[SunkenCiv]

• Archaeologica links:
  • Lost since 1362: Researchers discover the church of a sunken medieval trading place Phys
  • Scientists discover 417 Mayan cities in Guatemala's forested area Daily Sabah
  • Puzzling rings may be finger loops from prehistoric weapon systems, research finds Phys
  • Dozens of Native remains from western Mass. still in museums, despite decades-old repatriation law New England Public Media
  • South China Sea shipwrecks give clues about historic Silk Road trade routes The Guardian
  • ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNCOVER FIRST SHOTS OF THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR Heritage Daily
  • ARCHAEOLOGISTS DISCOVER CAVE PAINTINGS USING DRONES Heritage Daily
  • Alderney dig uncovers potential Bronze Age skeleton BBC
  • Archaeologists Discover the Oldest Known Blueprints Smithsonian Magazine
  • Earliest evidence of wine consumption in the Americas found in Caribbean Cranfield University
  • Ancient Egypt coffins undergo CT scan at Shaare Zedek Medical Center Jerusalem Post
  • TOMB FROM THE ICHMA CULTURE FOUND IN PERU Heritage Daily
  • COMPLETE SUIT OF ARMOUR FOUND IN EXCAVATIONS AT SPANISH CASTLE Heritage Daily
  • Humans were using fire in Europe 50,000 years earlier than previously thought Phys
  • Greece recovers hundreds of stolen artefacts BBC
  • ARCHAEOLOGISTS FIND ROCK CARVED FACE AT BENIDORM'S ROMAN FORT Heritage Daily
  • Ancient Humans in Europe Started Controlling Fire Far, Far Earlier Than We Thought Science Alert
  • ROMAN TEMPLE THOUGHT TO BE DEDICATED TO MARS COULD ACTUALLY HAVE BEEN USED TO WORSHIP MANY GODS University of Winchester

[jcon40]

Ping

[Grimmy]

Did it get “Guamed”?

Meaning, too many people showed up to worship one day and it flipped over and sank?

[oldplayer]

Of course, it’s climate change, SunkenCiv. This church was thriving before President Donald Trump was elected. It’s not thriving now. So come to your own conclusion, but follow the science.