Victorian London - Prisons - City Bridewell

Bridewell Palace

1618 Bridewell Royal Hospital to Virginia

1618 Bridewell Royal Hospital

Abbott, Eliz

Ascue, John

Baker, George

Baker, John

Ball, Mary

Beale, Gryffin

Bromley, John

Bullocke, William

Chauster, Nicholas

Chidley, Rich

Crooke, Thomas

Dowse, Barbera

Evans, Robert

Farnby, Charles

Fisher, John

Fysher, John

Geffrey, George

Gibbins, William

Hankle, George

Holland, James

Jennings, Agnes

Johnson, John

Kinge, John

Kinge, Nath

Kinge, Robert

Laratt, William

Lowe, Robert

Moyses, Joseph

Nicholas, Thomas

Nicholls, Thomas

Nichols, Thomas

Nuttinge, Andrewe

Okeley, Amos

Otley, Thomas

Parker, William

Plunkett, William

Poore, Jasper

Pyper, Roger

Reade, Phillip

Rotlingham, Thomas

Sampson, Kath

Seaborne, Frances

Setevens, Thomas

Showell, Thomas

Sotherne, Roger

Sotherne, Roger

Southerne, Roger

Spencer, Ricd.

Stevens, Thomas

Taylor, Edward

Throckmorton, John

Trentram, James

Salt Men (Mummies) To Undergo Surgery

"TEHRAN, Oct. 27 (MNA) -- The Archaeology Research Center of Iran (ARCI) plans to conduct a series of surgical operations on the ancient salt men of Zanjan’s Chehrabad Salt Mine, the Persian service of CHN reported on Saturday. "

Archaeologist presents Maya topic at Lyon

Shipwrecks, Sunken City Lure Divers to Turkey's Lycian Coast By Anna Jenkinson

Shipwrecks, Sunken City Lure Divers to Turkey's Lycian Coast

"Oct. 31 (Bloomberg) -- Gripping the broken hull of the ``Duchess of York,'' a 19th-century steamer, I struggle with a dilemma -- do I swim further down into one of the best wrecks along the Turkish coast or heed my dive computer's warning that I am running out of time?"

Cultic City And Fortress Unearthed In Southern Turkey

Science Daily

"ScienceDaily (Oct. 31, 2007) — New excavations conducted by the University of Tübingen (Germany) and the Onsekiz Mart University of Çanakkale (Turkey) at the site of Sirkeli Höyük near Adana (southern Turkey) have revealed the remains of a massive bastion fortification dating to the Hittite Imperial Period (ca. 1300 BC). Sirkeli Höyük, one of the largest settlement mounds in Cilicia during the Bronze- and Iron Ages, was already known to archaeologists and historians because of two Hittite rock reliefs located at the site."

'Lost Colony' search goes on centuries later

By Mike Baker, Associated Press

"GREAT DISMAL SWAMP, N.C. — After trudging for two hours through thick vegetation to a blurry mark found on Google Earth, George Ray started making up a song: "If you're lost, I'll find you tomorrow," he sang in a thick Southern drawl."

Our Legacy:Racial mixtures of the Upper South

HometownAnnapolis.com)By Janice Hayes-Williams, For The Capital

Major archaeological find in Puerto Rico

By LAURA N. PEREZ SANCHEZ, Associated Press Writer

Say What? Fibromyalgia Patients Under Fire?

Mark Tayac Lunch & Lecture RSVP

Mark Tayac renown Indian Activst will be giving a lecuture about "The Use of American Indian Images in Pop Culture," at the Loyola College in Maryland on Monday, November 12, 2007. The event will begin with lunch on the 4th floor Program at 11:30 AM.

The Electronic Front Porch by Jacob Podber

'Mountain Mysteries' by Larry Thacker

AZTEC DANCERS

Ancient People, Startling Histories | Flathead Beacon

Excerpt "The Ainu and Melungeons

Ancient People, Startling Histories

One of the best things about being a reporter is that I get to indulge my curiosity. But this is a local news source; it’s not always a place where you can indulge interests outside the Flathead, which is why I spend some of my non-working hours (ahem), learning about a subject in which I find myself increasingly interested: obscure and sometimes marginalized ethnic groups, like the Melungeons or Ainu people."

Piscataway Indian Nation Home

Mark Tayac

Vernon Bellecourt, a longtime leader of the American Indian Movement Dies

Grantville Gazette - Virginia DeMarce

Michigan's mysterious Indian mounds

By Vivian M. Baulch / The Detroit News

"As Europeans settled Michigan they crowded out the native Indian populations, destroying ancient burial sites and raiding them for treasures and artifacts. They were particularly fascinated by the burial mounds scattered throughout the state. "

"Even the native Indians claimed not to know who the mound builders were. Some recalled old legends that their ancestors had conquered and ousted an ancient evil civilization which had dug for copper and built mounds."

Mohegan Indian Chief Ralph Sturges memorial

The Hartford Courant
4:35 PM EDT, October 5, 2007

"UNCASVILLE - Hundreds of people gathered in Uncasville to remember and honor longtime Mohegan Indian Tribe Chief Ralph Sturges. A memorial service and burial was held at the Mohegan Burial Ground"

80 Ancient "Cloud Warrior" Skeletons Found in Peru Fort

Kelly Hearn
for National Geographic News

September 26, 2007

"The centuries-old skeletons bear evidence of quick and puzzling deaths, the bodies having been found where they fell, without burial, an archaeologist said."

Pow Wow celebrates native traditions

by Misty Chybrzynski

My Mother's People

My Mother's People by Ray "Houston" Bridges.

melungeons.com Feature of the Month:

My Mother's People : The Redbones of Southwest Louisiana
by Raymond "Houston" Bridges