Scubarob Adventure Log

Star Gazing at Cheomseongdae – East Asia’s Oldest Observatory The Korean peninsula is known for many things. One thing that may be less well known about Korean culture is its contribution to world astronomy.  Read more Section:  Artifacts Ancient Technology News Human Origins Science Ancient Places Asia Read Later  See https://bit.ly/2WgKZgh for more

Oyo Empire The Oyo Empire flourished from the 17th to 19th century CE in what is today southwest Nigeria. The Oyo forged an empire thanks to their formidable cavalry units and so came to dominate other Yoruba peoples of the region. The Oyo Empire, with its capital at Old Oyo near the Niger River, prospered on … See https://bit.ly/35wpahj for more

Ancient evidence of Mayan use of tobacco had been found in Campeche (Mexico). Archeologists established that Mayan elites used Nicotiana Rustica (kutz) to achieve different levels of consciousness during their rituals. See http://bit.ly/2Iy2dAD for more

Ancient Comet ‘Atlas’ Measures Half the Size of the Sun and it’s Back! A huge icy space rock, comet ‘Atlas’, is currently in the constellation Ursa Major in the northern sky orbiting Mars, but it’s on a trajectory with our Sun and it will get progressively brighter as it reaches its closest point at the end … See https://bit.ly/3d3rTRD for more

Phoenix Rises! by S U N I L Phoenix Rises! by S U N I L Phoenix Rises ! This for sure is one of the best flight postures in a peacock that my camera sensor succeeded in capturing. A thing of beauty is joy forever. I hope this wild shot of our magnificent national … See https://bit.ly/2yiMenp for more

Swamp People: Full Episode – Fresh Blood (Season 8, Episode 2) | History See https://bit.ly/2KPGBQ8 for more

Epic Morning by Ricardo Mateus Epic Morning by Ricardo Mateus Ricardo Mateus: Photos See https://bit.ly/2VQxdC2 for more

Full steam ahead Archaeological investigations ahead of the construction of a station to serve the new HS2 network of high-speed trains have revealed traces of far earlier rail journeys. Carly Hilts visited the site of the old Curzon Street Station in Birmingham to see what has been uncovered. The post Full steam ahead appeared first … See https://bit.ly/2Wi4lSg for more

12 Best Historical Fiction Books to Read The AHE team live and breathe history, but we all have our favourite historical periods and authors. We thought it would be fun for each of us to nominate one or two books that we would recommend for the general reader as well as high school students. [image:12041]History is … See https://bit.ly/2yTKkcX for more

|| ELEPHANTS || by Bruno Soares || ELEPHANTS || by Bruno Soares I was walking by the sea as I prepared to watch another sunset. There were no clouds in the sky, so the sun occupied all the light. And it may be just me imagining it, but in the background, I saw two Elephants … See https://bit.ly/3bRVWvz for more

|| ELEPHANTS || by Bruno Soares || ELEPHANTS || by Bruno Soares I was walking by the sea as I prepared to watch another sunset. There were no clouds in the sky, so the sun occupied all the light. And it may be just me imagining it, but in the background, I saw two Elephants … See https://bit.ly/3bRVWvz for more

Autumn Fox by Roeselien Raimond Autumn Fox by Roeselien Raimond www.instagram.com/roeselienraimond Roeselien Raimond: Photos See https://bit.ly/35kfQNg for more

独行侠 by SEEKER｜T先森 独行侠 by SEEKER｜T先森 孤独的行驶在城市公路上的小黄车。 #疫情下的阳光# #疫情下的温暖# #重庆# #宅在家里看风景# #空城日记# #复苏的城市# #春暖花开# #路在脚下# #世界很美# #走遍天下# #小黄车# #立交桥# #魔幻# #城市风貌# @柴继军 Chaijijun @金闪闪的我 @狼崽Wolfield @CHAPA | 蒋小翼 @歪杰 @WEI HUANG @Arrowsun @一眼繁星 @PeterLau @城市穿...

Current Archaeology 362 – now on sale This month’s cover feature explores material remains of the railway revolution that transformed early Victorian England. Birmingham’s former Curzon Street Station was a key part of this flourishing transport network, and with the site set to become a rail hub once more as part of HS2, fascinating echoes … See https://bit.ly/2SoohSx for more

Monsoon Mizzle ! by S U N I L Monsoon Mizzle ! by S U N I L A gaggle of Norwegian white geese seek refuge under a monsoon mizzle to escape the scorching summer heat. 💙 S U N I L : Photos See https://bit.ly/2ShxDPO for more

Traces of Rainforest in Antarctica Point to a Warmer Prehistoric World Researchers have found evidence of rainforests near the South Pole 90 million years ago, suggesting the climate was exceptionally warm at the time. Read more Section:  News General Read Later  See https://bit.ly/2Sn4Pp5 for more

Dirty Dancing in Ancient Religion and Rituals Due to its ability to mimic important events, enchant the audience as well as evoking joy and extasy in the audience and performers alike, the art of dance was infused in many religious rituals and festivals of ancient civilizations.  Read more Section:  News History Read Later  See https://bit.ly/2KJ9g9p for more

Cave archeological sites are spread around the world and witness the use of such natural structures for living purposes; however, it is interesting that most prehistoric societies at some point of their development employed caves for different purposes. See http://bit.ly/2IwMLVA for more

Monsoon Mizzle ! by Sunil Monsoon Mizzle ! by Sunil A gaggle of Norwegian white geese seek refuge under a monsoon mizzle to escape the scorching summer heat. 💙 Sunil : Photos See https://bit.ly/2SB3VFR for more

Kirkjufell by Christian S. Kirkjufell by Christian S. https://www.instagram.com/holysh0t Christian S.: Photos See https://bit.ly/2Wfo3xY for more

Ancient Aliens: Tiki Gods Linked to Unexplained Phenomenon (Season 13) | History See https://bit.ly/2VMKJ9O for more

still in quarantine by ᗰᗩᖇTIᑎ K. still in quarantine by ᗰᗩᖇTIᑎ K. as the days pass more and more photos happen at home… support me on: https://www.patreon.com/sensual_pixels as a bonus you will get some very special portraits!!! ᗰᗩᖇTIᑎ K.: Photos See https://bit.ly/3d1kum0 for more

Ingeniously Engineered ‘Watercourts’ Fueled Florida’s Calusa Kingdom A research project has finally solved an archaeological mystery in America. Experts believe that they now know how a Native American people, the Calusa who lived in Florida, were able to develop and expand despite not practicing agriculture.  Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Evolution & Human Origins Read Later  See https://bit.ly/2yXo41v for more

Doppelgangers and Curious Myths and Stories of Spirit Doubles The mythology of spirit doubles can be traced back thousands of years and was present in many cultures of the past, holding a prominent place in ancient legends, stories, artworks, and in books by various authors. Perhaps the most well-known reference to spirit doubles or ‘alter … See https://bit.ly/2yPAPvb for more

COVID-19 And The National Parks: Should The Parks Be Closed? We love our national parks, and as we all grapple with adjusting to staying at home, away from public places… The post COVID-19 And The National Parks: Should The Parks Be Closed? appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See https://bit.ly/2KIN0wv for more

In these pages I shortly introduce how to learn photography as a formalized expression of art. Such view goes beyond the practicalities of how to photograph focusing on how to communicate a message giving shape to something new. Indeed, photography should be considered in its social, cultural and psychological significance to understand the medium’s effects … See http://bit.ly/2WEMX97 for more

In these pages I shortly introduce how to learn photography as a formalized expression of art. Such view goes beyond the practicalities of how to photograph focusing on how to communicate a message giving shape to something new. Indeed, photography should be considered in its social, cultural and psychological significance to understand the medium’s effects … See http://bit.ly/2WEMX97 for more

Dig into Shropshire’s past at Soulton Hall PLEASE NOTE THE 2020 EXCAVATION SEASON HAS BEEN CANCELLED The Shropshire border between England and Wales is filled with impressive historic monuments, from spectactular castles and hillforts, Roman towns and ancient archaeological sites. Tucked away in a field beside Soulton Hall stands a strikingly visible rectangular mound, thought … See https://bit.ly/2VKCdrX for more

Ducks in line and heron by Andre Villeneuve Ducks in line and heron by Andre Villeneuve Andre Villeneuve: Photos See https://bit.ly/2W8V2nJ for more

Photo Of The Day By Saniapenkar Today’s Photo Of The Day is “The Balance” by Saniapenkar. Photo of the Day is chosen from various OP galleries,… The post Photo Of The Day By Saniapenkar appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See https://bit.ly/35jC3v0 for more

Procopius on the Plague of Justinian: Text & Commentary The Plague of Justinian (541-542 CE and onwards) is the first fully documented case of bubonic plague in history. It is named for the emperor of the Byzantine Empire at the time, Justinian I (r. 527-565 CE) and recorded by his court historian Procopius (l. 500-565 … See https://bit.ly/3d0gyBI for more

‘Distinct’ Facial Features Have Been Around For A Very Long Time A new study suggests that human facial features are found deep within our ancestry. Some say that the similarities between the facial features of modern humans and the controversial Early Pleistocene… Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Evolution & Human Origins Read Later  See https://bit.ly/2YeBaSM for more

How to Get Your Diving Fix While on Lockdown If, like us, you’re spending most of your time at home right now, there are still ways get your diving fix — and stay connected to the rest of the diving community. The post How to Get Your Diving Fix While on Lockdown appeared first on … See https://bit.ly/3cWzqlb for more

The Marquis de Concha y Toro selected the Bordeaux region of France for the seeds of the grapes he imported into Chile (Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon blanc, Semillon, Merlot, and Carmenère). See http://bit.ly/2IhMp5Q for more

Dolomite mirror by Heiko Podleska Dolomite mirror by Heiko Podleska Baita Segantini, Passo Rolle, view to Cimon della Pala Heiko Podleska: Photos See https://bit.ly/2SdCwcE for more

Forged in Fire: THE FALCHION CUTS THROUGH THE FINAL ROUND (Season 6) | History See https://bit.ly/2YgOPZM for more

Benijo by Daniel Kordan Benijo by Daniel Kordan My 15+ hours tutorials are now with huge discount: Danielkordantutorials.com Benijo beach at Tenerife – wild and remote corner of this volcanic island. It’s especially beautiful in low tide when green mossy rocks are reachable. Daniel Kordan: Photos See https://bit.ly/3cOScLo for more

Violet Sabrewing Hummingbird (Campylopterus hemileucurus) by Roeselien Raimond Violet Sabrewing Hummingbird (Campylopterus hemileucurus) by Roeselien Raimond www.instagram.com/roeselienraimond Hummingbirds…truly magical creatures. And FAST! 😀 Roeselien Raimond: Photos See https://bit.ly/2yPAwk0 for more

Thucydides on the Plague of Athens: Text & Commentary The Plague of Athens (429-426 BCE) struck the city, most likely, in 430 BCE before it was recognized as an epidemic and, before it was done, had claimed between 75,000-100,000 lives. Modern-day scholars believe it was most likely an outbreak of smallpox or typhus, but bubonic plague … See https://bit.ly/2VLO0pT for more

Photos Of The Day For March 2020 Did you miss a Photo Of The Day last month? View all of March’s selections in the gallery below. Want… The post Photos Of The Day For March 2020 appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See https://bit.ly/2xWxQRH for more

Black Death mass grave at Thornton Abbey Analysis of a medieval mass grave excavated at Thornton Abbey, northern Lincolnshire, has confirmed that the people within it probably died during the Black Death in the 14th century – a discovery of national importance, offering unique insights into how the pandemic affected rural communities. The post Black … See https://bit.ly/2SgcZjf for more

Kingdom of Luba The Kingdom of Luba, located in central Africa, thrived from the 15th to 19th century CE and was the first such state in the Congo basin. Skills in ironworking and trade along the Lualaba river in such metals as copper permitted the Luba elite to form a kingdom which spread across and … See https://bit.ly/2zEDCb1 for more

Barberino by EIKONAS Painting With Light Barberino by EIKONAS Painting With Light At an ancient castle in wonderful Tuscany / Italy EIKONAS Painting With Light: Photos See https://bit.ly/2W34qcB for more

Massive Roman Denarii Hoard From the ‘Vandals’ Last Stand’ Found Polish archaeologists have uncovered a treasure trove of Roman denarii coins. They date from the first and the second century BC, and they probably belonged to a member of a Germanic people who lived in the area at the time.  Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See https://bit.ly/3aLgkNB for more

Tokelau, a Small Nation with Great Traditions Many dream of living on an island in the Pacific beneath endless blue skies and along golden beaches, far from the stresses of modern living. Read more Section:  News Ancient Places Australia & Oceania Read Later  See https://bit.ly/2VHqkTx for more

The Future of Nature Photography A conversation about what’s on the horizon for outdoor photographers as more people enter the field, enabled by innovations in technology. The post The Future of Nature Photography appeared first on Outdoor Photographer. See https://bit.ly/3eWEkR5 for more

Alpine Glacier Reveals Unlikely Insights Into Murder of Thomas Becket Laser scans of an alpine glacier reveal a climate catastrophe in the shadow of England’s Archbishop Thomas Becket’s murder. Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Read Later  See https://bit.ly/3aKIRTc for more

Opened in 1943, the Club de Jazz Santiago, with its wide range of themes (latin #jazz, ragtime, #swing, #dixieland, bebop, fusion and blues), represents an institution among jazz joints in South America because of the performance of international artists as Louis Armstrong, James Moody, Elvin Jones, Herbie Hancock, Wynton Marsalis, and Paquito D’Rivera. See http://bit.ly/2IAfokN for more

Midas Touch ! by Sunil Midas Touch ! by Sunil Midas Touch ! A creative reproduction and aesthetic appreciation of a Sika deer family crossing the tracks at Bindawaas sanctuary in Haryana, India. Natural play of light has been enhanced with extreme contrast to create this composition and drama. The key lies in removing the … See https://bit.ly/2zBIMEK for more

The Legend of Shelby the Swamp Man: Full Episode – The Swamptastic Journey (S1, E5) | History See https://bit.ly/2ScEGZU for more