Scubarob Adventure Log

Daydreamer by Jessica Drossin Daydreamer by Jessica Drossin Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season! Edited with Beautiful World Fine Art Tints and “Magic” Texture from Texture Pack 2. www.JessicaDrossin.com/store Jessica Drossin: Photos See http://bit.ly/2SHIFPj for more

Photo Of The Day By Dawn Wilson Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Snowy Owl Enjoying the Jersey Beach” by Dawn Wilson. Location: Island Beach State Park,… The post Photo Of The Day By Dawn Wilson appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See http://bit.ly/2MK6rXi for more

Iron Tipped Stakes Detail Guerrilla Warfare of Bach Dang Newly-discovered ´massive´ and ancient wooden stakes are adding to archaeologists knowledge of the famous Battle of Bạch Dang, when Vietnam repelled the Mongol war fleet by luring ships into a booby-trapped river. Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See http://bit.ly/357hd04 for more

Great Orme’s golden age of European trade A Bronze Age copper mine in North Wales is likely to have been the site of Britain’s first mining boom, with a ‘golden age’ of production between c.1600 and 1400 BC seeing its copper travel as far as Brittany and the Baltic, new research suggests. The post Great … See http://bit.ly/2MLwhKr for more

According to legend, in the thirteenth century, a prince of Srivijaya was shipwrecked on the island; he saw a lion there for the first time in his life and took this as a sign that he should found a new city, which he named “Lion City” – Singapura. See http://bit.ly/2ImwNgx for more

Molded by Ole Henrik Skjelstad Molded by Ole Henrik Skjelstad Romsdalen, Norway Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos See http://bit.ly/2MLo1Ku for more

The Woodsmen: Full Episode – Search and Rescue (Season 1, Episode 5) | History See http://bit.ly/2QNCt63 for more

Melts by William Patino Melts by William Patino Looking down upon the unusual landscape of Iceland. William Patino: Photos See http://bit.ly/2F6ePfz for more

Roman vs Britons Battle of AD43 Never Happened Says Academic An archaeologist has been accused of ´inventing´ an AD 43 battle after digging up skeletons of an ancient Britonic tribe. Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See http://bit.ly/2QbExW4 for more

Guan Yin: Goddess of Mercy, Buddha-in-Training Buddhism is usually regarded as a religion which is led by one master – Buddha. However, there are many more ancient legendary masters in this belief system and both male and female characters are honored by Buddhists. Guanyin (Guan Yin) is a bodhisattva – a person who is motivated … See http://bit.ly/2QdJhe4 for more

Maya Palace Emerges from Yucatan Jungle Researchers from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) have confirmed the finding of an impressive Maya palace in the Archaeological Zone of Kulubá, in Yucatán. Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See http://bit.ly/2ZKyZ8f for more

Paying an old pal a visit. by Chun Chau Paying an old pal a visit. by Chun Chau This Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle must be at least 80 years old. He’s huge. Chun Chau: Photos See http://bit.ly/39uVKRV for more

Lapland, See You Tomorrow! by Carsten Meyerdierks Lapland, See You Tomorrow! by Carsten Meyerdierks www.instagram.com/carstenmeyerdierks Carsten Meyerdierks: Photos See http://bit.ly/2QAvLjn for more

Rays for days by Chun Chau Rays for days by Chun Chau Kim and I went to Kona and did some free diving on a sunny day. Chun Chau: Photos See http://bit.ly/2ZCBUzO for more

Scubarob’s Web Resources include travel websites, blogs, accommodation, and part time jobs useful for the digital nomad. Travel Documents First, be sure to comply with travel regulations in terms of documents (passport, visa, invitations, etc.) and imports. You may check on iVisa.com what your destination requires. Check also if a return ticket is required. Flights … See http://bit.ly/2Y6xGyj for more

Photo Of The Day By Kevin Tempelman Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Aspens in the Snow” by Kevin Tempelman. Location: Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Michigan…. The post Photo Of The Day By Kevin Tempelman appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See http://bit.ly/2ZEQFlR for more

What’s the Truth Behind the All-Seeing Eye of Providence? The Eye of Providence (known also as the all-seeing eye of God) is a well-known and popular symbol. This symbol has been used for centuries in both religious and secular contexts, and therefore its representation can be found in many places. Read more Section:  News Human … See http://bit.ly/37paAb2 for more

In Japan by Daniel Kordan In Japan by Daniel Kordan Danielkordan.com workshop in Japan 🇯🇵 Daniel Kordan: Photos See http://bit.ly/37oSki2 for more

Northumberland Castle by Dylan Toh & Marianne Lim Northumberland Castle by Dylan Toh & Marianne Lim A panorama of the stunning limestone rock formations at Cape Northumberland on the southernmost point of South Australia. The vanishing dawn light would signal a weak of cool weather and low cloud ahead for us. Dylan Toh & Marianne … See http://bit.ly/2ZCS2kG for more

It is now understood that significant human activity was underway in India by the Holocene Period (10,000 years ago) and that many historical assumptions based upon earlier work in Egypt and Mesopotamia need to be reviewed and revised. See http://bit.ly/2IiS7Ue for more

***Mythomania*** by Joachim Bergauer ***Mythomania*** by Joachim Bergauer www.bergauer.cc Joachim Bergauer: Photos See http://bit.ly/2Qt9SCI for more

The Curse of Oak Island: DIG DISCOVERY POINTS TO MONEY PIT (Season 7) | History See http://bit.ly/2Q9XfgP for more

The Man Who Was Wednesday: The Norse Origin of Christmas Christmastide traditions are a glorious amalgamation of customs and practices that have been appropriated wholesale from other belief systems, primarily those of Ancient Rome.  Read more Section:  News History Read Later  See http://bit.ly/2Qxf9sP for more

Why are so few people born on Christmas Day? Christmas and New Year’s are days of celebration in many parts of the world when people gather with family and friends. One thing many typically don’t celebrate on those days is a birthday. Read more Section:  News Mysterious Phenomena Read Later  See http://bit.ly/39tKIwj for more

China’s History With Little People Now Dates to 5,000 Years A new archaeology paper published on Dec. 13 in the International Journal of Paleopathology called the  discovery of a human skeleton in China, with an uncommon form of dwarfism, ´extremely rare´. Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See http://bit.ly/37jgD0L for more

Photo Of The Day By Menx Cuizon Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Rolling Fog” by Menx Cuizon. Location: Yosemite National Park, California. Photo of the Day… The post Photo Of The Day By Menx Cuizon appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See http://bit.ly/39sAhsO for more

Golden Night by Jovana Rikalo Golden Night by Jovana Rikalo ig @jovanarikalo website: jovanarikalo.com “Golden Night” When the city sleeps, the lights are brighter than usual. That is your moment, when the brightest light shines out of you and when you feel like you are dancing in that light. Let it guide you. Photo and … See http://bit.ly/2SEipoU for more

Катя by Nastas’ya Parshina Катя by Nastas’ya Parshina instagram.com/nastasya_parshina Обучаю ретуши по скайпу Nastas’ya Parshina: Photos See http://bit.ly/2SJXalA for more

Misty Creek and Frigid Mountains by Simon W Xu Misty Creek and Frigid Mountains by Simon W Xu Merry Christmas to All ! It was a freezing winter morning with the hot steam from the creek rising prominently in the air. Simon W Xu: Photos See http://bit.ly/358S7xQ for more

Decking the Halls of History: The Pagan Origins of Christmas Decorations The idea of hanging up decorations in the middle of winter is older than Christmas itself. Decorations are mentioned in ancient descriptions of the Roman feast of Saturnalia, which is thought to have originated in the 5th century BC. Read more Section:  News History Important … See http://bit.ly/37meKjY for more

Oshun: African Goddess of Love and Sweet Waters Across many ancient civilizations throughout the world, love was placed under the domain of a certain deity, usually, but not in all cases, a goddess. In the Classical world, for instance, there were Venus and Aphrodite, love goddesses of the Roman and Greek pantheons respectively. In the … See http://bit.ly/2Qu0U8i for more

Masha by Georgy Chernyadyev (Portrait) Masha by Georgy Chernyadyev (Portrait) Paid retouching lessons. Live and video tutorials my retouching techniques and toning in Photoshop and Lightroom My instagram – https://www.instagram.com/georgychernyadyev/ My FB – https://www.facebook.com/imwarrior1982 My site – http://imwarrior.ru My VK – http://vk.com/imwarrior Georgy Chernyadyev (Portrait): Photos See http://bit.ly/2Q6mD7a for more

Merry Christmas everyone! Thank you for your great support in 2019. by Daniel Fleischhacker Merry Christmas everyone! Thank you for your great support in 2019. by Daniel Fleischhacker Many techniques used on this image are demonstrated in my set of in depth video tutorials. Check out my website for more Information. https://www.daniel-photography.eu/Post-Processing _________________ Viele der … See http://bit.ly/2Q8OFz5 for more

The Ancient Egyptian civilization produced the first government to rule an entire nation, covered an entire country thousands of square miles in size and with millions of inhabitants. See http://bit.ly/2Is2swW for more

Italian sunset – Paola, Italy – Seascape photography1.jpg by Giuseppe Milo Italian sunset – Paola, Italy – Seascape photography1.jpg by Giuseppe Milo Copyright by Giuseppe Milo https://milo.photography Giuseppe Milo: Photos See http://bit.ly/39ofVRw for more

Pawn Stars: King of the Katanas | History See http://bit.ly/2QzxzsW for more

Mistletoe: From Toxin-Laced Darts to Fertility Symbol Christmas and mistletoe: have you ever simply asked yourself … why? I have studied plant parasites like mistletoe for almost ten years, and I’m here to tell you that the answer is absolutely fascinating. Read more Section:  News History Ancient Traditions Read Later  See http://bit.ly/2MD8GM3 for more

Iron Age Feasting and Festivities Evidenced at Navan Hill Fort Animal teeth and bones excavated by archaeologists from the ancient Navan Hill Fort site in modern-day County Armagh suggest the location was an ancient center for ritual gatherings. Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See http://bit.ly/37gFvWX for more

Stats Geeks Reveal Shocking Trend in Mortality of Roman Emperors A new study has revealed a fascinating insight into the pattern of violent deaths of Roman emperors. Researchers have been able to create a statistical model of the life expectancy of the rulers of Rome.  Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See http://bit.ly/36bsL3G for more

Portrait by Maxim Maximov Portrait by Maxim Maximov Ph: Maxim Maximov Md: Amalia Apuhtina FB: https://www.facebook.com/the.maksimov BK: https://vk.com/themaksimov Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/the-maksimov Instagram: https://instagram.com/the.maksimov Maxim Maximov: Photos See http://bit.ly/37nfS70 for more

Atonement by William Patino Atonement by William Patino The forests in Fiordland are a safe place for me, one that always provides solace and rest. This section here is less than 10 minutes from my house and is often draped in gold during the afternoon, as the sun makes its way behind the nearby mountains. … See http://bit.ly/2MDlstQ for more

Grey Heron by Georg Scharf Grey Heron by Georg Scharf Hungary Winter 2019 Georg Scharf: Photos See http://bit.ly/2QrerNO for more

Photo Of The Day By Valerie Millett Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Red Rock Winter” by Valerie Millett. Location: Coconino National Forest, Arizona. Photo of the… The post Photo Of The Day By Valerie Millett appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See http://bit.ly/37p8LuN for more

Ancient Egyptian Makeup: Beauty and Protection with Poison It’s sort of like the evil eye, but in reverse: the good eye, brought on by an application of lead-based kohl makeup that was unknowingly poisonous to ancient Egyptians but also had anti-microbial properties. Plus there was the magical aspect of invoking the gods Horus and Ra … See http://bit.ly/2F0gDX9 for more

Indian Roller by Arshad Ashraf Indian Roller by Arshad Ashraf Life would be tragic if it weren’t funny (Stephen Hawking).. Arshad Ashraf: Photos See http://bit.ly/2Q8g982 for more

Church in Heaven by Daniel Fleischhacker Church in Heaven by Daniel Fleischhacker Many techniques used on this image are demonstrated in my set of in depth video tutorials. Check out my website for more Information. https://www.daniel-photography.eu/Post-Processing _________________ Viele der hier angewandten Techniken werden sehr ausführlich in meinen Video Tutorials demonstriert. Mehr Informationen dazu findet Ihr … See http://bit.ly/2F2JvOG for more

tiffany by Eric Snyder tiffany by Eric Snyder window portraits Eric Snyder: Photos See http://bit.ly/353VdmS for more

From Sydney’s sophisticated architecture to the rugged Outback, then to New Zealand’s sheep-dotted plains and cliff-lined fjords; a short stop to Waitomo reveals something about the Maori culture. See http://bit.ly/2I8yQW2 for more

Did Lightning Determine Locations For Neolithic Stone Monuments? A recently published scientific study adopting new technologies has revealed how a lightning strike 5,000 years ago might have inspired Neolithic builders to construct the iconic Callanish Stone circle in the Outer Hebrides archipelago off the west coast of Scotland. Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read … See http://bit.ly/39pxOjc for more

Ancient Aliens: Petroglyphs Reveal Coded Alien Messages (Season 13) | History See http://bit.ly/39nv9Gs for more