Donnerstag, 7. Mai 2009

When On Google Earth 34

Hi, since I'm the winner of When On Google Earth, No. 33 , here is When On Google Earth, No. 34 (I took again an easy one!) :





The Rules of When on Google Earth are as follows:
Q: What is When on Google Earth?
A: It’s a game for archaeologists, or anybody else willing to have a go!

Q: How do you play it?
A: Simple, you try to identify the site in the picture.

Q: Who wins?
A: The first person to correctly identify the site, including its major period of occupation, wins the game.

Q: What does the winner get?
A: The winner gets bragging rights and the chance to host the next When on Google Earth on his/her own blog!

Previous winners:

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Host:

Victor:

Site:

Period:

1

Shawn Graham

Chuck Jones

Takht-i Jamshid / Persepolis terrace, Iran

Achaemenid period

2

Chuck Jones

PDD

Church of Saint Simeon at Qalat Siman, Syria

5th-6th c. CE

2.1

Chuck Jones

Paul Zimmerman

Qal’at al-Bahrain

16th c. CE

3

Paul Zimmerman

Heather Baker

Baraqish (Yathill), Yemen

Minaean

4

Heather Baker

Jason Ur

Mohenjo Daro,

ca. 2600-1900 BCE

5

Jason Ur

Dan Diffendale

Monte Albán, Oaxaca, Mexico

1st-5th centuries CE

6

Dan Diffendale

Claire of Geevor Mine

Segontium, Caernarfon, Wales

77ish to about 390 CE

7

Claire of Geevor Mine

Ivan Cangemi

Carn Euny

ca. 500 BCE-100 CE

8

Ivan Cangemi

Southie Sham

Monks Mound (Cahokia), IL, USA

fl. 1050-1200

9

Southie Sham

Dan Diffendale

Gergovia

fl. 1st c. BCE

10

Dan Diffendale

Dorothy King

Kastro Larissa/Argos, Greece

ca. 1100 CE

11

Dorothy King

Daniel Pett

Utica, Tunisia

8th century BCE–until 2nd Century CE

12

Daniel Pett

Neil Silberman

Caesarea Maritima, Israel

1st century CE–Present

13

Neil Silberman

Chuck Jones

Graceland, Memphis, TN, United States

1939 CE–Present

14

Chuck Jones

Aphaia

Bam Citadel, Iran

pre-6th century BC–19th century CE

15

Aphaia

Daniel Pett

Myrina, Lemnos, Greece

Classical Greek–present

16

Daniel Pett

Paul Barford

Dambulla Cave Temple, Sri Lanka

1st century BCE

17

Paul Barford

Scott McDonough

Rosetta (Rashid), Egypt

Ptolemaic, Mamluk

18

Scott McDonough

Lindsay Allen

Ani, Turkey

Medieval, 10th-14th centuries CE

19

Lindsay Allen

Heather in Vienna

South Shields, England, UK

Roman Imperial

20

Heather in Vienna

Scott McDonough

Suomenlinna/Sveaborg fortress, Helsinki, Finland

1748-present

21

Scott McDonough

Chuck Jones

Derbent, Republic of Dagestan

Sasanian-present

22

Chuck Jones

Paul Barford

Amphitheatre of Aquincum (Budapest), Hungary

Roman

23

Paul Barford

Geoff Carter

The Cursus, (Stonehenge) Wiltshire

Neolithic

24

Geoff Carter

Ferhan Sakal

The Heuneburg, South Germany

Iron Age

25

Ferhan Sakal

Lindsay Allen

Sura, Syria

Roman

26

Lindsay Allen

Andrea

Bannerman Castle, Hudson River, US

C20th

27

Andrea

David Powell

Taposiris Magna, Alexandria, Egypt

C1st bce

28

David Powell

Billy

Ross Abbey, Galway, Ireland

Medieval

29

Billy

Geoff Carter

Great Zimbabwe, Africa

C11th - 14th ce

30

Geoff Carter

Heather

Elsdon Castle, England

C11th - 12th ce

31

Heather

Geoff Carter

Volubilis, Morocco

Roman

32

Geoff Carter

Paul Barford

Su Nuraxi, Barumini, Sardinia

C15th - 6th bce

33

Paul Barford

Ferhan Sakal

Arkona, Germany

Medieval

34

Ferhan Sakal




12 Kommentare:

  1. Hmm, but we've had Bam, Iran before http://ancientworldbloggers.blogspot.com/2009/03/when-on-google-earth-no-14.html

    Maybe have another try...

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  2. Soory it was already posted as WOGE 14. I will post a new one!!

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  3. Wonderful, a giant sperm cell fertilising a green fuzzy egg (Can you tell I've been working too hard today?).

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  4. Ok you may have right, but since not many sites are covered with a roof contraction, it should be easy to figured out!!

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  5. No guesses?? Well, I'm going to be online again tomorrow at 12 AM CET. Until then I give you a small hint: It's a Tepe in the country of Höyüks!

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  6. Not much of a clue. I assumed that already. ;-)

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  7. Well, much as I prefer Paul's innovative suggestion, my rather more boring answer is Arslantepe near Malatya in Turkey. Chalcolithic, Bronze Age and Iron Age occupations, as well as late Roman and Byzantine. Capital of a small Neo-Hittite kingdom in earlier 1st mill.

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  8. Arslantepe is correct. Well done Heather!
    Yes, Paul's view is fantastic :) (what an imagination)
    lol
    So it's your turn Heather.
    Don't let us wait too long!!

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  9. OK, here is the link to WOGE 35. Happy searching ...

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