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Compiled from a global network of correspondents and friends along with our own perspective on key events, Fragments of Time is delighted to bring you the latest news and information of interest to collectors of antiquities and ancient classical art. 

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Pre-BLOG News Archive:

• Spring 2005 Catalogue XXXIV Released; 50+ Objects Highlighted 

• Fragments of Time Holiday Catalogue #33 Now Available!  

• Catalogue XXXII Available October 1, 2004  

• Catalogue XXXI Mailed to Subscribers  

• Metal Detectorist Finds Coin that Rewrites Roman History  

• Miller Collection of Roman Sculpture Now on Display  

• UK Man Finds 20,000 Roman Coins While Digging Hole for Fish Pond  

• New Catalogue XXX Mailed to Subscribers!  

• Variety of Superb Objects Still Available from Catalogue XXIX  

• Excavations at Commodus' Villa Reveal New Building Techniques  

• Massive Find of Roman Military Objects in Croatia River  

• New Holiday 2003 Catalogue Available  

• British Arts Expert Speaks Out Against Repatriation   

• German Archaeologists Find Rare Roman Theatre  

• Dutch Archaeologists Uncover Roman Ship  

• Catalogue XXVIII - Fall 2003 - Now Available  

• Fragments of Time Featured in CBS Story on Antiquities Market  

• British Metal Detectorist Finds Anglo Saxon Artifact  

• New Theory Says Greeks Borrowed Numbers from Egyptians   

• Ancient Roman Cosmetic Moisturizer Found in London  

• Catalogue XXVII Now Available  

• Remembering Argo and Ulysseus: The Bond Between Cats and People  

• Rosicrucian Museum: Intersection of Silicon Valley and Valley of the Kings  

• A Satellite View of Rome  

• New Theory on Flow of Tiber May Yield Important Roman Temples  

• London Archaeologists Use Fingerprints to Study Roman Pottery  

• University of Pennsylvania Re-opens Renovated Classical Galleries  

• Conference on Pagan Rituals to be Held in UK in November  

• Catalogue XXVI: See What's Still Available  

• New Web Version of Actual Letters from Roman Soldiers  

• Webcam Shows Dutch Archaeologists Unearthing Roman Ship  

• Rare Greek Statue, Found by Italian Fisherman, Goes on Display  

• Harvard Set to Host International Congress of Classical Archaeology  

• Did the Egyptians Invent Baseball?  

• Newly Revamped Villa Sheds Light on Life of Julius Caesar  

• Two Roman Inscribed Stones Plaques Discovered in Wall of British House  

• Black Pharaoh Pit Discovery

• Egyptian Colgate

• Ship Wreck from the Golden Age of Athens

• More Discoveries at Pompeii

• Privatizing the Empire

• How Many Stones Make a Pyramid?

• Full-Color Catalogue XXV Now Available

• Old Testament Boils and Frogs Explained  

• Emperor Augustus' Victory Sculpture

• Latest Elgin Marbles Developments

• Jesus Ossuary Repaired and On Display in Toronto  

• Full-Color Catalogue XXIV Now Available

• Britain to Invest £7 million in Hadrian's Wall

• What's in the Basement of the Cairo Museum?

• British Egyptologists Uncover Old Kingdom Pyramid

• Egypt Claims World's Oldest Administrative Complex Discovered

• "Eternal Egypt" Exhibition Arrives in San Francisco

• New Finds at Egyptian Site of Saqqara Announced

• Roman Archaeologists in York Find Complete Woodworking Tool

• Catalogue XXIII Now Available

• New Research Sheds Light on Roman Sewers and Water

• Largest Bronze Age Metal Factory Found in Jordan

• Cypriote Antiquities in Copenhagen

• Remarkable Ice Age Finds in Britain

• Oldest Tomb Discovered in Egypt

• The Best Time to Invest in Antiquities?  

• Coming Soon: Colored Carrots

• Boston MFA Puts Gems Collection Online

• Found: Most Brightly Colored Greek Marble Sarcophagus

• Important Exhibition and Catalogue of Roman Lamps

• Subscribe Now and Never Miss a Catalogue!

• The Passing of Herbert A.Cahn

• Rare Saxon Glass Bowl Found in England

• Walters Gallery in Baltimore Re-Opens to Public

• Perspective on Collecting in a Post-9/11 Era

• Historical Parallels to World Trade Center Attack

• Exclusive: Fragment of Roman Imperial Triumphal Chariot

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