“Tutankhamun's iron dagger closely correlates with meteoric composition, including homogeneity. Originally discovered in 1925 in Tutankhamun's 14th Century BC King's Valley tomb by archaeologist Howard Carter, the iron dagger is of meteorite origin.”
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Eddie 4 year s ago
#22 ..on top a star of Remphan.
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Cleat 4 year s ago
The Swastika was nothing bad until it became associated with Nazism and all that evil. It is unfortunate that it remains even now. There were also two Tut daggers in that image. The meteorite blade (also owned by a Knight in England at present) would most likely be the upper of the two blades. Very rare to own and very very cool.
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Hobkin 4 year s ago
#17 orichalcos was the Greek word for brass and the ingots in the picture are exactly this, tin and copper.
And the mysterious city of atlantis was just an example Platon used to prove a point. It never existed.
And the mysterious city of atlantis was just an example Platon used to prove a point. It never existed.
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Bernie 4 year s ago
Photo 18 - not the same TIME in each photo - but each photo is taken at SUNSET, right?
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Marion 4 year s ago
Good pictures. Captions were written by a third-grader.
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Christy 4 year s ago
Click bait...true example of internet rubbage.
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Janie 4 year s ago
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing these.
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Lester 4 year s ago
hello boys I'm back
And the mysterious city of atlantis was just an example Platon used to prove a point. It never existed.