Scubarob Adventure Log

Ancient Egyptian Egg Ovens That Are Better Than Modern Tech It is no secret that the ancient Egyptians left a lasting and impressive heritage. The relics of their time dot the world and are marveled by many – from the pyramids to the mummies, from imposing statues all the way to the hieroglyphics.  Read more Section:  Artifacts Ancient … See https://bit.ly/3bJqi2C for more

Dolomiti Italy by Etienne Ruff Dolomiti Italy by Etienne Ruff Thanks to all for your comments and your likes Etienne Ruff: Photos See https://bit.ly/3aArXHL for more

Flower power by Tanja Brandt Flower power by Tanja Brandt flower power Tanja Brandt: Photos See https://bit.ly/2wS5g3g for more

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The Warfighters: Full Episode – Ranger Machine (Season 1, Episode 10) | History See https://bit.ly/3aueZLE for more

Medieval priestly burial found at Lincoln Cathedral More than 50 burials have been excavated within the medieval burial grounds surrounding Lincoln Cathedral, including what is thought to be the grave of a priest. The post Medieval priestly burial found at Lincoln Cathedral appeared first on Current Archaeology. See https://bit.ly/2xFveH4 for more

Current Archaeology Awards 2020: Photos Scroll down to view pictures from the 12th annual Current Archaeology Awards. Click the image to view a high-resolution version. All pictures should be credited as stated in the image caption. The winners of the 12th annual Current Archaeology Awards were announced on Friday 28 February, as part of Current Archaeology … See https://bit.ly/2V4gYQz for more

PRESS RELEASE: Professor Alison Sheridan wins Current Archaeology’s prestigious Archaeologist of the Year award for 2020 Top archaeological honours at the prestigious Current Archaeology Awards went to Professor Alison Sheridan, who has been named Archaeologist of the Year for 2020. An eminent archaeologist who has enjoyed an impressive career, Alison has just retired from (and … See https://bit.ly/2UvaUkU for more

Sultans Raised in ‘Cages’: Overprotection Turned to Madness In the world of nobility, aristocracy, and famous ruling dynasties, the issue of succession was always a problem. When several sons seek the prospect of a vacant throne, the greed and desire can truly get the best of them.  Read more Section:  News History Ancient Traditions Read … See https://bit.ly/39wdQBW for more

Artaphernes Artaphernes (active c. 513-492 BCE, also known as Artafarna) was the satrap of Lydia under the reign of his older brother Darius I (the Great, r. 522-486 BCE), monarch of the Achaemenid Empire (c. 550-330 BCE) which was founded by Cyrus II (the Great, r. c. 550-530 BCE). He is remembered for his role … See https://bit.ly/2UJ6x4o for more

The Eyes Have It Every photographer has a unique way to see the world. Some use telephoto eyes, others exercise wide-angle ones and some… The post The Eyes Have It appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See https://bit.ly/3dEnN3A for more

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight’s Beheading Game Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (in Middle English as Sir Gawayn and þe Grene Knyȝt) is one of the most famous Arthurian legends. As the name of the poem suggests, the story is about Sir Gawain, one of King Arthur’s knights, and a mysterious Green Knight. Read more Section:  News … See https://bit.ly/33YI7It for more

Ancient Mariners: Transoceanic Voyages Before the Europeans The idea that humans have been completing transoceanic voyages – traveling the earth via our oceans – before Europeans set sail is, in many people’s eyes, an accepted conclusion.  Read more Section:  News History Important Events Read Later  See https://bit.ly/2WTQLGM for more

Photo Of The Day By Joshua Moore Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Winter’s Stream” by Joshua Moore. Location: Roan Mountain, Tennessee. “It was the first snowfall… The post Photo Of The Day By Joshua Moore appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See https://bit.ly/2JsepCs for more

Dasha by Guenter Stoehr Dasha by Guenter Stoehr Guenter Stoehr: Photos See https://bit.ly/2JpMYch for more

Fog Light by Arnd Kolleck Fog Light by Arnd Kolleck After a heavy snow storm, it was very cold and foggy the next morning. After waiting for hours in the cold the sun finally appeared. Thank you for your comments and likes. I wish you a wonderful weekend! Arnd Kolleck: Photos See https://bit.ly/2yehWlc for more

Gaslighting and stalking are rather common and can happen to you as they have happened to me without any apparent reason; indeed, someone may desire something you own or may just envy you or your life. In my case they were friends of relatives but in many cases are lovers, friends, or relatives. See http://bit.ly/2RdhZF0 for more

Nastya by Yuriy Nesmelov Nastya by Yuriy Nesmelov Yuriy Nesmelov: Photos See https://bit.ly/2QWshsI for more

Ancient Aliens: UFO Artifact Found Next to Dinosaur Bones (Season 12) | Exclusive | History See https://bit.ly/33Xmd8s for more

Mythical Beast Unearthed in Medieval English Cesspit A rare medieval tile depicting a mythical beast has been discovered within the treasures recovered from a 14th-century cesspit in England. Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See https://bit.ly/2WUdVgf for more

Ghar Dalam – Malta’s Unexplained Cave of Bones 2000 years before the Pyramids and Stonehenge, we have evidence of man’s presence in the ‘Cave of Darkness’ – Ghar Dalam on the Mediterranean island of Malta. Read more Section:  Artifacts Unexplained Phenomena History Read Later  See https://bit.ly/3bDJgYF for more

Bones of Medieval Saint and Princess Found Hidden in Church Wall Scientists have finally managed to solve a centuries-old mystery. They have been able to show with a high degree of probability that some bones located in a church wall belonged to a medieval saint and princess who played a very important role in the … See https://bit.ly/2vWke7M for more

Retusche Workflow Training by Sacha Leyendecker Retusche Workflow Training by Sacha Leyendecker Nur noch heute und morgen. Mein Retusche Workflow Training zum Early Bird Preis. Alle Infos auf meiner Webseite: htttps://www.sacha-leyendecker.com Sacha Leyendecker: Photos See https://bit.ly/3dIjkNa for more

Dragon tail by Juanjo Basurto Dragon tail by Juanjo Basurto Nuestro mar, nuestros atardeceres….., Barrika. Juanjo Basurto: Photos See https://bit.ly/2Jq88Hb for more

Let’s fly away by Martin Podt Let’s fly away by Martin Podt Check out my website if you are interested to learn my workflow: https://www.martinpodt.com/Workflow See my website for the most popular forest photography workshops in the Netherlands. Martin Podt: Photos See https://bit.ly/3bCBjDa for more

Truck Driver Destroys Famous Easter Island Moai Statue A truck has crashed into and destroyed one of the famous moai statues of Easter Island. Police have arrested a Chilean man who lives on the legendary Easter Island and he has been charged with damaging a national monument… Read more Section:  News General Read Later  See https://bit.ly/33VvBcD for more

Photo Of The Day By Kyle Jones Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Castle Mountain Reflections” by Kyle Jones. Location: Banff National Park, Alberta. “This was taken… The post Photo Of The Day By Kyle Jones appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See https://bit.ly/2xukE5P for more

Two Faces of a Denisovan Revealed and Explained Andrew Collins exclusively reveals the true face of a Siberian Denisovan. What the Denisovans might have looked like has been one of the hottest debates in paleoanthropology since the discovery of this extinct human lineage back in 2010.  Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See https://bit.ly/39o7NiJ for more

Dasha by Yuriy Nesmelov Dasha by Yuriy Nesmelov Yuriy Nesmelov: Photos See https://bit.ly/2WOTP77 for more

The relationship between power and identity can be defined through shared social constructs requiring a shared ideology. Thus, authority structures and political dominance are based not only on rituals but also on some form of agreement and exchange. Examples are recurring in times and geographies: from the Maya and Aztecs to the modern Asian Nations. See http://bit.ly/2Zpyijp for more

NATURE’S ART by Michael J. Kochniss NATURE’S ART by Michael J. Kochniss © Michael J. Kochniss | mjk-photo.de | instagram.com/mjk_photo Michael J. Kochniss: Photos See https://bit.ly/2UPgf5m for more

Autumn tunnel by Martin Podt Autumn tunnel by Martin Podt Check out my website if you are interested to learn my workflow: https://www.martinpodt.com/Workflow See my website for the most popular forest photography workshops in the Netherlands. Martin Podt: Photos See https://bit.ly/3bxJKiX for more

Blood Money: Full Episode – Ready Ore Not (Season 1, Episode 3) | History See https://bit.ly/3bBq8KW for more

Okti by Ivan Proskurin Okti by Ivan Proskurin My website with presets and videos: proskurinivan.com My Instagram – http://instagram.com/vankou My Email: proskurin.photo@gmail.com My Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/proskurin.photo Ivan Proskurin: Photos See https://bit.ly/39tPHvZ for more

Silvy by ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐J. Photography⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Silvy by ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐J. Photography⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ❗❗❗ Follow me ❗❗❗ https://www.instagram.com/jbalcunsphoto/ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐J. Photography⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: Photos See https://bit.ly/2UseNHe for more

黄山 by wang zhen 黄山 by wang zhen wang zhen: Photos See https://bit.ly/2WRNS9f for more

Cotzumalguapa: Evidence of Pre-Columbian Transoceanic Contact Thousands of years ago, an unknown culture carved and raised hundreds of stone stelas and sculptures on the Pacific coast of southern Guatemala.  Read more Section:  News History Read Later  See https://bit.ly/3bCW95l for more

Stunning Rare Roman Horse Brooch Found in Britain Metal detectorists in recent years have made an amazing series of historical finds. In Britain, a detectorist has unearthed a very rare and beautiful Roman brooch in a plowed field. Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See https://bit.ly/2wJbPF6 for more

The Magnificent Step Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara – Now Open! The Great Pyramid of Khufu in Giza is arguably the most famous of all pyramids in Egypt, or in the world for that matter. Yet, this was not the first pyramid that was built by the ancient Egyptians. An earlier Egyptian pyramid was built … See https://bit.ly/3bwwMlx for more

塞利亚兰的火瀑布 by 闭眼缄默 塞利亚兰的火瀑布 by 闭眼缄默 日落时分的塞利亚兰瀑布，阳光将瀑布照耀的如燃烧的火焰般绚烂夺目. #用心触摸世界# #世界很美# #最后的净土# #宅在家里看风景# 闭眼缄默 : Photos See https://bit.ly/2UXml3Z for more

Danse Macabre by Kilian Schönberger Danse Macabre by Kilian Schönberger https://www.instagram.com/kilianschoenberger Kilian Schönberger: Photos See https://bit.ly/2WP0T3y for more

I See Fire by Ricardo Mateus I See Fire by Ricardo Mateus Ricardo Mateus: Photos See https://bit.ly/3arBCAt for more

Pythia: Oracle and High Priestess of Delphi Perhaps one of the most famous prophecies uttered by a Pythia, Oracle of Delphi, is that of Croesus’ defeat by the Persian Empire. According to Herodotus, Croesus, the king of the Lydians wanted to know if he should wage war on the fledging Persian Empire. The reply he … See https://bit.ly/3bzEyv4 for more

The fermented, roasted, and ground beans of the Theobroma cacao have been consumed by pre-Olmec people since 1900 BC; later, the Aztecs and the Maya used the beans as a currency and a valued beverage. Indeed, the drink called Xocoatll was employed in religious rituals because of its special aphrodisiac and strength properties. See http://bit.ly/2Ixxvrn for more

The Hundred Years’ War: Consequences & Effects The Hundred Years’ War was fought intermittently between England and France from 1332 to 1453 CE and the conflict had many consequences, both immediate and long-lasting. Besides the obvious death and destruction that many of the battles visited upon soldiers and civilians alike, the war made England virtually … See https://bit.ly/3bqKZAu for more

Project Blue Book: ROSWELL COVER-UP EXPOSED (Season 2) | History See https://bit.ly/3asTlY3 for more

Merciless Ancient Flood Carried 300,000 Lives Away A new paper provides evidence that a historic Yellow River flood in China killed an estimated 300,000 people, suggesting the city of Kaifeng was to killer floods, what Pompeii was to mega-volcanoes. Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See https://bit.ly/39mX3kV for more

Photo Of The Day By Gene Putney Today’s Photo Of The Day is “A Little Affection” by Gene Putney. Location: Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. “During a… The post Photo Of The Day By Gene Putney appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See https://bit.ly/39r4kAf for more

Artificial Reefs and Scuttled Wrecks Artificial reefs and scuttled wrecks can offer intriguing dives and habitat for marine life. But are they as beneficial as we think? The post Artificial Reefs and Scuttled Wrecks appeared first on Scuba Diver Life. See https://bit.ly/3awW1UU for more

Like a dream by Martin Podt Like a dream by Martin Podt Check out my website if you are interested to learn my workflow: https://www.martinpodt.com/Workflow See my website for the most popular forest photography workshops in the Netherlands. Martin Podt: Photos See https://bit.ly/3aq0rgd for more