A wreck of the XIII th century has been unearthed in the Bay of Acre, on the northern coast of Israel. It could be a Crusader ship sunk during the capture of the city by the Mamluks in 1291. The Read More …
An unexpected furor was caused by the exhibition in New York, “The Lost World of Old Europe”, wrote the New York Times. Long before the flourishing of Greece and Rome, even earlier than the first cities in Mesopotamia and Egypt, Read More …
It was customary for pirate maps indicating buried treasure to have an emblematic letter X marking the spot, where one should dig to find said treasure. There would be a dashed line to the spot, avoiding all obstacles along the Read More …
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