[Documents may prove ancient runestone fake]

What about the Viking Settlement in Newfoundland? Surely that is proof enough?

 

Vikings in Newfoundland

[Split Between English and Scots Older Than Thought]

Looks like a really cool book, I will try to pick up a copy.

[Neanderthal teeth stolen from museum]

Did they find a couple coins in it's place? See if I was a thief I would do that, laughs all 'round.

[Another battle over Zeugma]

Never good to see things like this happen.

[College students to search for lost city]

A group from my school goes to Panama every year for a 3 week archaeology dig/study, looks like fun.

[Hi Lynch]

500x88 for banners or 90x30 for buttons.

[Hi Lynch]

Alright you;re on the links page, and if you have a graphic I can put on my main page just send it to me on MSN, and we'll be all set!

[Hi Lynch]

Yes, but of course! do you have any link banners or buttons, I'd be happy to slap one on the front page for you!

[My reenactment]

Drinking Stout all day is my Job! You make me proud Moon lol

[My reenactment]

A Terrier? looks like a cat to me Moon.

[My reenactment]

Can't wait!

[Mysteries of celtic bog butter uncovered]

Biscuits anyone?

[My reenactment]

I think Yahoo allows for more space, 4 mb if my memory serves me right.

[The truth behind the legend of St. Patrick]

Some good info, thanks! I'm ashamed I don't know more about Saint Patrick, I was named after him for God's sake! I never knew he had gone to Rome and written an account of his life.

[Edinburgh 'the real Jerusalem'?]

I was looking for info about that underground business, and I found this, did'nt know where to post it, and it's unrelated to the underground 'layer' but I found it both interesting and somewhat amusing.

 

http://home.earthlink.net/~walterk12/Celti.../Edinburgh.html

[Romans and Astronomy]

Well Celts studied the skies as part of the Pagan Religion, obviously the heavens were a big deal for them, I'd have to agree the Roman's interest in the stars, would be more weather related than anything. But of course I could be wrong! I watched an interesting show called Secrets of the Dark Ages, where they basically explore the role, and important contributions of so-called 'barbarians'. Even though It's called Secrets of the Dark Ages many of the episodes cover roman times. I must say after watching that show I begin to wonder exactly how much the romans thought of themselves!

[Forgotten city lies beneath Edinburgh]

one of my scottish friends had mentioned stories about that, underground thing always seem to be more interesting than above ground

[Roman treasure found in pond dig]

Metal Detectors are great fun! I found mostly old bottle caps and some nails but it's still interesting.

[Some photo albums]

Very cool pictures, thanks for sharing!

[Remains of Viking Harbor Complex Found]

Interesting stuff, never would have thought the remains of a Viking wharf would be so rare.

[Iraq Could Rewrite Archaeology Books]

Sounds like quite the project moon, let me know if you need any help!

[The Monty Python Thread]

Ahh perfect, thanks brother!

[The Monty Python Thread]

I been trying to find the exact script for that Grim Reaper with the Americans skit, loved that!

[The passion of the christ]

The only factor that would make someone not want to watch this movie, besides lack of interest in the subject or disagreeing with the way it was written, would be the constant graphic violence. If the sight of blood, beating, and the like makes you squirm I would advise against subjecting yourself to 2 and half hours of it.

[The passion of the christ]

I just saw it today, loved it! I was glad to see the story of Christ without sugar coating. I did'nt see anything that would lead me to be anti-jewish, guess they're just afraid that people may realise they havent always been the 'victims'.I would recommend everyone even if you are not religious to go and see this movie, it is very powerful, and does what movies should do in my opinion, make people think!