There were two cool archaeological pieces in the news this week. One was the discovery of King David-era temple artifacts, and the other was Hadrian's athaenaeum: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12...
I'm not sure if I like the fact that they're going to just convert the hallways they found into passageways for the new subway tunnel. On the one hand, a cool blend of old and new. On the other, will artifacts get lost or destroyed in the process?
I agree, Dubs. I would guess that no matter where we stand, the land has been loved, lived and well trodden before us. Wonderful fuel for the imagination.
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I'm not sure if I like the fact that they're going to just convert the hallways they found into passageways for the new subway tunnel. On the one hand, a cool blend of old and new. On the other, will artifacts get lost or destroyed in the process?