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Time Travel

November 12, 2008 at 5:35 PM | by | Comments (0)

Maybe when things get rough, we all just long for times gone by? A recent batch of stories has us thinking about the olden days, and we're not talking about the '50s.

While Google was putting the finishing touches on its recreation of Ancient Rome, archeologists announced they'd found a heretofore undiscovered, 4,300-year-old pyramid in Egypt. Not to be outdone, Lebanon said today it had unearthed a 2,900-year-old Phoenician cemetery.

Related Stories:
· New Pyramid Found in Egypt [National Geographic]
· Roman History Comes to Life [LatLong Blog]
· Lebanon Finds Ancient Remains [Reuters]
· Can Babylon Be Rescued? [AP, via Google]
· Something a Little Younger: Denver's Turning 150 [BT]

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