[SunkenCiv]

The other GGG topics added since the previous digest ping, alpha:

• After 6 Months, Colossal's "Dire Wolves" Are Twice as Large [07/01/2025]
• Archaeologists Discover Perfectly Preserved Roman Treasure Shipwreck [52:27] [07/03/2025]
• British scientists are taking the "first steps" to make synthetic human DNA [06/30/2025]
• Christian Community Reinhabited Abandoned City of Amarna [07/03/2025]
• Colossal Marble Head Excavated in Roman Street [07/03/2025]
• Evidence of Roman Attack Identified in Southern Italian Town [07/03/2025]
• First ancient genomes from the Green Sahara deciphered [07/02/2025]
• 'Coconut Is Pure Poison' (Harvard Professor) [08/22/2018]
  • Tahitian Vanilla Originated In Maya Forests, Says Botanist [08/24/2008]
• Here's Where the Lincoln Co-Conspirators Were Hanged in DC 150 Years Ago [160 Now] [07/03/2025]
  • Lincoln Conspirator's Remains Buried in Seminole County [07/03/2025]
• Hidden Passageway Rediscovered at Diocletian's Palace [07/03/2025]
• How Old Is Sheffield Castle? [07/01/2025]
• How US Population Compares To First Independence Day [07/03/2025]
• The Lost Thousand Cities of Greek Bactria [18:05] [07/05/2025]
• Lost temple found in mountains reveals secrets of civilization that vanished 1,000 years ago [06/30/2025]
• Oldest Steel Acupuncture Needles Found in Chinese Tomb [07/04/2025]
• Olive Branch Petition written by John Dickinson (PA) adopted by the Continental Congress - July 5, 1775 (250 years ago today) [07/05/2025]
• Pacific Voyagers Transported Rice Across Vast Ocean Stretch [07/01/2025]
• Purdue University to lead expedition to find Amelia Earhart's airplane [07/03/2025]
• Rare Seal from the Time of Ivan III Unearthed in Moscow [07/01/2025]
• Remarkable Medieval Sword Pulled from Dutch River [07/01/2025]
• Remnants of Harbor Breakwater Found at Roman Navy Base [07/04/2025]
• Researcher Pieces Together Wall Plaster Fragments from Roman London [07/03/2025]
• Study Reveals How Ancient Peoples May Have Extracted Animal Teeth [07/01/2025]
• Submerged Blocks of Alexandria's Ancient Lighthouse Lifted from Seafloor [07/04/2025]
• Was there a Middle Class in Ancient Rome? [10:49] [07/04/2025]

[gundog]

Is her name Pandora?

[DeplorableTrumpSupporter]

Are the sure they are women’s names? Do they know what a woman is?

[BradyLS]

Oh. A liquid-holding vessel. Not a water-borne vessel.

[Doctor Congo]

I went down a rabbit hole studying the Kushan Empire. That was fun.
The jar writing should be in the Bactrian language but written with Greek letters.

[FroggyTheGremlim]

“For a good time call Sagkina 555-1212.”

[Bayard]

I thought we were looking for the nuclear wessels....

[Adder]

for onomastic studies and for understanding female naming conventions in the region during the Kushan era. It also provides a rare glimpse into domestic life and social organization at the time.

Why does “female naming conventions”[or male ones] need to be “understood”? Sounds like a lot of blah blah followed by more blah.

No one has mentioned that she had nice jugs...so I will.

[BobL]

“This water jug belongs to the woman Sagkina.”

If they let her vote that would explain why that society collapsed so quickly.

[BubbaBasher]

I was expecting a boat or a ship.

[Theophilus]

for onomastic studies and for understanding female naming conventions in the region during the Kushan era.

How vain!