Digging for lost chapters of mankind across ancient lands
Dr. Gilmore and Prof. Elderkin explore Sardis and deciphered the Lydian language, while archaeology illuminates Egypt, Mesopotamia and Asia Minor. They discuss why digging matters, from Croesus coins to Tutankhamen's tomb and the broader quest to restore forgotten histories.
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Prof. Elderkin
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Sardis
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Maine
Homiletic Review
Bangor Theological Seminary
Meadville Theological School
Korea
Dr. Gilmore
Terence
Shear
Princeton
Tutankhamen
Valley of Kings
Lord Carnarvon
Howard Carter
Menes
Egypt
Asia Minor
Rameses II
Mesopotamia
Legion plans $1 million memorial hall in Buffalo
Buffalo posts of The American Legion have won city planning approval for a $1,000,000 memorial hall to honor soldiers and sailors. The building will house Legion headquarters and military and naval organizations. In Wisconsin Leslie J. Lee Post reports entertainment success after theater pop up and price reductions. In Hoboken Cusick Post partners with education and recreation boards to plan a World War memorial including high school buildings a community center and a public park.
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Muscoda
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The
Civic Memorial
Hoboken
N. J
Cusick Post
West
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