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Sparta: a visit in 1914

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In the spring of 1914 Agnes Ethel Conway (1885-1950) and Evelyn Radford (1887-1969) visited Sparta as part of a wider tour of the Peloponnese. Both had studied at Newnham College, Cambridge.We found the remains of a barely recognizable theatre almost hidden in cornfields, and a bit of a Roman wall....

Easter Island

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I love this picture...I just had to put it up. It reminds me of the Lucy Kissing A Cow photo....

Knor Nawarat

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View Map of LocationKnor Nawarat, Sudan, Africa25 Feet Great holding160 Miles Ave 5.7 KnotsAnother Low Island Anchorage where we met a local Bedouin who gave KT a ride on his camelKt gets her Camel R...

Megalopolis: 'A quarrel is a capital thing'

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The interpretation of the theatre at Megalopolis caused a major disagreement between the British excavators and Wilhelm Dörpfeld. Eugénie Sellers wrote a letter in support of Dörpfeld (and critical of Ernest Gardner, the Director of the BSA) to the Athenaeum ('The Theatres of Megalopolis', July 4, 1891)....

Me Gusta El Mar!

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Since my last post, CK and I spent some time in Mendoza, drinking more wine, enjoying the Mendocino life. We went on a wine tour, which is not what I was used to. We only got to taste two types of wine at each place, however, the tour was interesting. It was all in Spanish, so I only understood half...

Night 1

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View Map of LocationSoutherly Winds North of MassawaThose te...

Melos: the churches

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In April 1896 Robert Carr Bosanquet, who had been left in charge of the excavations while Cecil Harcourt-Smith was in Athens, was joined on Melos by two contemporaries from Trinity College, Cambridge: Henry Martineau Fletcher (1870-1953) and Sydney Decimus Kitson (1871-1937). Fletcher and Kitson had both matriculated at Trinity in 1889 (the year above Bosanquet) and were on an extended trip through...

Sheikh El Abu

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View Map of LocationSheikh El Abu, Eritrea25 Feet Hard Bottom Reef AnchorageSand Haze Sunr...

Why Cardio Doesn't Work for Fat Loss

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Why Cardio Doesn't Work for Fat Loss By: Craig Ballantyne, CSCS, MSwww.TurbulenceTraining.comFor some people, cardio doesn't work, and in fact can make them gain weight. Find out why here...Cardio exercise is such a strange thing. In theory, it should work so perfectly well for all men and women, but...

Cyzicus and Robert De Rustafjaell

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Robert De Rustafjaell --- changed from Robert Fawcus-Smith in October 1894 --- first visited the site of Cyzicus on the south coast of the sea of Marmara in 1900. He quickly obtained a firman for excavating and initiated work in the summer of 1901. However he needed additional archaeological expertise...