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Latest Blog Posts on temples
- Ancient Israelite Temples Timeline (1300 BC—AD 100) by Temple Study on Oct 29, 2009
Ancient Israelite Temples Timeline (1300 BC—AD 100). Click on image for hi-res version. Ancient Israelite Temples Timeline by Bryce Haymond is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. I am...
- Saturday’s scene: A Golden Reflection by My Itchy Travel Feet on Oct 10, 2009
The Golden Pavilion shimmered in the sunlight on my visit to Kyoto, Japan.
- The Unknown God by William Cody Bateman on Sep 6, 2009
The people of Athens were known to be quite religious, worshipping a host of nature gods. They even had set up an altar "to the unknown god." Paul pounced on this point of contact to declare unto them the God they didn’t know.
- Photo Friday – Historic ruins and locals, never shall they part by Caffeinated Traveller on Aug 14, 2009
Being from New Zealand I don’t get to explore ancient monuments, temples and sacred sites until I travel. Yes New Zealand does have some historic sites (mounds, pits and forts) from early Maori settlements, but the reality is these just donR...
- 360° Panoramas of Temple Square by Temple Study on Jul 24, 2009
360° panoramas of Temple Square let you look around as if you were there. Dr. William Hamblin has put together some very cool high resolution 360° panoramas of different locations on Temple Square in Salt Lake City. And they really are 360°. Y...
- Runes of Magic: “Weeping Coast” by GameZig on Jun 25, 2009
Frogster begins the implementation of the new content for the coming second chapter ‘The Elven Prophecy’ with a new zone for Runes of Magic. The Berlin based publisher is now publishing information about the region to be known as the ...
- Temple of Heaven, people, and fresh colour — Beijing by Caffeinated Traveller on Jun 24, 2009
Travel in Asia means a visit to a temple of some importance, either to pray or photograph. It also means you will not be alone because other travellers are likely to have a similar plan to yours. Beijing’s sites, like the rest of China, ar...
