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Oetzi the Shaman and the Iceman's Curse
Remember Oetzi, the 5,300-year-old ice man found back in 1991?
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| posted 3/6/2005 10:51:11 PM
Archaeology Finds: Biblical Edom, St. Paul's Tomb
News of the discoveries of St Paul's tomb and biblical Edom.
Read more | posted 2/22/2005 4:07:59 PM
The Incompetence of the Intelligent Designer
Many conservatives still won't embrace the principles of evolution, so the newest counter tactic is pseudo-scientific Intelligent Design.
Read more | posted 2/21/2005 5:49:07 PM
Who Wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls?
It has been long thought that the Essenes wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls, but recent archaeology by two prominent Israeli scholars think otherwise.
Read more | posted 2/19/2005 9:52:15 PM
New Coptic Texts Found!
Archaeologists have found a collection of Coptic writings buried under a sixth-century monastery.
Read more | posted 2/19/2005 6:10:32 PM
German Scholar Is Exposed As Fraud
Professor Reiner Protsch was forced to retire after trying to sell the university's entire chimpanzee skull collection to the United States.
Read more | posted 2/18/2005 5:16:29 PM
Medieval Love Rings from East Sussex
A number of golden love rings have been found in a field near Lewes and date to Medieval times.
Read more | posted 2/14/2005 6:00:23 PM
What did Jesus look like?
Forensic experts in Italy have created a computer-generated sketch of what Jesus may have looked like.
Read more | posted 2/12/2005 4:57:05 PM
King Gilgamesh's Tomb Found?
An article claims that archaeologists may have found King Gilgamesh's tomb outside the city of Uruk.
Read more | posted 1/30/2005 3:56:49 PM
Dating the Shroud of Turin (Again)
The Shroud of Turin is the piece of cloth believed to have been wrapped around Jesus' body after he was crucified.
Read more | posted 1/27/2005 3:45:39 PM
Reopening the Villa of the Papyri Excavation
It seems that the Herculaneum Society is looking to raise funding for continued excavations of the Villa of the Papyri.
Read more | posted 1/26/2005 4:01:40 PM
Forgeries in the News: James Ossuary and Jehoash Tablet
I meant to mention this a while ago, but a while back, two promising discoveries were made.
Read more | posted 1/26/2005 3:50:02 PM
Ruins of Manichean center discovered
The ruins of what is believed to be the center of Mani (216-276 C.E.), the founder of Manicheanism, was discovered.
