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I was in the UK in 1994 and went to Chester to visit the Roman digs. It was absolutely fasinating. They also used to build on the foundations of the buildings that were there before, so you see different types of foundations through the layers. In York outside York Cathederal there is a roman collum dating back to 71 AD.
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Published January 15, 2014
Beheadings and brutality aplenty marked the deaths of the Roman Empire's gladiators, criminals, and war victims, suggest forensic archaeologists looking at skulls from ancient London.
The thriving capital of a Roman province by A.D. 100, Londinium (now London) held Roman legions, restive Britons, and an amphitheater for gladiatorial games. Along one of London's "lost rivers," the Walbrook stream, the city also held tanneries and burial pits. (See video: "When Rome Ruled: Gladiator Training Camp.")
In a new Journal of Archaeological Science report by Rebecca Redfern of the Museum of London and Heather Bonney of London's Natural History Museum, analysis of 39 skulls uncovered from those pits—many bearing marks of decapitation and other brutality—tell a gory tale of ancient times.
"It is possible that these represent the remains of executed criminals, gladiators, and trophy heads," Redfern says. "We are confident that injuries we observed on these human remains could not have been caused by accident."
Gladiators were famously one of the chief entertainments of the Roman era, fighting in various costumes and with a range of weaponry in amphitheaters across the empire. While Roman art often depicted gladiators brawling and legionaries brandishing the heads of defeated enemies before emperors, the skulls provide direct evidence of ferocious lives and deaths in the ancient empire. (See video: "Gladiators Back from the Dead: Gladiator Graveyards.")
Skull Trauma
In 1989, archaeologists uncovered the skulls from a series of pits connected to tanneries and from a well once located along the Walbrook stream. Most dated to A.D. 120 to 160, when ancient Londinium was at its height, and belonged to men between the ages of 26 and 35.
Skulls from all of the pits bore marks of trauma from blunt force or edged weapons, the new microscopic wear analysis shows, indicating smashed or slashed faces, fractures of the eye and cheekbones, and blows to the back of the head.
Indicating they had led rough lives, eight of the men's skulls bore signs of previous healed fractures. Most of the skulls showed signs of some wounds healed prior to the owner's traumatic death.
In death, just over half of the men's skulls bore freshly acquired marks of multiple wounds to the head, including broken or slashed jaws. One of the men's skulls, buried alone, directly betrays cut marks indicating he was beheaded. The lonely burials of the rest of the skulls (only one thigh bone was found along with them) in the pits point to decapitation as well, the study suggests, before or after death.
Londinium Gladiators?
The study authors suggest that these signs of hard lives might mean the skulls belonged to gladiators defeated in Londinium's amphitheater, located at the time close to the Walbrook.
In the study, they write, "Evidence for decapitation could reflect the dispatching of mortally injured combatants in the amphitheatre." Although Roman gladiators often received formal funerals, they add, "the bodies of many amphitheatre combatants were not claimed and would have been excluded from formal burial grounds and funerary practices."
However, Harvard's Kathleen Coleman, an expert on Roman gladiator customs, is dubious. "The mutilated human remains found in [the] Walbrook stream sound as though they could have been victims of thuggery, gang warfare, or urban rioting," she says.
Redfern argues that riots or gangs can't explain the collection of skulls. "There is no evidence for social unrest, warfare, or other acts of organised violence in London during the period that these human remains date from," she said by email. Therefore, she sees "two possible outcomes—that these are fatally injured gladiators, or the victims of Roman headhunting—a tantalising prospect."
Trajan's Column in Rome, for example, and other Roman public works depict Roman soldiers displaying the heads of "barbarian" enemies defeated in battle. The skulls found in London lack the damage associated with being mounted on posts after decapitation, one display practice of the time, but that doesn't mean they weren't otherwise exhibited after execution or death in Londinium's amphitheater, say the study authors.
However, without tombstones such as those found at a known gladiators' cemetery in the ruins of Ephesus in Turkey, "there is no evidence to link these skeletons with gladiators," concludes Coleman.
Roman Justice
That leaves other possibilities raised by the study authors, namely that the skulls either belonged to executed criminals or were war trophies collected by Roman legionaries.
"The Roman military were strongly associated with headhunting practices," says the study. Stationed at Hadrian's Wall for frontier skirmishes, they would have had plenty of opportunities. The evidence of beheading, some of the puncture wounds, and the sheer number of noggins all suggest that "some of these remains derive from trophy heads."
Alternately, criminals might have been killed and then left for display after death. One skull found at the site appears to have been gnawed on by a dog before being tossed in a pit.
"The view of bloodthirsty Romans has wide currency, but this is the first time that we have evidence of these types of violent acts in London," Redfern concludes. For now, she says the evidence is open enough to allow for the skulls coming from any or all of the possibilities—gladiators, criminals, or war trophies—raised by the study.
In the future, the archaeologists hope to pursue isotope analyses aimed at uncovering where the skulls' owners originated, which may reveal whether they were executed locals or merely unfortunates from faraway places, perhaps gladiators, who met a grisly end in Old Londinium.
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Genetically, the ability to commit brutal acts like this lies within everyone (yes, even you). Beneath our 21st century facade, we have the exact same minds as these Romans- our brains are no different.
For if you took a baby from 3rd century London and raised them in 21st century London, they would grow up believing that brutal acts like what happened to these decapitated Romans is horrific. Conversely, if you took a 21st century baby and raised them in 3rd century London, they would grow up viewing these brutal acts as nothing special- a norm for the times.
The fact of the matter is that we are hugely adaptable and that morality is largely a cultural thing (it is not as ingrained as we would sometimes like to believe it is).
Although that type of brutality and barbarism isn't done these days, the human race is still quite violent. I agree, many humans are not like that, but what about the needless bloodshed from the radicals out there? The terrorist bombings and intentional killings of innocent people due to misguided beliefs? The Boston Marathon bombing was so, so needless. Innocent people were mutilated and killed. For what, really? NOTHING good. Yes, I do agree that we inherited and cultivated a lot of great culture and learning from the Romans. That we didn't continue with the gladiator type of brutality is a good thing. Unfortunately there is a new type of carnage out there. Sad.
It appears that we have risen above Roman barbarity. We inherited much of our culture from ancient Rome, let's be thankful that our more recent ancestors had the humility to reject brutality.
Well, if it's one certainty the study and article here has confirmed it's how quickly we can start an "us or them" issue and finger pointing in the comments section. Animosity is apparently timeless and universal.
I wouldn't get overly excited. It has been well over a century since we white men introduced the North American Indians to the practice of scalping and it hasn't( as of yet) become a national sport. The Romans were a brutal lot, for sure. They also gave us a good deal of culture. Before you begin to congratulate yourself for our successful evolution to the "gentle beings" we are now... learn some of the common practices of our military and intelligence agencies...
This type of brutality over comes the ancient Roman Civilization !
Christianity became popular in large part because so many people were so appalled by the violence and vulgarity of Roman society.
Lest we forget, humans are the top predator on this planet. (Just an aside, I think a small group was exiled here from another more peaceful planet in a faraway galaxy).
With the billions on this planet and life sustaining resources on the wane, I suspect even the throwback "peaceful" humans will in some distant future have their hands full with the bully gladiators. I think hunting for humans will become a game (there are scifi stories about that) and more lethal games will become popular.
Speaking of bullying: don't you think boxing, football, hunting for "fun", school power-over activities by stronger children over weaker, rape, disallowing women contraception, etc. are all acts of predators? I do.
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Deadly fight ........ it scared
I would love to see a follow up on what the isotope analysis discovers.
Human Sacrifice
Glad the Roman's at this time are all gone, just like Hitler, no fellow feeling .
@Larry DownsYeah and learn some of the common practices American Indian tribes did to each other prior to the white man. They weren't 'gentle beings' either.
@John C.I wouldn't say that necessarily. Christianity was the "slaves religion" in Rome and up until the point a Christian emperor came along, Christianity was ridiculed by the Romans and viewed as an odd religion (its true that the earliest known depiction of Jesus is a crude & offensive Roman graffiti drawing of a donkey-headed Jesus on the cross).
The reason why Christianity appealed to slaves is because of its beliefs on the afterlife- slaves had nothing & suffered a lot, but Christianity promised them paradise as much as it did to those who were rich and happy.
The fact of the matter is that the "violence and vulgarity" of Roman society did not end once Christianity became a mainstream religion, and a great deal of people converted to it for social/political reasons (rather than genuine faith/belief in it), hence all the half pagan half Christian burials etc (in terms of afterlife, people were basically hedging their bets- on the outside people were Christian, but within their hearts and minds they still believed in pagan practices & gods etc).
And when the soldiers withdraw from Britain during the fall of the empire, it took virtually no time at all for this country to revert back to a strongly pagan state (during many points in the Dark Ages there were greater numbers of Pagans than Christians, and that at various points Christianity almost lost the battle of the religions. In the end it was kings converting to Christianity for international trade & political reasons that assured the future of the religion in this country).
Say what you will of pagan religion, but during the pagan eras the Romans were remarkably tolerant of different religions. On the other hand, the same can not be said for Christianity (which was directly responsible for one of Europe's darkest and most barbaric episodes in history- the persecution of the witches (its thought that around 40,000 people were killed in Europe for being accused of witchcraft or being witches)).
@annie branwen their civilization/empire may have broken down, but i believe they left behind descendants which populate the European continent to this day.
@annie branwenHave you forgotten the Video of Muslims decapitating Mr. Pearl in Iraq. How about the soldiers they decapitated or the security men they hung on the bridge after the Iraq war. Wish I could remember more of the details cause I am sure it will come to America during this Arab Spring as Barack Hussein Obama calls it!
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Any Mining company that requires the urgent signature on Land Use Agreements, or other Corporate documents, by Gordon Yuline (Elder, Applicant) and David Stock (Elder, Applicant) only need to contact Kirk Roberts @ MIDC Australia Pty. Ltd., following which the signing of the required documents will be expedited.
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Newman Seasons Hotel Nyiyaparli YMAC Meeting…6/8/2013
Gordon Yuline and 56 Nyiyaparli and Narrier supporters attended an orchestrated YMAC meeting.
His driver also supported Gordon and his Sydney based Management Company MIDC.
Gordon queried and asked the YMAC Lawyer why his legal and management team could not inspect and advise him of several agreements and amendments required to be signed by land-use agreement companies through YMAC.
Gordon refused to sign until being fully aware of what he was to sign.
Several non-customary Nyiyaparli claimants loyal to YMAC became irate with Gordon's strength not to sign, YMAC employees and Lawyers pressed Gordon that, without him signing no monies would be released to the community. Victor Parker" non-Nyiyaparli applicant" made vocal to vote Gordon out as primary customary applicant elder.
The majority of Nyiyaparli member claimants were not allowed in the voting room especially Gordon and his supporters.
The voting session without quorum and most certainly without any customary alliance with Nyiyaparli Law was voted upon behind close doors to dismiss Gordon.
YMAC Lawyer Kate Holloman came out from the voting room and made comment to Gordon that she was not sacking him but advising Gordon the outcome was relieving him from the stress.
Gordon has been very concerned of the manipulation of his royalties' monies from land-use agreements for many years and constant delay in his Nyiyaparli Native Title determination by YMAC as representation.
Gordon and Susie Yuline, Elder and Gordon's sister, made full declaration and announced to all including YMAC lawyers and staff that the Yuline family will make Claim and register Native Title held in their blood lines for thousands of years.
Nyiyaparli Elders patiently awaiting
Nyiyaparli Elders are looking forward patiently to challenging the unlawful dismissal of their principle Lawman elder Gordon Yuline from his Native Title Applicant participation in the Federal Court. The demise was unlawfully orchestrated by PNTS, YMAC lawyer Kate Holloman, the lawyer who used non-Nyiyaparli applicants to vote against Gordon Yuline in a hidden voting session with absolutely no legal cultural quorum, to control the assets of Nyiyaparli people.
The Elders managing company, MIDC, witnessed the extraordinary change of events at the Seasons Motel Newman on the 6th/8/13.
Gordon Yuline constantly asked YMAC and pleaded for the whereabouts of his royalty payments and why the payments were diverted from his Elders Trust without his and other Elders consent.
Gordon also constantly asked for his inalienable right to independent legal representation in the matter of signing Land Use documents from Mining Companies, and been denied.
The YMAC lawyer responded with reasons of another trust orchestrated by YMAC and that non-Nyiyaparli people were her preference to work with, and also that her preferred Myers Trust were now the distributors of Elders royalties.
Gordon Yuline is one of the last blue blood Aboriginals in Australia and is focused on remaining within his ancient culture and traditions, and passing these traditions onto the younger generation.
Gordon is both loved and abused by his people as the culprits exited the 'hidden voting session' with "crocodile tears" crying on his and the other elders shoulders.
The lawyer announced that "she was not sacking Gordon, just relieving him of the stress of signing documents".
The MIDC manager announced that he witnessed the most 'despicable' conduct you could ever imagine in what is one of the last traditional Aboriginal cultures left in the world.
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Day 1 Seeduwa
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Days 2-3 Dambulla
Travel straight to the heart of the island and shake off any cobwebs with a climb to the top of Sigiriya's spectacular Lion Rock. Reach the ruins of a fortified palace at the summit and take in the incredible panoramic views.
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Day 4 Polonnaruwa
Between November and April, set off early to watch the mist rise from the vast Lake Parakrama, Marvel at the magnificent birdlife and visit a nearby village to find out more about the local lifestyle and the role fishing plays within it. Between May and October, enjoy free time to explore the area. Then travel to the one-time capital of Polonnaruwa to explore its well-preserved ancient ruins.
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Days 5-6 Kandy
Explore Sri Lanka's largest cave temple complex and be amazed at the ornate frescoes that decorate the cave monastery at Dambulla. Pass coffee plantations on the journey south to scenic Kandy and visit the Temple of the Tooth, where a tooth of Lord Buddha is enshrined. Stroll through the city's wonderful Peradeniya Botanical Gardens, a haven of tranquillity, and be bowled over by its natural charms.
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Day 7 Kitulgala
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Enjoy a scenic journey past lush green hills and gushing waterfalls to Nuwara Eliya. Visit a tea factory in the tea capital of Sri Lanka, which was once known as 'Little England' by British colonialists.
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Day 10 Bandarawela
Follow the winding valley roads to a tea plantation and spend a night sleeping under canvas in this wonderfully remote spot surrounded by nature and stars.
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Day 11 Uda Walawe National Park
Discover how the majestic elephant has been part of Sri Lankan culture for many centuries while visiting the Elephant Transit Home. Arrive at this centre during feeding time and see how this important organisation helps rehabilitate and release elephants back into the wild. Set off on a jeep safari in search of the many herds of wild elephant that call Uda Walawe home. Finally, continue to the coast and fall asleep the sound of crashing waves.
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Days 12-13 Beach
Take it easy on Sri Lanka's tropical beaches, soaking up the laidback atmosphere and taking the occasional dip in the Indian Ocean's deliciously warm waters.
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Days 14-15 Seeduwa
Journey north back up the coast and walk along the walls and narrow streets of Galle Dutch Fort. Travel on to the Kosgoda Turtle Hatchery, which was set up to help protect Sri Lanka's turtles against the threat of extinction. After such an action and animal-packed holiday, why not spend the final night swapping memories with the family's new-found friends.
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|Hi. My husband is set on brick painted cream for the exterior of our home with blue gray windows and shutters. Only old brick are allowed in our neighborhood UNLESS you are painting brick, which may have been a mistake on the design board's part because it seems like new brick scream "i'm new! i'm new!" when they are painted. what i'm noticing on the homes that are painted brick is that they went with a brick that probably looked old before it was painted because it's a tumbled brick. BUT, once painted, you can pick up on the repetitive machine made patterns of the tumble - similar to what you will see if you look at cheap man made tile trying to imitate natural stone. you can pick out the same tile throughout the room. the more expensive porcelains, however, are really convincing -- another topic for another day.
anyway, the head of the design board is not pleased with the way the painted brick are turning out so he's having them sacked then painted again if they really look terrible. i am determined to find a new brick that still looks old once painted.
so here's what i've found so far. I can purchase a strap if I really get serious about any of them. TRY TO PICTURE THEM WITH A FLUSH MESSY MORTAR JOINT
this one is called Woodbury, but I'm afraid you can pick up on the little indentions being exactly the same on some bricks once painted
i will post the others in the next post because I don't know how to post several pics in one post
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|this is called Burlington. I think this one looks MOST like an Old St. Louis or Old Birmingham brick. The COLOR doesn't vary much, so it doensn't seem old, but the chopped corners seem very much like an old brick. Old St. Louis bricks don't have chunks missing from the middle. That's where I think people are messing up. They think old, so they think that they need to be tumbled with chunks missing, but once they are painted, they look nothing like old brick.
here's a link where you can see this burlington brick in more pictures. it's pretty convincing in my opinion. what do you think?
|this is the same brick as burlington above, but a different color, which doesn't make a difference since it will be painted, but it's a nice looking brick too and sometimes it helps to see it in another color in case the first color was throwing you off when thinking about true old bricks having a little more variation
here's a link to more pictures of it and very up close pictures too
http://columbusbrick.com/old-colony-modularre variation
|this is one that they are using in the neighborhood and i think that once it's painted, it looks like little bird footprints all over.
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This week is the first week of a new round of Aussie Curves. It's so hard to believe it's been a year already and I just have to say, I am so thankful that Dani decided to put this together. It's made me think outside the box, stretch my comfort levels, and made me feel part of an amazing and supportive community.
If you're wanting to join in the fun, be sure to head over to the facebook group and ask to join. There you will find all the information on the rules, themes and of course lots of talk about fashion!
Last Saturday, Dani hosted an Aussie Curves Anniversary party, and I was determined to make it. Due to my anxiety and such I've missed out on a few events, so I was super proud of myself for making it out into the city of a night. I didn't get any outfit photos, but Dani snapped this picture at the event.
Dress worn as top – New Look | Skirt – ASOS | Stockings – c/o Sonsee | Shoes – Betts
I'm going to talk about the stockings I wore at a later date, because I AM in love, but just wanted to say check out the Sonsee site. I wore these stockings for around 10 hours and they were so comfortable, didn't sag AND I didn't have to do the whole 'underwear over the top of the stockings' trick! (I'm wearing size 'flawless')
Head over to Dani's post HERE to check out an AMAZING video of the night.
I didn't participate in every theme over the past year, but I did a great many of them! I'm really looking forward to this years new themes and returning ones to see how much my style has changed. Below is a look at some of the outfits I wore thanks to Aussie Curves!
So glad you got to make it, and looove the outfit. I am going to start Aussie Curves next week, when back from holiday :).
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Awesome, love the collage too. I have to say I was so proud of you for coming, you know I never put any pressure on you to come but I love that you did xx
Great outfit and I LOVE LOVE the collage. Great idea lady.
Awesome collage! Love that dress as a top. It is a dress, right? I'm pretty sure I had it stalked all over the internet.
awesome collage! And go you for making the 1st bday party xx
Your curves outfits are always fun to look at :))
Soo fun! Congratulations on 1 year. You guys are so rad.
I can't believe it's already been a year! This is such an awesome series and I always love seeing how you interpret each theme.
Love the collage and the print on your dress!
Cant wait for you to fill a new collage with this year's themes! x
I know! I'm so excited about the challenges ahead!
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I know! I was so proud of myself! It may sound silly, but it's one thing so many people take for granted, having no problems leaving the house and doing as they wish. It's a big deal for me.
It is a dress! And its on sale for like 8pounds at New Look at the moment!
Thank you! <3
Thank you! I always want to go, but its hard to know how i'll be on the day. I get so frustrated with myself for not being able to make things, but I'm getting better! I'm so glad I was able to make it, I had a wonderful time!
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The online application is not yet available. Please complete an interest form so that we can contact you when the application is available.
We teach ten skills in ten days. Below is a preliminary breakdown of the course., Please note: the schedule may change as we finalize details. The skill sets, however remain constant. Check back for updates.
Monterey Institute students who successfully complete CLP and wish to obtain academic credit for their experience may do so if they enroll in specially designated classes for CLP participants at the Monterey Institute, tuition for which is included in the spring semester. Students who are not enrolled at the Monterey Institute may also avail themselves of this option at their home institution. Please contact your home institution for eligibility.
The 2012 CLP application is not yet available. Please complete an interest form and we will contact you when the application is available.
The pre-readings will be supplied in electronic form to admitted students one month prior to the course. An electronic syllabus will also be provided with links to readings. Additional handouts and materials will be distributed in class. Participants are encouraged to bring a laptop to each session and to download a copy of Miradi Software.
There are no scholarships at this time for CLP. However, you may be eligible to receive financial aid in the form of loans to cover the tuition fee for the program if you take CLP for academic credit. If you are a Monterey Institute student, please see the Office of Student Financial Planning to learn more about your individual options. Non-Monterey Institute students should contact Carolyn Taylor at 831-647-6417 for more information on financial aid options.
Participants are encouraged to seek outside scholarships to cover the costs of the program. Those individuals who are currently working for conservation organizations may apply directly to their places of work for reimbursement of tuition fees.
The main instructor is Dr. Jeff Langholz, who will be teaching (along with local leaders) the following sessions: Understanding the Conservation Project Cycle, Writing Meaningful Mission Statements, Using Comprehensive Site Assessment Tools, Creating Conservation Management Plans, Building Project Teams and Boards, Leadership Ethics, Effective Outreach and Media Relations, and Conflict Resolution.
A leader from Foundations of Success will teach sessions on Project Monitoring and Evaluation, and an instructor from Root Change will teach the Financial Management sessions.
If you are an enrolled Monterey Institute student, you may simply fill out the application and submit it electronically. All other participants submit the application form with a resume, recent transcript, and statement of purpose attached.
Participants who have completed at least two years of undergraduate work, and have a demonstrated interest in conservation and environmental issues are welcomed to apply. This program is for junior professionals, advanced undergraduates, and graduate students.
The Conservation Leadership Practicum will be held for two weeks during the month of January 2012 at the Monterey Institute of International Studies campus in Monterey, CA. Exact dates will be announced in May 2012.