CHALLENGING THE PAST: Mycenaean jewellery from Egyptian gold...
Archaeology and gold.
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Showing posts with label archeaology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label archeaology. Show all posts
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Francois Bordes
Crabtree has gone the way of Bordes.
Who can tell us stories of paramoudras now?
Who knows a knowledgeable Hibernia antiquarian?
Who can tell us stories of paramoudras now?
Who knows a knowledgeable Hibernia antiquarian?
Knapping
It doesn't seem easy to catch Don Crabtree knapping these days.
I suspect that he could tell us a story of paramoudras if he would.
I suspect that he could tell us a story of paramoudras if he would.
Labels:
archeaology,
Don Crabtree,
knapping
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
A Worthy Quest
Who sets a worthy quest?
Who will sponsor an interested Irish youth on a worthy quest?
Which schools are teaching the highest level of archeology in Ireland?
Who is bringing more practical archaeology to Ireland?
There is more than one girl or boy vitally interested in the pre-history of the people on the island.
Who will sponsor an interested Irish youth on a worthy quest?
Which schools are teaching the highest level of archeology in Ireland?
Who is bringing more practical archaeology to Ireland?
There is more than one girl or boy vitally interested in the pre-history of the people on the island.
Labels:
archeaology,
Ireland,
Irish,
pre-history,
quest,
youth
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