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srichardson to markcav, eshchar and danny 4 weeks ago
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danny checked-in 7 weeks ago
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Already missing Timna’s copper…and I guess the people were fine…
@Eshchar @SRichardson @MarkCav
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danny checked-in 8 weeks ago
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If we were all an Nubian ibex, who would win in the inevitable clash of horns?
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Obviously whoever was the horniest
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danny checked-in 8 weeks ago
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Copper vein in Timna. Apparently, this is what all the hullabaloo is about…
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Sarah checked-in 2 months ago
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Minoan Snake Goddess figurines, c. 1600 BCE,
Two Minoan snake goddess figurines were excavated in 1903 in the Minoan palace at Knossos in the Greek island of Crete. The decades-long excavation program led by the English archaeologist Arthur Evans greatly expanded knowledge and awareness of the Bronze Age Minoan civilization, but Evans…
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danny checked-in 2 months ago
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Those coordinates are incorrect. You’ll need to go back out there and correct them, and take a video while you’re at it
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Copper copper!
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danny checked-in 2 months ago
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A kurkar (כורכר) ridge photographed at Tel Aviv University. Kurkar are lithified sea sand dunes (in Lebanon, they call them ramleh).
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Sarah checked-in 2 months ago
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Our time in Crete was best captured by our day trip to the mountain sanctuary of Iouktas, an open mountain sanctuary overlooking a fertile valley. All that is left is the stones, but the feeling of being amongst a very important, ancient place is best captured as the mist parted to reveal an unprecedented view across the island. Legend has it…
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