Lost Greek town Hemeroskopeion found in Spain
Bryn Mawr Pa reports Prof Rhys Carpenter and Bryn Mawr College archaeologists identify Hemeroskopeion the Watchtower site on Punta de Ifach near Denia Spain as the ancient Greek trading hub and naval base linked to Emporion and Mainake. The discovery clarifies Iberian Greek influence and signals future excavations funded by Barcelona museum efforts.
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Rhys Carpenter
Bryn Mawr College
Hemeroskopeion
Mainake
Carpenter
Doctor Carpenter
Denia
Cabo de la Nao
Dianium
Punta de Ifach
Gibraltar
Balearic Islands
Mediterranean
B. C
Sertorius
Rome
Barcelona
Emporion
British Science Studies Habits of the Herring
Two British scientists traveled to Norway to study herring behavior and temperament as part of research prompted by large North Sea catches. Fisheries officials note that marking thousands of herrings and tracking migration aims to prevent depletion, similar to earlier salmon declines. Scales show annual growth rings to map age and routes.
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Norway
North Sea
Pacific Northwest
British Columbia
Fisheries Development Commission
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