Thursday, October 17, 2019

10/17/19 Report - Two Hoards. Columbus Landing. 17th Century St. Augustine Shrine.


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Ancient Coin Cache Found.
Photo by Denis Glicksman


A HOARD OF EXCEPTIONAL COINS FROM THE END OF THE XVTH CENTURY DISCOVERED IN DIJON

During an archaeological diagnostic in the center of Dijon, near the old abbey of Saint-Bénigne, an Inrap team has brought to light a coin hoard of about thirty gold and silver pieces from the second half of the XVth century, coming from Italy and the Holy Roman Empire states. This hoard, of great numismatic interest, bears the likeness of a catalog of portraits of all the great princes from the end of the Middle Ages.

Here is that link.



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Depiction of Christopher Columbus Landing.
Source: SpiritDailyBlog.  See link below.

Columbus day, which has traditionally been celebrated in the United States and other countries on-Oct. 12, in today's super-divisive hyper-political world, instead of a day of pride has become an opportunity to hold up and celebrate the uniquely egregious sins of Caucasian Christians.

For Christopher Columbus was not only a devout Catholic, but — like other explorers who would follow in his wake — a missionary. He considered the evangelization of the New World his primary goal...

Here is a link to an article about the religious feelings and motives of Christopher Columbus.
https://spiritdailyblog.com/commentary/hidden-history-columbus-amazing-catholicism

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St. Augustine, Fla., Oct 15, 2019 / 03:01 am (DNA)..- Bishop Felipe Estévez of St. Augustine announced Friday that the Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche has been elevated as a National Shrine by the US bishops' conference.

The Shrine is located at the Nombre de Dios mission in St. Augustine, founded in 1587. According to the Diocese of St. Augustine, it is America's oldest Marian shrine... 
Here is that link.
https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/historic-marian-shrine-in-florida-elevated-to-national-shrine-54052

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Found Contents of a Bronze Age "Tool Kit."

Bronze Age Europe was a violent place. But only recently have scientists uncovered the scope of the violence, at a 3000-year-old site in northern Germany where thousands of well-armed young men fought with sophisticated weapons in in what appears to be an epic battle. Now, a bagful of bronze artifacts and tools found at the bottom of the river in the middle of the battlefield suggests some of these warriors traveled from hundreds of kilometers away to fight. That suggests northern European societies were organized on such a large scale that leaders could call warriors to distant battlefields, long before modern communication systems and roads.

Here is the link for more about that.

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2019/10/3000-year-old-toolkit-suggests-skilled-warriors-crossed-europe-fight-epic-battle

Thanks to Douglas for that link.

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Source: National Hurricane Center.
As you can see from the map, there is a system in the Gulf that is expected to become a cyclone in the next forty-eight hours.

If that one affects us at all, it won't be before several days.

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