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• Come to Russia and Visit the Sites of Ancient Man!

  
  I'm not a very active traveler nor an archaeologist or even a geologist (I still have not grown a beard so I will freeze in the expedition) but I love nature - the mountains, and fresh air. I was never interested in archeology before but if you're into such things then no problem! Just come to Russia and visit some sites related to ancient man located not far from Krasnodar in the village of Il'sky.
  January 21, 2011 1 comment 6 likes

• Sintra, Portugal

  
  Sintra was classified as a World Heritage by UNESCO, in 1995, at the category of Cultural Landscape. Lord Byron called it "a Garden of the Earthly Paradise". Sintra is a gem of the Lisbon surrounding mountains. Feel free to browse some of the photos I took when I was there!
  August 12, 2010 6 comments 6 likes

• What remains of Metapontum ? Almost nothing !

  
  Have a look at the ruins of this big antic city, visit the archeological area, and enjoy the beaches of the lido (the seashore).
  May 25, 2010 2 comments 7 likes

• Tel Megiddo -Armageddon

  
  Visit of the Ruins of Tel Megiddo and the Iron Age tunnel.
  October 03, 2009 3 comments 3 likes

• Jezreel Valley

  
  Tel (mound) Megiddo, known as Tel-el-Mutesellim (Hill of the Ruler) has been identified as one of the most important cities of biblical times.
  September 29, 2009 5 comments 4 likes

• Vasamuseet (The Vasa Museum) Stockholm, Sweden

  
  There are many great museums in Stockholm, but the one that fascinates me most is The Vasa Museum. The amazing story of this museum begins more than 380 years ago...
  September 27, 2009 4 comments 3 likes

• The Red Giants/Ex Fiat Steel Production Plant

  
  The ex Fiat/Teksid steel plate production plants, situated in the northern part of Turin, were definitely closed in 1992 and then partially destroyed. Still standing though are the "red giants", the huge steel columns which were once the structure of the factory.
  April 03, 2009 3 comments 5 likes

• The archeological site of Oursi Hu-Beero

  
  The archeological site of Oursi Hu-Beero is perhaps one of the oldest medieval sites that had been found in west Africa. This exceptional site is dated from around the 10-11th century and reveals some exceptional traces form african medieval life, at the sahelian border of Burkina Faso, near of Mali and Niger.
  December 10, 2008 1 like

• Museum of Rare Stones

  
  Stones are cold and often not so interesting, but one man, named Vaclovas Intas, did get the feeling, that stones have a lot more to tell us than our drunk partners in local pubs on Friday nights. That's why he did collect stones from all over the world into one place in Lithuania's north side, the town, called Mosedis.
  April 27, 2008 2 likes