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Buried 2,300 Years Ago on the Road to Jerusalem, With Grave Goods Consisting of Nails and a Mirror From the Time of Alexander of Macedonia, Archaeologists Surmise This Woman Was a Greek Courtesan

Well-preserved artifact is found alongside remains, likely of a young woman accompanying a high Hellenic army official on tour of the Holy Land

Archaeologists believe they may have found the grave of a Hetaira, a type of upper-class courtesan from Ancient Greece, for the first time along the old road from Jerusalem to Hebron.

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The unexpected discovery of four impeccably preserved Roman swords, hidden for 1900 years high in a cave in the Judean Desert, brings a slice of turbulent history to the fore.

Researchers from the Israel Antiquities Authority and Ariel University have deemed this find dramatic evidence of a specific moment in history - Click the link for more details.

The weapons cache was most likely hidden by Jewish rebels some 1,900 years ago after being seized from Roman forces.

The cache of four swords and a shafted javelin-like weapon called a pilum was found in a crevice in a cave in the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve near the Dead Sea.

Dr. Wolfgang Ritzdorf, 1955-2023

<p>Final reports on scientific projects in the areas of biomechanics, coaching and development initiated by the IAAF, with help from the IAF (International Athletics Foundation)</p> <p>There is also a wealth of information in the <a href="https://worldathletics.org/nsa">New Studies in Athletics</a> site (soon to be made available here)</p>