OUDaily.com Students help trace state’s past with American bison bones
OU anthropology students on a dig.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Pictures: Ancient Chariot Fleet, Horses Unearthed in China
Pictures: Ancient Chariot Fleet, Horses Unearthed in China
Horses buried with the chariot. Weird.
Horses buried with the chariot. Weird.
Shackleton's 104-Year-Old Biscuit Sold : Discovery News
Shackleton's 104-Year-Old Biscuit Sold : Discovery News
1250 pounds would have gotten you this historic biscuit that almost made it to the South Pole.
1250 pounds would have gotten you this historic biscuit that almost made it to the South Pole.
Monday, October 10, 2011
An Ancient Tale Of War, An Ode To Epic Mythology : NPR
An Ancient Tale Of War, An Ode To Epic Mythology : NPR
A nice review of David Malouf's "Ransom," which retells the story of the encounter of Priam and Achilles over the body of Hector. I have not read "Ransom," but almost all this reviewer's passionate comments about the immediacy of emotions could apply to my feelings about Malouf's "An Imaginary Life," about Ovid in exile.
A nice review of David Malouf's "Ransom," which retells the story of the encounter of Priam and Achilles over the body of Hector. I have not read "Ransom," but almost all this reviewer's passionate comments about the immediacy of emotions could apply to my feelings about Malouf's "An Imaginary Life," about Ovid in exile.
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Vladimir Putin diving discovery was staged, spokesman admits - Telegraph
Vladimir Putin diving discovery was staged, spokesman admits - Telegraph
I am shocked! Putin is not really an archaeologist who finds ancient Greek amphorae while diving on vacation in the Black Sea!
I am shocked! Putin is not really an archaeologist who finds ancient Greek amphorae while diving on vacation in the Black Sea!
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Mythology in the News
Model who killed, cooked husband seeks parole - US news - Crime & courts - msnbc.com
She seems unlikely to be paroled.
She seems unlikely to be paroled.
Monday, October 3, 2011
World's Earliest Christian Engraving Shows Surprising Pagan Elements | History of Religion & Roman Artifacts | Second-Century Philosopher Valentinus & Early Christian Writings | LiveScience
World's Earliest Christian Engraving Shows Surprising Pagan Elements History of Religion & Roman Artifacts Second-Century Philosopher Valentinus & Early Christian Writings LiveScience
An old inscription from the Capitoline Museum in Rome has been dated using forms of the Greek letters. Thought to be 2nd cent. CE.
An old inscription from the Capitoline Museum in Rome has been dated using forms of the Greek letters. Thought to be 2nd cent. CE.
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