarily to...
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14.
2600 BC - Other archaeological
discoveries were made in some tombs in Thebes, Egypt, dated back
about 3500 years ago. It was in Egypt, around 2600 BC, that the
most important discovery about bread production was made: yeast and,
therefore, leavening. Before man learnt ...
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16.
2500 BC - International trade
based on the free exchange of goods started as early as 2500 BC. Archaeological
discoveries indicate that the Sumerians of Northern Mesopotamia
enjoyed great prosperity based on trade by sea in textiles and metals.
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18.
2255 BC - Historical
documents record the use of embroidery in China as
early as 2255 BCOriginally used to signify one's caste position,
embroidery later came to have a purely ornamental value and evolved into a
favored art form
of the common people . As embroidery ...
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20.
2200 BC - The Shipping News,
Circa 2200 BCE. In an unusual experiment aimed at understanding
how ancient mariners made the passage from the Arabian coast to the Indus
River civilization more than 4000 years ago, researchers attempted to sail a
reed vessel whose...
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22.
2000 BC - According to the
earliest archaeological discoveries Cyprus seems to have
been occupied between 3000 and 2000 BC by an Aryan stem
related to the Trojans and Phrygians. During the following millenium we know
from the Amarna letters (p. lxxvi) and from vessels ...
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24.
2000 BC - Other archaeological
discoveries at Haft-Tappeh in Khuzestan Province indicate that women
used to wear lipstick, rouge, and eye makeup in 2000 BC in
Iran. Achaemenid era religious texts say that the wives of the king spent a
lot of time applying makeup and ...
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26.
1628 BC - Recent archaeological
discoveries on Santorini point to an irruption of the volcanic
island in the year 1628 BC. The irruption destroyed an advanced
civilization there of which we have no record. The only possible word we have
of this catastrophe is the ...
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28.
1623 BC - Artefacts and
evidence point to settlement some time around 1623 BC ...
[emphasis added ...
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30.
1600 BC - In fact, the grave
dates to about 1600 BC, four hundred years too early for
Agamemnon, according to mythical chronology. Still, Schliemann had made one
of the most sensational archaeological discoveries of all
time. The National Archaeological Museum in...
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32.
1550 BC - Recent discoveries have
confirmed the famous henge was a focus for tourists as long ago as 1550
BC. The prehistoric site of Stonehenge is one of the UK's major tourist
draws, bringing visitors to its ancient stone circle from all over the world.
However, recent ...
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34.
1500 BC - Its predominance
within the city was understood long before the Romans came. Copper and tin
were transported along it as early as the third millennium BC; as a result of
commerce upon the river the area comprising London acquired, by 1500
BC, supremacy over the ...
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36.
1280 BC - The imperial
Hittite archives mention one particular kingdom named Wilusa, and one of its
king was called Alaksandu (see figure 1.c) who lived around 1280 BCE.
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38.
1200 BC - It is not known
exactly when this immigration occurred (this is a source of contention among
scientists) but the archaeological studies I have seen place it sometime in
the window of 3500 to 1200 BC, although I will readily admit that
future archaeological ...
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40.
1000 BC - In the last
chapter, concerning the archaeological discoveries of the
settlements in America of
about 1000 BC, the archaeological evidence confirms that people
from the Middle East came to our shores about the same time period Israel,
under King David and King...
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42.
900 BC - The Chavin,
archaeological finds and investigations point out, was a pre- literate
civilization which lasted for about 600 years from 900 BCE.
Agricultural development and establishment of a trade network were among its
characteristics. The archaeological ...
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44.
850 BC - The panel that
depicts king Jehu and the inscriptions around it make it clear that it is the
same Jehu that is mentioned in the Bible,
the King of Israel in 850 BC. Layard's discovery would be the
first and only image of a real Hebrew king that is mentioned in ...
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46.
Apr 21, 753 BC - The story of
the she-wolf suckling Romulus and Remus is a nice legend, but few historians
accept it as historical fact. What they do acknowledge is that Romulus became
the first king of Rome (Roma) on 21 April 753 BC and that
the city was an amalgamation of ...
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48.
701 BC - Witness the recent
History by Miller and Hayes, which does not even mention the archaeological
evidence for the fall of Lachish except to say that the correlation of
stratum III with Sennacherib's campaign in 701 BCE is 'not
certain'.2 Postmodern, liberated ...
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50.
670 BC - The Trojan horse,
Burial Pithos, c. 670 BC, Archaeological Museum
of Mykonos, Greece. Archaeological finds indicate that the
Ionians were found to have settled on Mykonos in the early part of the 11th
century BC. More recent discoveries have uncovered ...
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52.
612 BC - In 612 BCE,
a coalition of Medes, Neo-Babylonians (“Chaldeans”) and Scythians sacked
Nineveh and destroyed the famous library of Assurbanipal, the last Assyrian
king. Previous regime changes in ancient Iraq were undoubtedly violent and it
may be assumed ...
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54.
600 BC - The Book of Mormon, for example, talks about a civilization in North America
in 400–600 BC. Not a single artifact of that civilization has ever
been discovered. Archeological evidence, often discovered in strange ways,
continues to confirm the biblical account ...
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56.
550 BC - This book of Daniel
is a book which the destructive critics, without exception, say was not
written at the time of Daniel, about 550 BC, but they say that it
was written at about 168 BC9 the time of the Maccabees. And they claim that
it was many historical ...
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58.
525 BC - Italian
archaeologists Alfredo and Angelo Castiglioni believe they have found
evidence of the “lost army” of Cambyses II (called “Cambysses” in the Howard
poem), which force was sent to coerce the priests of Amun at the Oracle of
Siwa in 525 BC. Located ...
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60.
429 BC - The workmen have not
only discovered the foundations of the Homeric Temple which
was destroyed by fire in the year 429 BC, but have also come upon
the remains of the second temple, which once contained the colossal statue of
Hera, wrought in gold and ivory, by ...
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62.
350 BC - Archaeological
discoveries suggest that there were primitive settlers in Beijing as
far back as seven hundred thousand years ago, while written records indicate
that in 350 BC, the area that we now know as the city was
occupied and was made the capital of the ...
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64.
331 BC - The last ten years
have seen some of the most remarkable archaeological discoveries ever
made in Alexandria, the legendary Egyptian city
founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BC Presented here is a
full account of these extraordinary finds and of the exciting ...
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66.
221 BC - 15, "The
People's Republic, Part One will note that the first volume begins with the
consolidation of the Ch'in empire in 221 BC, the editors having
decided that, given the rapid pace of archaeological discoveries in
China, it would not be possible to write a ...
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68.
101 BC - For it seems that
the town of Gattinara was built on the site where the Proconsul Lutatius
Catullus dedicated the spoils won from the Cimbrian Gauls during a war in the
area in101 BC. Recent archaeological discoveries show
that wine has been produced in the ...
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70.
30 BC - BC 30. Each
volume will describe a certain period of Egyptian history. The main facts
given will be derivened from ancient Egyptian monuments and papyri, with the
latest results ofarchaeological discoveries. The discoveries in Egypt
during the past few years ...
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72.
30 AD - AD 30.
These archaeological discoveries parallel the natural.
destruction described in the Book of Mormon at the time of the crucifixion of
the Savior. ( Warren and Ferguson 39-40, 45-46 ...
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74.
70 AD - Bronze coins dating
from the Great Revolt against the Roman authority in the year 70 CE.
have been uncovered. Below are three other fascinating discoveries made
by Zachi's crew. Those of us who believe in the historical veracity of the
Hebrew Bible do not ...
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76.
79 AD - An alarming failure
to preserve archaeological discoveries occurred at
Herculaneum, a Bay of Naples town that was buried, along with Pompeii, by the
eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in AD 79. Excavation there in the 1980s
left the low- lying site an eyesore and ...
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78.
100 AD - Scholars say the
mural, which dates from AD 100, is one of the most important
finds in Maya archaeology in recent decades both for its artistic merit and
because of the insight it will provide into the Preclassic period of the
Maya. The mural adds a significant ...
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80.
150 AD - The most
incredible archaeological finds ever. Discoveries that
changed our view of the world; An ancient mechanical computer from 150
AD, the... urArtist urArtist network wants to bring you closer to your
favourite artists. Thats why were offering YOU this ...
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82.
256 AD - Around the
year 256 AD, a large Iranian army marched up the Euphrates river
from Iraq under the command of the Sasanian Persian King Shapur the Great.
Before they could plunder Aleppo or Antioch, they would first have to take
the riverside city of Dura ...
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84.
400 AD - Recent archeological
excavations under the Pyramid of the Moon reveal that it was built in seven
stages over the period from 100 to 400 CE, each stage building on
and enlarging the prior. Three of these stages were dedicated by human and
animal sacrifices. For ...
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86.
459 AD - The Humanity award
was presented to archaeologist Iris Cornelia Love, both for
the decades of work she has devoted to the ruins of Cnidus, an important
ancient city in southwestern Asia Minor, and for her discovery oft
he long-lost fourth- century bc Temple of ...
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88.
600 AD - Joya de Ceren
Archaeological Site Heritage site,in El Salvador. Joya de Cerén was a
pre-Hispanic farming community like Pompeii and Herculaneum in Italy.It was
buried under an eruption of the Laguna Caldera volcano c. AD 600.
Because of the exceptional ...
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90.
761 AD - There are two
specific archaeological discoveries pertaining to 761
AD, about which most Mexican historians are silent, that attract our
attention as possible links of Maya civilization to ancient India. The first
one is a wall panel ( Panel No. 3 of Temple 0 ...
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92.
870 AD - The monks are
supposed to have left with the arrival of Norsemen, who systematically
settled in the period circa AD 870–930.
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94.
1000 AD - "Treasures of
China's Liao Empire": Around 1000 AD, the greatest power in
East Asia was the Liao empire. The exhibit presents artifacts from
important archaeological discoveries.
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96.
Oct 14, 1066 AD - His
reconsiderations point to exactly how new archaeological discoveries could
expand our knowledge of what happened on 14 October 1066.
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From Stephen Morillo - The Battle of Hastings, 1066 (review) - Journal of … - Related web pages muse.jhu.edu/journals ... |
98.
1492 - Written for the
general public, this guidebook explores the history of the Guadeloupean
archipelago, prior to Christopher Columbus' discovery of the "New
World" in 1492. The prehistory of the first West Indians,
who for thousands of years have lived in and ...
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100.
1517 - The Turks took over
in 1517. The cities walls and buildings were reduced to ruins,
and Alexandria's former splendor vanished. The buildings of the modern city
are built over the ancient; therefore archaeological discoveries have
been largely confined to such ...
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102.
1543 - What archaeologists
now know Although as explained later, this may be a town visited by Hernando
de Soto in 1543, there is no way of knowing for sure without morearchaeological
discoveries at the site. Until then we will just call it Troyville,
although ...
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104.
1607 - The first settlement
was at Jamestown in Virginia, founded in 1607. Recentarchaeological
discoveries in the area show that the community was a thriving one.
As for the Massachusetts colonies, their wealthy Puritan investors expected
them to provide a good...
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From Denver Post, The : OPEN FORUM - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/DP/lib00152 ... |
106.
1611 - Many archaeological finds
and recent discoveries have shed much light on the meanings
of words and the rules of grammar in Greek and Hebrew 4 . In 1611,
the KJV translators only knew of classical Greek. The New Testament was
written in Koine (common) Greek ...
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108.
1624 - mits and requiring
reporting of archaeological discoveries (within twenty-four
hours), was produced by an edict of Cardinal Aldobrandini for the papal
states in 1624.
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110.
1748 - Archaeological
discoveries especially show a simple,grand,serene,potent and elegant
picture. This is very representative in ancient Greece and Italy's fanes
unearthed. For example, Pompeii's discovery in 1748, relics of
Pompeii were copied by artists and ...
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112.
1798 - With the amazing
discoveries of the scholars on Napoleon's expedition to Egypt in1798,
the wonder's of Egypt have been a source of constant fascination especially
as newarchaeological discoveries continually produce more and
more mysterious and fascinating...
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114.
1799 - For example one of the
most important discoveries that archaeologists were
able to make was the Rosetta Stone cartouche hieroglyphics. This amazing discovery was
made in1799 and showed that the Rosetta Stone was set up in
commemoration of Ptolemy V. This was ...
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116.
1830 - Slides will be showd
de picting the archaeological discoveries which correlate
the ancient history of these people as contained in the Book of Mormon. When
the Book of Mormon was pu blished in 1830 historians and
archaeologists were deci . dedly skeptical, but...
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118.
1842 - [8] Indirect
advertisements for abortion services, like these in the New York Sun in1842,
were common during the Victorian era.
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120.
1860 - Amid so many Archaeological
discoveries made up to the year 1860, it may appear
unaccountable that the ancient Cemetery of Killeen Cormac had been neglected,
and the venerable remains of extreme antiquity still existing there had been
uninvestigated. Mr. Thomas ...
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122.
Apr 1865 - In April
1865 President Lincoln, only a few days before his death, offered
him the consulate at Cyprus provided he would become an American citizen.
General Cesnola accepted the offer and became the United States Consul at Cyprus, where he remained twelve...
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124.
1871 - It is an impressive
fact that in spite of all the Greek archaeological discoveries of
recent generations the Dipylon Vase, found in 1871, remained
until a short time ago the earliest known text, or was at least as early as
any other. (For some rivals see LH Jeffery ...
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126.
1875 - Broughty Castle is
built upon a rock which juts into the Tay. At the Links of Barnhill
(north-east of Broughty Ferry) some interesting archaeological discoveries were
made in1875. Many villa residences have been erected there.
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128.
Feb 1883 - A Theban Tomb of
the Eleventh Dynasty. M. Maspero discovered in February, 1883,
among the hills near Thebes, the tomb of a person named Horhotpu, of the
eleventh dynasty, a 22 ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES.
From Full text of "[Appletons'] annual cyclopaedia and register of important … - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ... |
130.
Jan 15, 1884 - Barrow
Gournay.-—Fine weather and the report of recent archaeological
discoveries induced the Club to make an excursion on Tuesday, Jan.
15th, 1884, to Barrow Gournay.
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132.
Aug 27, 1892 - 3.
Recent Archaeological Discoveries in Ohio. Scientific
American Supplement, Vol. XXXIV, August 27, 1892, pp.
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134.
Feb 1895 - February 1895.
The Branch met at the Grundmann Studios, by invitation of Mrs. Le Brun and
Miss Horsford, Professor Putnam, the President, in the chair. Mr. Charles P.
Bowditch of Boston gave an address on "Recent Archaeological
Discoveries in Central ...
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136.
Jun 1902 - Biblia, June,
1902, Vol. XV, No. 3, contains: Some Recent Archaeological
Discoveries, by J. Offord. — Archaeological Researches in the Haram, with
modern Identifications, by S. Beswick. — Excavations of Reqaquah in Upper
Egypt, by J. Garstang.
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138.
1903 - ARCHAEOLOGICAL
DISCOVERIES IN SWITZERLAND IN 1903. — A Roman building,
possibly gladiators' barracks, has been found near Konigsfelden (Aargau);
coins from Augustus to Areadius, at Basel- augst; further details of the
large building, many times rebuilt...
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140.
1905 - ARCHAEOLOGICAL
DISCOVERIES IN 1905. — Remains of the Mycenaean epoch
have been found at Tiryns under the palace, at Thebes in graves containing
skeletons and furnishings, and at Volo. In Laconia, the British School has
explored various ancient sites as well ...
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142.
Mar 12, 1909 - There was a
previous story printed in the Gazette about the explorations of GE Kincaid.
On March 12, 1909 a short, mundane description of Kincaid's
journey is given. Only the last sentence, "Some interesting archaeological
discoveries were unearthed..." gives ...
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144.
1912 - BULGARIA.—Archaeological
Discoveries in 1912.—Owing to the outbreak of the war
with Turkey, the year's work in Bulgaria ended in August, and much that was
done has not been published. In the pre-historic field, an important
settlement was excavated in a low ...
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146.
Jun 1920 - Two views of this
figure are published in Mr. Curtis' article, "RecentArchaeological
Discoveries in Rome and at Veii," Art and Archaeology, June,
1920 , pp. 271-77. This article also contains an account, with
illustrations, of the underground basilica ...
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148.
Nov 4, 1922 - On November
4, 1922, Howard Carter made one of the most importantarchaeological
discoveries of all time. He discovered the tomb of King Tutankhamen,
the boy pharaoh of Ancient Egypt. The tomb yielded a collection of priceless
treasures that had escaped being ...
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150.
Sep 20, 1924 - LONDON, Sept.
What Mr. Firth, of the Egyptian Antiquities Department, describes as one of
most Important archaeological discoveries In recent years,
has been made adjacent to the famous stop in the Pyramid Sakkara, near Cairo.
It consists of two tomb chapels the third dynasty, ...
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152.
1929 - I can only award four
stars though, because (in addition to being based on the King James
translation) this book was originally published in 1929. The
Bible, of course, is still the Bible, but some of the scholarship might be
outdated in light of subsequent ...
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154.
Nov 22, 1932 - The tombs of
Monte Alban, in the state of Oaxaca, scene of the richestarchaeological
discoveries of this continent, Tuesday yielded evidence that the
ancient Zapotec tribe of Southern Mexico was expert in the civilized art of
painting. Dr. Alfonso Cast, government archaeologist, ...
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156.
Mar 3, 1939 - The discovery
of the tomb aroused wide spread popular interest. Carter, who held a doctor
of science degree from Yale university, was noted for many otherarchaeological
discoveries, none of which attracted the same attention. After he was 17
years old he spent most of his life in .
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158.
1940 - One who took a keen
interest in Iraq was SS-Brigadefuhrer Karl Maria Wiligut, alias Weisthor, who
was called "Himmler's Rasputin." In 1940, he called
Himmler's attention to important archaeological discoveries in
Iraq's Irbil province. Scientists had dug up ...
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160.
May 28, 1947 - Born in
Damietta, in the May 28, 1947 Archaeological discoveries:Has done
a lot of discoveries Alothreypalhamp, including:- The Tombs of the workers
who built the pyramids.
From Eternal Egypt: أكتوبر 2010 - Related web pages egypt-pic.blogspot.com/2010_10_01_archive.html |
162.
1950 - Albright conceived of
Biblical Archaeology as relating to all of the lands mentioned in the Bible
and set the standard for the comparative study of extra- biblical texts and
material culture. In 1950, he declared, “Archaeological
discoveries of the past ...
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From Ancient Canaan and Israel - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=yTMzJAKowyEC&pg=PA40 ... |
164.
1960 - Since the first
underwater excavations were carried out in Turkish coastal waters in1960,
much has been discovered about shipbuilding technology in antiquity and the
commodities the ships were carrying. Undoubtedly, the most important wreck
excavated so far is ...
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From üds 2003 Mart Sosyal Bilimler - Related web pages www.scribd.com/doc/15620362/uds-2003-Mart ... |
166.
1967 - Recent archaeological
discoveries have added significant information about Balaam.
In 1967, a Dutch expedition under H. Franken discovered fragments
of inscriptions written on plaster at a Transjordanian site named Tell Deir
'Alla, located about 5 mi.
From Balaam - Related web pages www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/judaica ... |
168.
1973 - The exhibition of
Egyptian antiquities currently at the Grand Palais in Paris possesses an
international importance comparable in the past 40 years only with the
exhibition ofChinese art
organised by Beijing at the Petit Palais in 1973. Instead of
famous ...
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From Apollo Magazine | Egypt's sunken treasures - Related web pages www.apollo-magazine.com/march-2007/66329 ... |
170.
1974 - For most of the male
students, the most impressive part of the tour was the city of Xi'an, where
one of the world's greatest archaeological discoveries came
to light in 1974. The soldiers, horses and weapons representing
the imperial guard of China's first emperor ...
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From Silk Road trip impresses S. Korean students - Related web pages www.chinadaily.com.cn/english/doc/2005-08/20 ... |
172.
Aug 1, 1984 - When a
well-preserved human torso was found by a peat cutter in the Lindow Moss of
the English Midlands on August 1, 1984, it set off an
archaeological investigation as exciting as any detective story. The tools of
20th-century science worked in concert with ...
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From Reading For Pleasure Issue #7 - December 1989 - Related web pages showcase.netins.net/web/chargerhorse/RFP-07.HTM |
174.
Apr 25, 1987 - On April
25th, 1987, we further investigated and analysed 40 tools jointly with
the Institute of Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences,
Cangzhou District, Huanghua County Institute for the Preservation of Cultural
Relics and the China ...
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From MICROLITHS FOUND AT HUANGHUA - Related web pages http-server.carleton.ca/~bgordon/Rice/papers ... |
176.
Nov 15, 1993 - ... ... in
one of the great archaeological discoveries of the century.
This desert storming, ex pected to last several weeks, was planned several
years ago and just happens to be taking place now, the Israeli Antiquities
Authority insisted. But Palestinian archeologists were suspicious. ...
From Two Israeli Archaeologists Search For Religious Scrolls. Israeli Search … - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=vldIAAAAIBAJ ... |
178.
1996 - The Art Gallery of New
South Wales is hosting one of the most importantarchaeological discoveries of
the 20th century - a cache of some 400 stone Buddhas uncovered in a sports
field in Qingzhou in China in 1996.
From First Cut: Sydney gallery hosts 'lost Buddhas' (ABC News in Science) - Related web pages www.abc.net.au/news/video/2008/08/29/2350610 ... |
180.
1997 - In 1997,
when English Heritage, Scarborough District Council and the Strickland-
Constable estate began work on the site, the abbey and its surroundings were
a mess. Car parks stretched across the headland, visitor facilities were ugly
and unsatisfactory, there ...
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From Look what they've done to this jewel - Related web pages www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/art/3575057/Look ... |
182.
Mar 10, 1999 - His work has
been shown in museums in all capitals of America and in many countries in
Europe . He died on March 10, 1999, when he was 79 years old.
Guayasamin began the design of jewels in precious metals-gold 18 carats and
silver of 900-, utilizing all ...
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From GUAYASAMIN SILVER & GREEN STONE PANDANT & CHAIN (07/10/ … - Related web pages www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/guayasamin ... |
184.
Jul 2000 - In July,
2000, the Boat-Shaped. Coffins of Ancient Shu Kingdom made a surprising
appearance in Commercial Street in Chengdu and was ranked in the ten most
importantarchaeological discoveries of the year.
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186.
Feb 22, 2002 - February
22, 2002 -- I have just received a report this morning that United
States Special Forces, which have been stationed at the Turkish-Iraqi border,
have moved into northern Iraq. (An official update from Anchor Stones:
Wyatt Archaeological DiscoveriesWeb Site ...
From The Breach Between the Church Ages and the Seals Part II -- Crossing … - Related web pages www.biblebelievers.org.au/nl214.htm |
188.
Aug 2003 - Till August
2003, Gardolo di Mezzo was not so well known for its archaeological sites
but for the ruins of the wall of an ancient castle dated to the Middle Ages,
located to the top of the “Doss de Luna”. In occasion of the archaeological
pre-checks of the ...
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From 259. THE ETRUSCANS AND ETRUSCAN; ANTECEDENTS | … - Related web pages amedeoamendola.xanga.com/633614909/259-the ... |
190.
Jun 2004 - T he Kings
Hill/Vasili settlement area was discovered totally by accident by Eastern
Mediterranean University lecturers in June 2004. this discovery
was in fact one of the most significant archaeological discoveries of
the new millennia in Cyprus.
From Kings Hill Of North Cyprus - Article Niche - Related web pages article-niche.com/launch/KINGS-HILL-OF-NORTH ... |
192.
Jun 2005 - In June
2005, one of the most exciting archaeological discoveries was
made at Leptis Magna. During an excavation, archaeologist found five
beautiful mosaics dating back to the first or second century. They are
believed to have been part of a bathhouse and depict ...
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From Leptis Magna - Arch of Severus - Al Khums Libya - Related web pages www.destination360.com/africa/libya/leptis-magna |
194.
Aug 2007 - Roads, Rediscovery
and Research: proceedings of a public seminar onarchaeological discoveries on
national road schemes, August 2007. Archaeology and the National
Roads Authority Monograph Series No. 5. National Roads Authority, Dublin.
From C. McDermott Library Contents - Related web pages homepage.eircom.net/~conormcdermott/Conor ... |
196.
Nov 16, 2008 - The
exhibition, which opened on November 16, 2008, was inspired by
one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th
century. Featuring over 100 works, including 15 terracotta figures, the
exhibition represents one of the largest groups of important...
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From Press Release | High Museum of Art Atlanta - Related web pages www.high.org/main.taf?erube_fh=erblog&erblog ... |
198.
Feb 2, 2010 - Professor
Donald Wiseman, a great archaeologist and Assyriologist, died onFebruary
2, 2010 at the age of 91. Wiseman was an evangelical Christian who
made several attempts at demonstrating the connection between archaeological
discoveries and Old Testament stories.
From Dr. Claude Mariottini - Professor of Old Testament: February 2010 - Related web pages doctor.claudemariottini.com/2010_02_01_archive ... |
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