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Category Archives: History
TipTop Ford
This evening we had dinner at the Spaghetti Works in the Old Market in Omaha. They had a unique salad bar and it made me think about one of my ancestors. The salad bar was on the bed of an … Continue reading
Posted in Family History, History, Memories
Tagged Architecture, College World Series, Culture, Family History, Ford, history, memories, Omaha Nebraska, TipTop, transportation
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Excavation Time
Summer time is upon us and the excavation season in Israel is starting. There are several blogs that I visit where I can find out information about new discoveries or just read about the daily life on a dig. My … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, History, Israel
Tagged archaeological digs, archaeology, Ashkelon, Israel, Khirbet Qeiyafa, Lachish, Libnah, Shephelah, Tel Burna, Tell es-Safi
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