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I hope it's not another "king TuT" cavity.

E.P
This video plays very choppy for me. Both the video and audio are breaking up. Your previous video does not have these issues for me.
regards Ernie

The holed stone of lancaster NH reminds me of the well cover stones I have seen. I live in rural New England. http://oldwoodworkshop.com/salvaged_antique_stone.htm

hmm that link didn't last long..try this one http://www.oldenewenglandsalvage.com/st ... ne148.html

"It's mainly been learning new software." .. I feel your pain E.P. It does appear to have paid off though !

Informational videos are much more difficult to create than I ever realized. I learned this the hard way while trying to do a very short one for the town historical society. For inspiration I watched over and over a true master, professor Richard Holmes. His speaking cadence, enthusiasm for the subj...

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Rock Art: Mother and Child

blink...blink...blink blink blink... ..wow Springhead......your world must be filled with ancient miniature art, artifacts and tools.

Scroll back to Circ's post of 5-11 and click the link. Not looking good. Bummer...Amphipolis all over again Lawrence Conyers, a professor at the University of Denver who literally wrote the book on the use of ground-penetrating radar (GPR)......"All I know is that I am happy I didn't fly half ...

What the heck ever came of that..I have not heard a peep about what was behind the wall. Are we still stuck in the never ending Xray analysis loop?
Oh yeah,,Hello EP

When I first looked at the pictures of the artifacts I seriously thought springhead was just trolling the forum. Shawomets last post convinced me that the OP could be sincere...mistaken but sincere.

This is very disheartening. I hope the Greek people can pass through these difficult times safely and quickly.

«On November 22nd, the Minister of Culture will give an interview about the findings and the works that will be undertaken next.
«On November 29th chief archaeologist Ms. Katerina Peristeri will present the results of the excavation in the Auditorium of the Ministry of Culture in Athens.»

The chief archaeologist's opinion is that it is the body of a Macedonian general. If that is true, then why was the body not cremated ? Is this not the normal Hellenic custom for males ?

Archaeology - it's not just about digging. http://greece.greekreporter.com/2014/11/07/the-politics-buried-in-the-amphipolis-tomb-and-macedonia/ The Politics Buried in the Amphipolis Tomb and Macedonia ..I Have been wondering why this hill has just now gotten so much attention..politics rears it's h...

Very interesting, Ernie. Especially the last bit in English where she speculates that the tomb was built in the hope of recovering Alexander's body from Egypt. That makes it a cenotaph - not a tomb. Yes indeed...Olympias wanted Perdiccas ,companion and self professed heir to Alexander, to marry her...

http://www.alphatv.gr/shows/informative ... tio-291014 Skip to about the 5 minute mark..unless you speak Greek of course...two interviews with english speaking archaeologists