Did you all know that Julius Ceaser, was the first person in history to argue against the death penalty and for life imprisonment in the trial of Catiline in the year 63 BCE. This was a full ten years before he was even Consul of Rome. #NCADP#History#SPQR#Rome
Music is in bloom. The @tnstatemuseum spring newsletter is now available for view on our website. Curator Rob DeHart's cover story walks you through the stories and artifacts found in the exhibition "The State of Sound: Tennessee's Musical Heritage." https://t.co/sUcDZLWI0K
@realDonaldTrump I seem to remember a time when yourself was registered as a Democrat then with the reform party I think it's safe to assume you seek alignment with whichever party is strongest to bolster your odds, since you can't run on merit alone. #truth#explainthis
https://t.co/FKAbVU8nud: Ancient Egypt SHOCK: Archeologists discover OLDEST Christian church outside of Alexandria.
https://t.co/mTlYgxn4qH
via @GoogleNews
Those scatterbrained ancient #Maya lost all their #treasures, but clever archaeologists are, as always, already on the track ...
Seriously though: These are some amazing finds! 😲👌
https://t.co/xXtFh2OC1V via @guardians
Attempted my first exploration of the previously unexplored south west passage in Demonbruens cave, after the first choke point it opened up to a room measuring about 5' height 2.5' width. Bits of broken pottery and this possible stone hand tool we're found.
@AdamRutherford as someone who was adopted as an infant with the adoption records sealed I have always wondered where I came from your book A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived taught me that finding where I come from was nowhere near as important as finding out who I am.
Jay Austin, from our documentary, was involved in a tragic event that took his life. His mother is going to cary on his incredible legacy by contributing beyond her self in a meaningful way: https://t.co/Tf8Jmz8oDw