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A link, a bit hillarious maybe (the wings) and perhaps incorrect, but magnificent!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kgm9yxJQDTw

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Pauline

Thank you for your comment.Yes, they named the place the "New Amphipolis' because of the importance of the findings.

Recent finds in Pieria (Macedonia) have been found such as arch-like houses and graves.

Here is the link for the entire article

http://www.lifo.gr/now/culture/56967

and here are 2 photos

Hi all Christmas present! A new volume by Latsis Foundation presenting the most important cemetery in ancient Athens has arrived. http://www.latsis-foundation.org/megazine/publish/ebook.php?book=77&preloader=1 Some of the findings (mostly parts of vases with presentations) are most likely photog...

My dear fellow the bull is a usual figure in the art of ancient Greece from the Minoan era. I was simply refering to the bull being presented in a frontal way as being rare occurence in painting.

Possibly the second one. Anyway its really very very rare a representation full frontal of a bull (if i see well) and its a evidence of a new concept in painting.

Well this the famous Abul Simbel statues (Ramses is depicted 4 times) but I know nothing of the epigraph you speak of.

I had this photo set aside years ago from an old french magazine because the rare angle of the photo shows how the enormous statue hands were paced on the thighs. There was a similarity in the way the hands move with certain greek 6th BC seated statues in Samos island. These are however old observat...

The Greek tv show "Overthrow" - The entitre truth about Amphipolis - yesterday aired this episode about Amphipolis. http://www.megatv.com/anatropi/default.asp?catid=26404&subid=2&pubid=34156777 In the episode some of the most well-known archaeologists of Greece talk about their ta...

The Greek tv show "Overthrow" - The entitre truth about Amphipolis - yesterday aired this episode about Amphipolis. http://www.megatv.com/anatropi/default.asp?catid=26404&subid=2&pubid=34156777 In the episode some of the most well-known archaeologists of Greece talk about their tak...

I also want to see the photo of the bones at the moment of the finding. They are not presentable? They are not pretty enough ? We will see them in the presence of the Prime Minister?
God only ONE photo.

1) The sex of the deceased can be found within ONE MINUTE
2) Also ( ROUGHLY) the age
3) Also a trained eye can distinguish within a few hours (ROUGHLY) injuries and other stresses.
Therefore i expect some announcement. SOON

Zebedee wrote:If this is an inhumation, and that isn't a little box of remains there but a coffin, then it does get very interesting.

The skeleton is almost 'INTACT'

13.30 pm.Found the dead -skeleton in Amphipolis tomb, third chamber.

These are brilliant mosaics and surely a major find. Shame we don't know their date. I think 2th century BC. The city of Seleukia-Apameia has a long long archeological history.( google) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdE9EB67rMg Also look the link above PS Apameia was the only anatolian wife not to...