Archaeology of Jerusalem Lecture Series
The Alpert’s lecture “The Archaeology & History of Jerusalem” is a three-part lecture series which will be held Wednesdays, January 19, 26, February 2, at 10AM, at the Academy’s 1010 5th Avenue South, Naples location. The cost of this lecture series is $60 and pre-registration is required. Online registration and additional information is available at https://RegisterRA.fgcu.edu or by calling 239-434-4737.
Course fees are typically $25 per lecture, and provide access to Academy programs located at twelve locations throughout Collier, Lee and Charlotte counties.
For more information or a free catalog of offerings, contact The Renaissance Academy at (239) 425-3272.
Edited from Naples News
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Reverting back to old comment form. So much easier. Testing!
Florida was the sight of the ancient and only Garden of Eden at Tarpon Springs. Look up as in "Google" Ancient stone anchors found on the west coast of Florida by John Saxer an amateur Archaeologist extrodinare.Atlantis was at new Port Richey believe or don't but at least read so you may decide. Ponce de Leon thought so as he set up his first colony in America nearby and in between these locations
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Well, your comment is completely off topic from this post, so I assume you're posting this on all blogs. Needless to say, Ponce De Leon was kicked out of Europe and had to find a place where people didn't know him. It had nothing to do with the Fountain of Youth or Atlantis, two sites which are not grounded in any factual evidence whatsoever.
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