Howard Carter whispering ‘wonderful things’, Leslie Alcock finding Dark Age timber at Cadbury ‘that was Camelot’, Bedouin shepherds investigating a complex of caves at the Dead Sea… All wonderful, of course. But for Beachcombing none of these quite match the thrill of the discovery at Nag Hammadi in 1945.
read more – Hearts, Genies and Gnosticism at Nag Hammadi – Beachcombing’s Bizarre History Blog.
If their fabled histories aren’t attractive enough to inspire a visit to these places, perhaps their spooky sagas will. Though the Indian Paranormal Society IPS […]
The minutes of the Stonehenge Round Table meetings rarely disappoint. The latest contain this, under the heading “Special Access”: “A Forum member reported that he […]
Vampires have continued to be a hot topic in studies of deviant burial practices, and the popular news is more than happy to share these […]
