Noah's Archeology Flashcards
Richard III
Buried at Greyfriars Church
Died in War of the Roses
Henry VIII destroyed the church
British archeologists determined that King Richard III was buried under a parking lot
With DNA tests, it was confirmed that the body was Richard III
Richard had a common form of scoliosis
Reburied at Leicester Cathedral
Minister John Glenn says that burying him there can make sure that future generations can see his remains too
Buddhist Temple in Pakistan
Located at Gandhara
“a trade crossroads and cultural meeting place between India, Central Asia and the Middle East”
Team unearthed coins, jewellery, statues, seals, pottery fragments and other ancient artefacts
Abandoned in the third century C.E. following an earthquake
Fastest Human in History
Footprint found in New South Wales (Australia)
Young aboriginal girl named Mary Pappen Jr spotted footprints
Mungo National Park- swampy wetland
20,000 years ago
Steve Webb, with Bond University, found that one of them was running at 37 km/h on mud, barefoot and, without intense training
Controversy is about a Richard III play by Globe Theatre in London
Portrayed by a woman, Globe Theatre’s boss Michelle Terry
Terry has stressed that she won’t play a scoliosis Richard, but a narcissist one
Ostia Antica
Once an ancient Roman city
Ostia means “ancient mouth”
One of Rome’s first settlements
Kristin Jackson points out that one good thing about Ostia Antica is there are no pushy vendors, no street noise, and no crowds on some days
Mile-long road Decumanus Maximus
Pompeii
Eruption of Mount Vesuvius
Professor Eric Poehler from University of Massachusetts used 3D mapping technology to put together a grid of the transportation network showing how people moved around that time
People ate seafood and pork- even fed pigs different stuff to make their bodies taste different
Fish sauce kid known as Umbricuis Scaurus
The Girsu Project
Sumerican city- Girsu in Iraq
Technology was used to subsurface remains at tablet hill
Ennui temple- God Nigirsu
Jurassic Park
American science fiction media franchise created by Michael Crichton
Take place on an island, namely Isla Nublar, located on the Pacific coast of Central Rica,
Rosetta Stone
Made by the priests of Memphis (capital city of ancient Egypt)
Explaining about Ptolemy V Epiphanes’ reign
3 Languages
Thanks to the Rosetta Stone, we managed to decipher the Egyptian scripts
Found by a Frenchman, but after France surrendered because of Napoleon’s departure, it was passed to the British
The Land Before Time
The first first movie was directed by Don Bluth, with help as executive producer by George Lucas and Steven Spielberg (also the director of jurassic park)
About four young dinosaurs and a pterosaur. After finding the Great Valley, they raise a carnivorous baby, survive a drought and a cold snap, and witness a solar eclipse
Godzilla
American monster film
American Sailor attempts to return to his family while caught in the crossfire of an ancient rivalry between Godzilla and two parasitic monsters known as MUTOs
Criticised for the script, characters, and Godzilla’s insufficient screen time
Feathered T-Rex
Unlike bones, feathers will eventually decompose after a few years.
Many dinosaur skeletons were covered in feathers, including the Yutyrannus and Dilong, which were close relatives to the T-rex
Borobudur
It’s the biggest Buddhist monument in the world
Indonesia
9th Century
Sailendra Dynasty
Vesak Day celebration
Taposiris Magna Stele
Dubbed as the other Rosetta Stone
Talks about the 7th year of Ptolemy V’s reign, instead explaining it
A stele is typically a wooden or stone slab erected, usually for funerals
Inscribed with 20 lines of Hieroglyphic and Demotic inscriptions, unlike the Rosetta Stone’s 3 languages
Petra
Inhabited by the Nabataeans (ancient Arab)
7000 BC
Rediscovered by the amazing Swiss traveller, Johann Ludwig Burckhardt
Petra means “rock” in Greece, because many people had control over Petra
Sutton Hoo
Suffolk, England
Anglo-Saxon culture
Archeologist Basil Brown
Vesuvius Challenge
Funded largely by Elon Musk
Initiated by Brent Seales and supported by backers from Silicon Valley
Aimed to decipher ancient code, particularly focusing on scrolls recovered from the volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.
A team comprising Youssef Nader, Luke Farritor, and Julian Schilliger utilized AI technology to tackle the challenge and successfully read the text
Voice cloning application
HeyGen.
Automatically dubs a user’s voice in another language, it also uses AI to alter facial expressions and mouth movements to fit the spoken text, making it look all the more legitimate
Youtube Feature- Aloud
Gives a port for creators to dub their content on a video
Largest libraries
Dolphins channel jumping pandas from moon night club beach carnival
10th Largest Library
Danish Royal Library (Copenhagen)
Paleoart Image- Phillip Henry Delamotte
Motu, SCP
Sculped, Crystal Palace
