Archaeologists discovered the world's oldest face cream in 2003 when they excavated a Roman temple on the banks of the River Thames in England. This little tin pot is 2,000 years old. The lid still … [Read more...]
Crypts, Catacombs, and Ireland’s Passage Tombs
Since childhood, crypts, catacombs and Ireland's passage tombs have fascinated me. Not to mention mummies, ancient history, old cemeteries, bog bodies, and secret passages! The Megalithic passage … [Read more...]
The Fury of Dragons: I Found My Book Cover!
I found the perfect photo for the cover of my ancient historical novel The Fury of Dragons, courtesy of Wayne Brittle Photography! The Fury of Dragons continues the story of Eleri from A Secret Hope, … [Read more...]
The Queen of Sheba’s Gold Mine
A recent discovery in Ethiopia may prove to be the fabled gold mine of the Queen of Sheba. Being both a Christian and an archaeology buff, I'm always thrilled when discoveries that support the … [Read more...]
Tutankhamun’s Ancient Floral and Beaded Collars
The discovery of Tutankhamen's mummy with his floral and beaded collars made world headlines in 1922. Most paintings of ancient Egyptians depict them wearing the same decorative collars … [Read more...]
The Pyramids
I'm writing about the Pyramids today because I need some inspiration and Egyptian archaeology always animates me. The Pyramids have held a deep fascination for me since childhood, when my Dad brought … [Read more...]
Ancient Roman Souvenirs from Hadrian’s Wall
You know how we go on vacation and buy souvenirs to remember that special time? Ancient Roman souvenirs that date to the time of Hadrian's wall have been discovered, suggesting that high-ranking … [Read more...]
