Archive for December, 2007

The Fairy Tale Generator

Did you know that all fairytales and folklore are based on just a few elemental building blocks?

Welcome to the fairy tale generatorMillais’ Riding Hood

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Lost Photos of the Arcane

http://www.ufoevidence.org/photographs/section/1960s/Photo167.htm

1964 – United States

Click the image above to learn the story behind it. You’ll be glad you did. (A Unique Family Heirloom INDEED!)

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Grotto of Romulus and Remus Unveiled

 

Sanctuary of Rome’s ‘Founder’ Revealed

This photo made available by the Italian Culture Ministry during a press conference in Rome, Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2007, shows an underground grotto believed to have been worshipped by ancient Romans as the place where a wolf nursed the city’s legendary founder Romulus and his twin brother Remus. Decorated with seashells and colored marble, the vaulted sanctuary lies buried 16 meters (52 feet) inside the Palatine hill, the palatial center of power in imperial Rome. (Italian Culture Ministry, HO/ AP Photo )

(This news comes to us from back in November, but it seems worthy of posting even if a bit late…)

 

Archaeologists in Rome Unveil Grotto Linked to Mythical Founder Romulus

By ARIEL DAVID Associated Press Writer

ROME Nov 20, 2007 (AP)

Archaeologists on Tuesday unveiled an underground grotto believed to have been revered by ancient Romans as the place where a wolf nursed the city’s legendary founder Romulus and his twin brother Remus.Decorated with seashells and colored marble, the vaulted sanctuary is buried 52 feet inside the Palatine hill, the palatial center of power in imperial Rome, the archaeologists said at a news conference.

Click here for the complete article from ABC News.

A note regarding the photo above:

“This photo made available by the Italian Culture Ministry during a press conference in Rome, Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2007, shows an underground grotto believed to have been worshipped by ancient Romans as the place where a wolf nursed the city’s legendary founder Romulus and his twin brother Remus. Decorated with seashells and colored marble, the vaulted sanctuary lies buried 16 meters (52 feet) inside the Palatine hill, the palatial center of power in imperial Rome. (Italian Culture Ministry, HO/ AP Photo).

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