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Four Water Cisterns Found At The Ancient City Of Metropolis - Vimarsana News

Four Water Cisterns Found At The Ancient City Of Metropolis

This year represents the 30th year of excavations at Metropolis and Dr. Serdar Aybek , head of the department of archaeology at Turkey’s Manisa Celal Bayar University, told Hurriyet Daily News that a team of researchers had unearthed four monumental interconnected subterranean structures . The four water cisterns were found under the acropolis, the highest part of the city, beneath a seven-meter (23-foot) earth fill dating to the Late Roman period, roughly 1,500 years ago. An article in Archaeology News Network says the people of Metropolis built these cisterns during the Byzantine pe...

The Great Mountain Citadel of Perperikon and the Dionysian Cult - Vimarsana News

The Great Mountain Citadel of Perperikon and the Dionysian Cult

In its most ancient history, the Perperikon site was nothing more than a natural formation of wind beaten rock. However, its location and strategic position made it a gathering point for numerous cultures and civilizations over time. Its citadel-like role would emerge only later in its historic life: early on it was mostly religious in nature. Prehistoric cultures of Europe - mostly in the Neolithic - were drawn to such jutting rocks, making them an object of worship. There were plenty of flourishing Megalithic cultures in the Rhodope mountain range, and in fact, Perperikon is clear proof of...

Archaeological trove spanning millennia emerges from construction work in ancient Jaffa - Archaeology - Vimarsana News

Archaeological trove spanning millennia emerges from construction work in ancient Jaffa - Archaeology

Follow Dec. 19, 2020 From a baby buried in a jar more than 3,500 years ago to a uniform button lost by a British soldier in the 20th century, Israeli archaeologists scurrying to excavate ancient Jaffa ahead of construction projects have made a trove of new discoveries. The new finds include burials and homes, farms and assorted artifacts dating from prehistory to today. They reveal snapshots of everyday life (and death) in Jaffa, one of the oldest port towns in the world and today part of Tel Aviv.

MSNBC Kasie DC October 7, 2019 00:24:00 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Kasie DC October 7, 2019 00:24:00

Farm economy in nye my district it's all the tweeting tariffs out with china and watching what's happening to the markets. and that assistance we're giving farmers is a joke. for the average dairy farmer it's 1% of the cost of 100 weight. it's not even close to helping them. my soy bean farmers are hurting, corn growers are hurting. that's the reality. that's why i think donald trump will have real problems in places like wisconsin next year. >> congressman mark pocan, thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> sure. thank you. >> this ukraine situation is a straightforward and simple argument...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190727:00:22:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190727:00:22:00

2012, had another child. but didn't legally get married until last year. when asked about the latest separation she said, "wow, i can't comment on that. i'm sorry, i can't say anything." then there is controversy surrounding her other marriage. in 2009 she married another man. investigative reporter david steinberg and judicial watch claim they have significant evidence to prove that her first husband is ilhan omar's brother. and she married him as a sham to get him in the country. fox cannot confirm the reports. but we can confirm that ilhan omar was found to have violated campaign finance la...