Excavations have begun to unearth mosaics in a church built in AD 396 in Göktaş in southeastern Turkey.
27 wooden sarcophagi buried 2,500 years ago have been discovered in the ancient Saqqara necropolis near Cairo.
Alex Winston asks, What was life like for Jews under Byzantine rule?
In light of the ongoing excavations of Domus Aurea, Smithsonian Magazine considers whether Nero was as bad as people think.
A tourist crashed his drone inside of Rome’s Colosseum.
Zoom workshop: Reconsidering Babylon’s Ishtar Gate, with Helen Gries, Olof Pedersén, May-Sarah Zeßin, Kai Kaniuth, Emad Matin, Anastasia Amrhein, and Elizabeth Knott. Free registration is required.
Accordance has a couple of outstanding deals (60% or 97% off) for those crossing over from Wordsearch.
Leon Mauldin shares photos from his visits to Hebron.
Ferrell Jenkins captured a photo of Colossae that is probably the best I’ve ever seen.
Carl Rasmussen shares a photo of the Erastus Inscription at Corinth, along with another inscription still filled with metal.
HT: Keith Keyser, Agade, Joseph Lauer, Explorator
