Celebrating Nature on 7 Continents: Africa, part 3 – Pate, Kenya
May 15, 2016
A boat stranded on a sandbar poses a challenge. Wait for the tide to rise, or go explore? Guess what Kirsten Hines did…..
A boat stranded on a sandbar poses a challenge. Wait for the tide to rise, or go explore? Guess what Kirsten Hines did…..
British archaeologists have found evidence that cheese-making in the high Alpine regions may date back to the Iron Age, 3000 years ago.
I am probably biased but Abdul is a fantastic Egyptologist—nothing can beat a local guide when travelling in a new area. In the early hours
Parts of a Viking runestone, sketched in 1767 and missing since shortly after, have now been found in a farmyard and will now be displayed in a museum.
As laws change in Italy to favor development over preservation, archaeologists worry that the country’s ancient heritage is being lost.
The British Museum has topped the list of most-visited tourist attractions in Britain for the ninth year in a row, drawing over six million visitors,
For those with an Indiana Jones bent, or just a yen to dig deep into the past a British company formed by archeologists is offering
Pompei will open more areas to the public, and create new pathways in an effort to spread out the crowds that endanger the fragile area.
Legends and history books talk about the “disappearance of the Maya” from their cities in Mexico…but they are still very present in Chichen Itza.
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.
A boat stranded on a sandbar poses a challenge. Wait for the tide to rise, or go explore? Guess what Kirsten Hines did…..
British archaeologists have found evidence that cheese-making in the high Alpine regions may date back to the Iron Age, 3000 years ago.
I am probably biased but Abdul is a fantastic Egyptologist—nothing can beat a local guide when travelling in a new
Parts of a Viking runestone, sketched in 1767 and missing since shortly after, have now been found in a farmyard and will now be displayed in a museum.
As laws change in Italy to favor development over preservation, archaeologists worry that the country’s ancient heritage is being lost.
The British Museum has topped the list of most-visited tourist attractions in Britain for the ninth year in a row,
For those with an Indiana Jones bent, or just a yen to dig deep into the past a British company
Pompei will open more areas to the public, and create new pathways in an effort to spread out the crowds that endanger the fragile area.
Legends and history books talk about the “disappearance of the Maya” from their cities in Mexico…but they are still very present in Chichen Itza.
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.