[SunkenCiv]

Here are the other GGG topics introduced since the previous Digest ping:

• 14th-Century Shipwreck Found in Stockholm [2006]
• Archaeological Remains of Oldest Liburnian Port Discovered in Novigrad Sea near Posedarje [2020]
• Christopher Columbus statue torn down, thrown in lake by protesters [2020]
• Discovering the prehistoric monuments of Arabia [2020]
• Discovery of the oldest Chinese work of art [2020]
• The Disgraceful Howard Zinn [2020]
• DNA increases our understanding of contact between Stone Age cultures [2020]
• Forrest Fenn confirms his treasure has been found [2020]
• Fossil tracks left by an ancient crocodile that 'ran like an ostrich' [2020]
• Greco-Roman Catacombs of St. George Reopen in Old Cairo [+video] [2020]
• Ground-Penetrating Radar Reveals Entire Ancient Roman City [Falerii Novi] [2020]
• Hillary Legacy as Secretary of State: A Pictorial Essay of Shipwrecks [2016]
• Human waves populated the Caribbean islands [2020]
• Humans and Neanderthals: less different than polar and brown bears [2020]
• June 6, 1944, D-Day: The Invasion That Saved The World [2020]
• Mystery surrounds 'little Mummy' in Pompeii [2020]
• On June 10, 1964, Democrats' 57-day filibuster of the Civil Rights Act ended [2020]
• Pinpointing the origins of Jerusalem's Temple Mount [2020]
• The Quest to Find -- and Save -- the World's Most Famous Shipwreck [2020]
• Radiocarbon dating pins date for construction of Uyghur complex to the year 777 [2020]
• Rare evidence of 5,000-year-old fabric discovered in Orkney [2020]
• Rioters deface monument honoring all-black regiment of Union Civil War soldiers [2020]
• Scientists detect unexpected widespread structures near Earth's core [2020]
• Scientists Discover Strange New Tarantula Species With 'Horn' on Its Back in Southwestern Africa [2020]
• Statue of the last Byzantine Emperor is unveiled in Piraeus [2020]
• Subsea "Poseidon" Pipeline: Discovery of three ancient shipwrecks during an archaeological research [2020]
• Treasure chest hidden in Rocky Mountains finally found [2020]
• Women with Neandertal gene give birth to more children [2020]

[nwrep]

Isn’t AD 300 a bit late to be called the Roman Iron Age?