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Braman’s Wanderings
Category Archives: Archaeology
A Walk around Cambridge
Today I took a walk around Cambridge. I ended up walking about nine miles today in my wanderings. My first stop today was Christ’s College. This is where my 11th great grandfather Richard Bernard went to school in the late … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Culture, Travel
Tagged Cambridge, Cambridge University, Christ's College, Fitzwilliam, Great Saint Mary's, Pembroke College, Punting
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Assyrian Watch
This past week I have been listening to the History books of the Old Testament. Whenever I listen to II Kings 15 I think of this picture that I took at the British Museum. I really like this relief of … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, History, Israel, Travel
Tagged Abel Beth Maacah, Assyria, Assyrian King, British Museum, Judah, Kings, Menahem, Pekah, pul, tiglath-pilesar, watch
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