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05:14 Objects of Belief; A Domestic Goddess Objects of Belief; A Domestic Goddess	Objects of Belief; A Domestic Goddess This statue – barely 170mm high – is of the goddess Tanit, an important deity, of the Phoenicians. It is over 2000 years old and reminds us of the domestic, private dimension of religion.… nottingham theology god religion tanit baal hammon phoenicians lebanon female goddess idol idolatry public punic statue ritual thomas o'loughlin From Simon Barnett 4 Years ago 0 likes 2 views 0
07:33 Ancient naval battle site ‘rammed’… Ancient naval battle site ‘rammed’ with relics of war	Ancient naval battle site ‘rammed’ with relics of war On March 10 241BC a huge naval battle took place off the coast of Sicily between the Romans and their archenemies the Carthaginians. It put an end to the First Punic War and set the Roman Republic on… the univeristy of nottingham nottingham university underwater archaeology archaeology dr jon henderson jon henderson professor sebastiano tusa dr jeffrey royal rpm nautical foundation department of archaeology romans carthaginians first punic war sicily battle of the egadi islands egadi islands honor frost honor frost foundation egadi island survey From Lindsay Brooke 5 Years ago 0 likes 1,560 views 0

05:14

Objects of Belief; A Domestic Goddess

This statue – barely 170mm high – is of the goddess Tanit, an important deity, of the Phoenicians. It is over 2000 years old and reminds us of the domestic, private dimension of religion.…

nottingham theology god religion tanit baal hammon phoenicians lebanon female goddess idol idolatry public punic statue ritual thomas o'loughlin

From Simon Barnett 4 Years ago 0 likes 2 views 0

07:33

Ancient naval battle site ‘rammed’…

Ancient naval battle site ‘rammed’ with relics of war

On March 10 241BC a huge naval battle took place off the coast of Sicily between the Romans and their archenemies the Carthaginians. It put an end to the First Punic War and set the Roman Republic on…

the univeristy of nottingham nottingham university underwater archaeology archaeology dr jon henderson jon henderson professor sebastiano tusa dr jeffrey royal rpm nautical foundation department of archaeology romans carthaginians first punic war sicily battle of the egadi islands egadi islands honor frost honor frost foundation egadi island survey

From Lindsay Brooke 5 Years ago 0 likes 1,560 views 0