ancientstuff
ancientstuff
A journey of wonder
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Egyptologist // hieroglyphs // language lover // favourite word is ancient // she her
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ancientstuff · 13 hours ago
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Frustrating but fun, I reckon
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ancientstuff · 3 days ago
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Very interesting findings about the ancient Egyptian family. This is doctoral research that I very much hope gets published.
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ancientstuff · 4 days ago
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Love this type of garden. Such a wonderful example of experimental archaeology.
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ancientstuff · 4 days ago
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Roman depictions of dolphins always look so odd. Nice mosaic, though.
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ancientstuff · 4 days ago
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Almost unbelievably large. You know what they say about big feet...
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ancientstuff · 4 days ago
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HUGE villa! Seems to go on and on and on and...
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ancientstuff · 4 days ago
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Honestly, nothing ever changes.
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ancientstuff · 4 days ago
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Hugely useful. So many excavations don't get published for one reason or another, like the death of the principle investigator.
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ancientstuff · 4 days ago
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Interesting article on how government policies on archaeological finds can abet antiquities theft.
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ancientstuff · 4 days ago
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This kind of discovery makes the past seem realer, somehow, more present.
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ancientstuff · 5 days ago
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A fascinating, long, and relatively academic article on the 'invisibility' of Egyptian archaeologists in the early 20th century. The paradigm shift Doyon discusses has been slow in the making, but is extremely important in the field of Egyptology as a whole.
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ancientstuff · 12 days ago
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Ugh. Humans being humans.
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ancientstuff · 14 days ago
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Follow-up to the article I posted earlier this week.
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ancientstuff · 14 days ago
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The article says that the wood was crushed, but the photo shows something that looks like a log cabin. Reconstruction, I'm sure.
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ancientstuff · 16 days ago
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Well, of course no-one knows why. We hardly ever do know why when it comes to ancient stuff.
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ancientstuff · 16 days ago
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So some dating to the period of their original authors? That's incredible.
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ancientstuff · 16 days ago
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I love the decoration on these. Wonderful use of stone.
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