All posts tagged "religion"

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  How can scientists believe evolution is compatible with religion?

  Evolution and religion may not be at war after all. True, the two may sometimes seem like incompatible, competing worldviews: evolutionary science...

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  Unique Roman Relief Discovered

  Classical scholars from the Cluster of Excellence discover depiction of unknown god in Turkey – relics from 2,000 years of cult history...

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  The Lost Palace of Henry The VIII

  A small village in Kent might now be the location for a building that would be looked upon as the jewel of...

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  Nazi buddha from space might be fake

  Statue said to have been looted by Nazis may well be from space but expert says it was probably made in the...

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  Discoveries provide evidence of a celestial procession at Stonehenge

  Archaeologists led by the University of Birmingham with the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Archaeological Prospection have discovered evidence of two huge pits...

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  Conservation Works to Mound on Hill of Tara

  Heritage Daily, Mound of the Hostages, Hill of Tara, County Meath, Ireland, Archaeology, Jimmy Deenihan

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  Skellig Michael New Excavations

  The National Monuments Service of Ireland over the summer completed a major investigation of the island monastic site of Skellig Michael which...

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  Nile rock art is at least 15,000 years old

  The Qurta rock art - a series of carved images of birds, animals and some human figures - is at least 15,000...

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  St Paul’s Cathedral before Wren

  The past archaeological lives of the St Paul's Cathedral site have been revealed in a new English Heritage book.

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  Threatened Syrian citadel gives up secrets in midst of conflict

  An archaeologist working in Syria has solved the mystery of why one of Islam’s earliest fortresses dropped out of the historical record...

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  Early Irish Christian Community Had Links To The Mediterranean

  In 2010, a woman discovered what has proved to be a 7th century brooch bearing the Greek symbol for Christ which has...

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  Campaigners plead with Whittam Smith to save Cumbrian castle

  Protests and petitions head for the former Indie editor, now First Church Estates Commissioner, about the Bishop of Carlisle's delectable former home.