Thomas and Allison, the two explorers who head up the Amid the Ruins blog, wear adventure belts when they go on expeditions. Read about this equipment here.
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Is it time to play Gator or Croc? Over on lazy-lizard-tales.blogspot.com some years back, they ran an article titled "That's no fish: Alligator spotted at Sembawang Park?" Get the details here.
Also, on wptv.com, they might have a croc of a different sort and still have a gator with "Florida man snaps picture of raccoon riding a gator in Ocala National Forest" here.
Finally, on sciencealert.com, they say "We asked a scientist about that 'impossibly large' alligator" and this is what they found out here.
Queen Elizabeth I had many suitors over the course of her long reign. Some she seemingly considered in a serious light, though she remained alone throughout her life, as far as marriage is concerned. Over on elizabethan-era.org.uk, have a look at a list of the "Suitors of Queen Elizabeth I" here.
Also, on history.hanover.edu, Katherine E. Culbertson examines her as "Elizabeth I: The Most Elusive Bride in History" here.
Finally on historyextra.com, check out an article on "Robert Dudley: Queen Elizabeth I's great love" here.
Over on aleteia.org, they tell us that "A 1500-Year-Old Underground Byzantine Church Is Found in Turkey." Find out more here.
Also, on seeker.com, we're told of "3,400-Year-Old Necropolis Found in Egypt" here.
Finally, on acorjordan.wordpress.com, we're asked "What Lies Beneath?" And we're given "New Insights into Petra’s Temple of the Winged Lions [from] The American Center of Oriental Research Blog." Learn more here.
