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Medusa Mosaic to be shielded for winter protection

Medusa Mosaic to be shielded for winter protection
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Appropriations - Germane Barnes - What We Once Were

Anti-colonial discourse has presented an opportunity to better understand the legacy of Africa as it pertains to the architected environment. One such area is that of classical architecture and the legacies of North Africa.

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Debunking the City of David Temple Myth with Archaeologist Dr Scott Stripling - Associates for Biblical Research

Properly interpreting the biblical text and corresponding archaeological evidence is crucial when debunking the City of David Temple myth.

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Archaeologists Unearth Two Luxury Roman Townhouses In Nimes, France

The Luxurious Townhouses Of The Nime’s Roman Elite These two Roman townhouses proved to be larger and more labyrinthine that expected, based on the findings of preliminary excavations. This, along with their central location, suggests they were occupied by prominent personages who held prestigious positions in the local business or political communities. Nimes was an especially important city since it had been handpicked to be the regional capital by the Roman Emperor Augustus during his visit to the city in approximately 16 BC. Consequently, those who were responsible for protecting and promoting Roman interests in the city were in a highly privileged position, socially and financially, and would have been expected to live accordingly.

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