The Tuesday Sundries - Bronze Age Treasures

Three Bronze Age treasure stories this week with the first being from over on livescience.com, "Silver Tiara Among Treasures Discovered in Bronze Age Tomb" here.

Also, on scienceinpoland.pap.pl, check out the "Treasure of bronze objects from before 3.5 thousand years discovered in Bieszczady" here.

Finally, on history.com, "Archaeologists Find Treasure-Laden Tomb of Bronze Age Warrior" here.

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The Tuesday Sundries - Coins, Artifacts, & Scrolls

Over on dailysabah.com, they tell us "Workers discover 600 kilos of ancient Roman coins in Spain" here.

Also, on bbc.com, check out the "Ancient artefacts found in melting snow" here.

Finally, on sciencealert.com, they explain "We're getting closer than ever to reading the mysterious Herculaneum scrolls" here.

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The Tuesday Sundries - Lost Treasures

Over on sciencedaily.com, they tell of us "Lost Tudor sculptures reassembled with help from 3-D scanning" here.

Also, on time.com, we learn of a "Treasure Trove of 4,166 Roman Coins Found in Swiss Molehill" here.

Finally, on livescience.com, we learn of "Ancient Booty Discovered in Transylvania" here.

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The Tuesday Sundries - Rings & Things

Over on ancient-origins.net, they give us "Magical Rings and Their Mystical Powers" here.  These are all real world items said to have possessed mystical or magical powers and worn by such luminaries as King Solomon, Charlemagne, and Genghis Khan.  I particularly love that archaeologist Howard Carter wore a ring believed to be enchanted in ancient times to protect the wearer from curses, like those one might get exploring a mummy's tomb.

Also, on historyextra.com, they share a nice collection of photos of various items from the Staffordshire Hoard here.  Although they are misshapen from time and environmental conditions, and not perfectly restored, you can certainly see why these were set aside as treasures.

Finally, on ultanya.com, the Gran DM offers up some wonderful "Ravenloft Trinkets" in the form of a randomized table here.  These were created with The Curse of Strahd in mind but is more versatile than that, so bookmark and save this for your tabletop RPGing!

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The Tuesday Sundries - Goblets, Riddles, & Torcs

Over on smithsonianmag.com, they tell us "This 1,600-Year-Old Goblet Shows that the Romans Were Nanotechnology Pioneers" here.

Also, on medievalists.net, they ask, "Can You Solve These Medieval Riddles?"  Test your abilities here.

Finally, on blog.britishmuseum.org, they wonder what a lot of folks wonder and ask, "How do you put on a torc?"  Find out here.

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The Tuesday Sundries - Viking Artifacts

Over on dailymail.co.uk, they feature a "'Hammer of Thor' unearthed" and go on tyo tell us "Runes on 1,000-year-old amulet solve mystery of why Viking charms were worn for protection" here.

Also, on scienceblogs.com, they show us a "Viking Crucifix" here.

Finally, on utaot.com, they tell us "Scientists Think They Have Found The Mythical ‘Sunstone’ Vikings Used To Navigate Warships" here.

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The Tuesday Sundries - Mundane & Magic Items

Over on  ragingswan.com blog, he shows us a way to generate "160,000 Potions to Find in an Alchemist’s Laboratory" here.

Also, from Creighton but on his creightonbroadhurst.com, he gives us "Player Advice: 6 Things Your PCs Can Buy That Aren’t Magic Items" here.

Finally, on giantitp.com, Saidoro discusses "Sane Magic Item Prices" here.

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The Tuesday Sundries - Copper, Silver, & Gold

Over on thevintagenews.com, they tell us of "Two million copper coins weighing 10 tonnes found inside 2,000-year-old tomb" here.

Also, on legionofhonor.famsf.org, they reveal "Ancient Luxury and the Roman Silver Treasure from Berthouville" here.

Finally, on wesh.com from a few years ago, we're told how the "Sanford family finds $350K worth of gold off Fla. coast" here.

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The Tuesday Sundries - Artifacts & Treasure

Over on dailymail.co.uk, an article from some time back is on a "Golden discovery" whereby "Archaeologists discover astonishing haul 'linked to Alexander the Great' in network of tombs in Bulgaria" here.

Also, on corbisimages.com, a listing features an "Iron and Gold Cuirass from the Tomb of King Philip II in Vergina, Greece" here.

Finally, on the National Geographic YouTube channel, an older video for "America's Lost Treasures: highlights a "Scrimshaw Treasure Map."  Enjoy!

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Worldbuilding Wednesday - Sculptures, Mosaics, & Lost Masterpieces

Over on brightside.me, they show us "15 utterly incomparable sculptures of the past and present" here.

Also, on hurriyetdailynews.com, they tell us "Centuries-old mosaics to be restored" here.

Finally, on history.com, they share "8 Lost Masterpieces of Art" here.

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The Tuesday Sundries - Machu Picchu, Pirate Treasure, & Roman Empire

Over on smithsonianmag.com, "Visit Machu Picchu With Google Street View" here.

Also, on googlegeodevelopers.blogspot.com.au, check out "Pirates, treasure, and more, with the Google Maps API" here.

Finally, on citymetric.com, they have a "Google-style digital map of the Roman Empire to play with" here.

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The Tuesday Sundries - Copper, Silver, & Gold

Over on en.people.cn, they tell of "10 tons of copper coins unearthed in 2,000 years old ancient tomb" here.

Also, on medievalists.net, they feature a "1,000 year old silver treasure hoard discovered in Denmark" here.

Finally, on thelocal.dk, they highlight a "Bronze Age treasure found in Denmark" here.

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Setting & Society Sunday - Sneezing, Gold, & Poo

Three from the Mevalists.net this week with the first being "The history of sneezing" here.

Also, learn about "When gold was medicine" here.

Finally, discover "The Power of Poo: Waste and the Medieval Environment."  More information can be found here.

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The Tuesday Sundries - Roman Hoard, Anglo-Saxon Brooches, & Gold

Over on telegraph.co.uk, they have "Unearthed, a golden Roman hoard hidden from Boadicea’s army" here.

Also, on medievalists.net, they are "Broaching the subject: the geometry of Anglo-Saxon composite brooches" here.

Finally, on the TED-Ed YouTube channel, "Where does gold come from? [with] David Lunney."  Enjoy!

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The Tuesday Sundries - Treasure, Lembas, & Sun Quenching

Over on boingboing.net, they herald how "Treasure hunters find $1 million in 1715 shipwreck" here.

Also, on popsci.com, "Scientists Calculate Calories Needed To Walk To Mordor" here.

Finally, on the Fraser Cain YouTube channel, he discusses "How Much Water Would Extinguish The Sun?"  Enjoy!

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The Tuesday Sundries - Danish Monster, Loot, & The Bologna Stone

Over on thelocal.se, they inform us of a "Danish 'monster' pulled out of Swedish waters" here.

Also, on ragingswan.com, they suggest "20 Things to Loot From the Body" here.

Finally, on  io9.com, they tell us "The Bologna Stone Was a Glowing Mystery for 400 Years" here.

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The Tuesday Sundries - Shipwreck Antiquities, Ancient Steles, & Grave Protection

Over on discovery.com, an article shared that "Antiquities Found on Shipwreck That Carried Elgin Marbles" here.

Also, on luxortimesmagazine.blogspot.co.uk, late last month they heralded "American archaeologists discover inscribed steles at ancient mining site" here.

Finally, on bonesdontlie.wordpress.com, they discuss "Grave Guns, Coffin Torpedos and Other Methods of Protecting Your Bones From Thieves."  Find out more here.

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