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Sort of \"Hannibal Project\" ? - Simplex - 08-07-2012
This may already be known to some of us here
(though my search amounted to nothing :mrgreen: )
Lucky Lichtensteinians !
Got this link via www.tribur.de (Thanks Markus !)
http://www.landesmuseum.li/Veranstaltungen/VeranstaltungenDetail/tabid/191/Default.aspx?shmid=584&shact=-269201944&shmiid=1qS__pls__7DXxIRU__eql__
Wished I could be there.
BTW : Anyone who knows easy accessible informations about this man's research ?
Greez & Thanks
Simplex
Re: Sort of \"Hannibal Project\" ? - Epictetus - 08-07-2012
Quote:Sponsored by National Geographic Society in 2007-2008, the Stanford Alpine Archaeology project has been tracking Hannibal's intrepid march in 218 BCE with an army and elephants over the Alps since 1996.
I think that sentence could use some editing. At first I thought Stanford had an army and elephants in the Alps for the past 16 years.
But the project sounds pretty cool!
Re: Sort of \"Hannibal Project\" ? - Simplex - 08-07-2012
hock: hock: hock: WHAT !?
You say Stanford DID not have an army up there ? :???: :roll:
O.K. , seriously , that finer irony of that english translation escaped my view. :wink:
But yes indeed -- that project deserves wider recognition.
(I'm not sure but they might have done some minor coverage on german TV -- I'll go after that as time allows)
Meanwhile
Greez
Simplx
Re: Sort of \"Hannibal Project\" ? - Robert Vermaat - 08-07-2012
Quote:Stanford had an army and elephants in the Alps for the past 16 years.
