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A website about ancient ports and harbo(u)rs - Simplex - 12-01-2013 http://www.ancientportsantiques.com/ Greez Simplex A website about ancient ports and harbo(u)rs - Eleatic Guest - 12-02-2013 Looks highly interesting. Quantification has become such a vogue in history. Common dialogue these days: A: Nah, the Romans were such under-achievers, deplorable, miserable bunch. B: We know they did built at least 900 bridges, 660 aqueducts and 2000+ harbours. A: .......have to go, forgot the turkey in the oven! Case over, argument won. A website about ancient ports and harbo(u)rs - Simplex - 05-28-2014 While we're at it : http://www.deguwa.org/?id=20 That's SKYLLIS, Magazine of the German Society For Underwater Archeology (DEGUWA) or better: it's archived back-issues. Enjoy Simplex |