Bronze Age village found under a Roman city
January 27, 2016
At Aquileia, once one of Europe’s key market towns and a World Heritage site, archaeologists have found remains of a large Bronze Age village.
At Aquileia, once one of Europe’s key market towns and a World Heritage site, archaeologists have found remains of a large Bronze Age village.
Post-Hurricane Sandy housing project. Santiago lost many homes, but few people. Numbers of projects are named for countries whose aid built them.
That’s not a tourist buggy; it serves as a waterfront area “bus.” Santiago still has many horse-drawn wagons and carts of all sorts, mixed with
Wifi’s in short supply, but every sunny day sees colorful wash hanging out all over town; washers are more common than dryers!
A new contender emerges for world’s longest flight: Doha-to-Auckland on Qatar Airways planned route, using a 777-300ER.
Hainan Airlines just added LA to their routes and are trying to bolster their international presence
Marilyn Jones explores the beautiful scenery of the Painted Desert and Petrified Forest National Park
The best-known of Palermo’s four markets, the Vucciria winds through the narrow streets of the city’s historic center.
At Aquileia, once one of Europe’s key market towns and a World Heritage site, archaeologists have found remains of a large Bronze Age village.
Post-Hurricane Sandy housing project. Santiago lost many homes, but few people. Numbers of projects are named for countries whose aid
That’s not a tourist buggy; it serves as a waterfront area “bus.” Santiago still has many horse-drawn wagons and carts
Wifi’s in short supply, but every sunny day sees colorful wash hanging out all over town; washers are more common
A new contender emerges for world’s longest flight: Doha-to-Auckland on Qatar Airways planned route, using a 777-300ER.
Hainan Airlines just added LA to their routes and are trying to bolster their international presence
Marilyn Jones explores the beautiful scenery of the Painted Desert and Petrified Forest National Park
The best-known of Palermo’s four markets, the Vucciria winds through the narrow streets of the city’s historic center.