Fascinating archeological find in Israel (1 Viewer)

[Stewart J]

Dead Sea reveals four 1,900-year-old Roman swords in cave

The excellently preserved weapons are believed to have been hidden by Judean rebels 1,900 years ago.

www.bbc.com

 

[TheBig1]

Wow, that sort of find in that condition is like an Indiana Jones story. I love history especially where backed up with tangible evidence of archaeological finds. I have spent many happy hours studying the Roman finds in the museum in Caerleon in south wales

 

[Stewart J]

Living in SW Northumberland near Haltwhistle we are a stones throw from Hadrians Wall and all the main central Roman sites of Vindolanda, Housteads, Birdoswald to name but a few the history and archeological finds have always interested me.

 

[jockaneezer]

I hope when they decipher the script written on the stalactite, it says something like "The Judean People's Liberation Front woz 'ere !"

 

[jumartoo]

I'm fascinated by archaeology.

My mum says I always wanted to be an archaeologist. I don't remember sayiing that, but she (now at 91) still does.

I always try to check out the Dolmen and other burial areas when we're traveling. It gives another interest to a trip.

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[CAB96]

I hope when they decipher the script written on the stalactite, it says something like "The Judean People's Liberation Front woz 'ere !"

Splitters!!!