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Tag Archives: Jerusalem
Dr Thomas Asbridge and The Crusades on BBC 2
One of the most popular articles on the blog has always been a book review by Malaise Ruthven of Thomas Asbridge’s book about the Crusades – The Crusades: The War for the Holy Land. Tonight on BBC 2 we have … Continue reading
Byzantine-era street uncovered in Jerusalem
JERUSALEM — Archaeologists said that they have unearthed a section of a stone street in Jerusalem that provides important new evidence about the city’s commercial life 1,500 years ago. The 19-foot (5.8-meter) section of street passes from the west into … Continue reading
Posted in Byzantium in the News
Tagged Archaeologists, Archaeology, Byzantine, Byzantium, hurch of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem, Madaba
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Mosaic Hunting – Aquileia, Grado, and Concordia
It might be tempting to say that after our trip to Northern Italy to visit all the major Byzantines sites, and to view the mosaics, that we may be suffering from ‘mosaic fatigue’ or even worse ‘Mosaic Neck’ after standing … Continue reading
Posted in Mosaic Hunting Italy 2009
Tagged Aquileia, Attila, Byzantine, Byzantium, Concordia, Constantine, Constantinople, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Grado, Hemingway, Italy, Jerusalem, mosaic, Ottomans, Ravenna, St Eufemia, St Hermagoras, torcello, Turks, Venetians, Venice
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