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  • Egyptian archaeologists uncover ancient inscriptions in Temple of Esna

    10/23/2022 12:58:51 PM PDT · by SunkenCiv · 31 replies
    Al-Monitor ^ | October 2, 2022 | Ahmed Gomaa
    The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced Sept. 22 that the joint Egyptian-German archaeological mission working on the Temple of Esna in Luxor governorate (south Egypt) has restored several inscriptions, drawings and colors in the temple’s ceiling...The Temple of Esna, near the west bank of the Nile River in the city of Esna in southern Egypt, was begun during the reign of Roman Emperor Claudius in the first century AD and finished in the era of Emperor Decius between 249-251. It was dedicated to the ancient deity Khnum, who is usually depicted with the head of a ram...The colors...
  • Colchester's Roman past unearthed in hospital excavation

    06/01/2022 11:34:18 AM PDT · by SunkenCiv · 7 replies
    Essex Gazette-Standard ^ | May 24th 2022 | Daniel Rees, Trainee Reporter
    Archaeologists have opened the former site of Essex County Hospital to members of the public for the first time in two years to share progress on the excavations...The former hospital site, which is in Lexden Road, closed permanently in 2018 , with plans for 120 homes on the site approved two years later.Before construction begins on the new housing development, however, Colchester Archaeological Trust has been allowed to excavate significant portions of land surrounding the 19th century structure, with work ongoing since 2020.Although it has been a fruitful two years of excavations, Mr Wightman told visitors on Friday no high...
  • City of Fables Unearths Real Heroes from Roman Era

    02/12/2005 8:48:49 PM PST · by wagglebee · 31 replies · 1,162+ views
    Reuters ^ | 2/11/05 | Jeremy Laurence
    COLCHESTER, England (Reuters) - It is the home of Humpty Dumpty, Old King Cole and Camelot -- or so legend has it. But archeologists raking over the past can now go one better for the English city of Colchester. After painstaking excavation work they have proof of real heroes from the ancient world. Last month they revealed the remains of a Roman Circus or chariot racing track. In the past 30 years archeologists in the city have unearthed evidence dating back to Roman rule over 2,000 years ago, rewriting British history along the way. The circus underlines the city's importance...