7 days ago by Sean Williams

Austrian archaeologists have unearthed the oldest cuneiform seal inscription fragment ever found in Egypt. The piece dates to the Old Babylonian reign of King Hammurabi, who brought the world its first code of law, between 1792 - 1750 BC. Egypt's culture minister Farouk Hosni announced the discovery ...

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8 days ago by Zahi Hawass

The Austrian Archaeological mission from the Austrian Archaeological Centre in Egypt unearthed a fragment of a cuneiform seal impression dating to the last decades of the Babylonian Kingdom. read more

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10 days ago by xmas

Product Description Leonard William King was an English archaeologist and Assyriologist. He collected stone inscriptions widely in the Near East, taught Assyrian and Babylonian archaeology at King’s College for a number of years, and published a large number of works on these subjects. He is also kn ...

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15 days ago by Glen Gordon

In my previous post (Odysseus, Uthuze and Utnapishtim), I finished off with the dangling idea that the name Odysseus had reached Anatolia and the Aegean by the second millenium BCE. This shouldn't be a provocative speculation given the facts and communis opinio. However, the question is exactly how ...

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16 days ago by Stephen Smuts

The Guardian (UK) reports on a suppressed report that reveals the archaeological treasures that were dug up after Gulf war… A secret report on the chequered history of priceless Aramaic bowls loaned to a leading university has exposed an apparent attempt to cover up UK academic connections to a pote ...

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17 days ago by Glen Gordon

I've been dwelling the past few days on the origin of Etruscan words. Many words appear to be of Doric origin and then there are even older loanwords, it seems, showing Anatolian IE, West Semitic and Egyptian influence. On the topic of the origin of the Etruscan name, Uθuze (''ET Cy G.1'' and ''OI G ...

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20 days ago by tzofiya

This extensive study of historical international law, the duties of a government and civil disobedience applies as much today, as Israel plan to "disengage" all Jews from Arab occupied lands in Israel, as in 2005.

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26 days ago by Stephen Smuts

The Austrian Times is mentioning this new exciting find, by Austrian archaeologists, in Egypt. It is said to provide proof of contact between the ancient Egyptians and the Babylonians. Austrian archaeologists have found a Babylonian seal in Egypt that confirms contact between the Babylonians and the ...

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30 days ago by aishamaria

Cuneiform was the system of writing used most extensively in the ancient Middle East. Cuneiform was employed for writing a number of languages from about the end of the 4th millennium BC until about the 1st century BC. The most widely used and historically significant writing system of the ancient M ...

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35 days ago by yahstruthseeker

NOTE: Catholicism and YHWH do not mix. Roman Catholism is steeped in idolatry and has nothing to do with Yahushua-or His life, His ministry, His Crucifixion, Resurrection and Ascension to the Right hand of Father YHWH!!! NOTICE THE LIST BELOW. NOTICE HOW BABYLON INVENTED THE DOCTRINE TO WORSHIP THE ...

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