Posted in Antiscience, Archaeology on September 6, 2005 | 1 Comment »
It’s a common question. The answer might be from aerial photos, survey, finds from fieldwalking, or simply that people have dug there before. It seems archaeologists at Cambridge University have their own special tools. Found on Amazon and very real.
It seems slightly at odds with the work of their Illicit Antiquities Research Centre who produce [...]
Posted in Ancient History, Vidi on September 6, 2005 | 1 Comment »
While I may feel a little guilty at still not having Aquarius up and running because of my photo experiments, there’s a good chance that I wouldn’t have had it ready for this week anyway. I keep reading interesting stuff.
The OUP blog has an excerpt from Bryan Ward-Perkin’s The Fall of Rome .
It is [...]
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