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Richard Whiddington

Richard Whiddington

Verified

Senior Staff Writer, Jing Culture & Commerce

New York

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  • Archaeologists May Have Unearthed a Royal Birthplace Tied to Alexander the Great

    By Richard Whiddington Verified| Artnet Verified Archaeologists in North Macedonia believe they may have found the remains of Lyncus, the lost capital city of Lyncestis that was settled in the mountainous region of Upper Macedonia sometime in the 7th-century B.C.E. Occupying a prominent position along the trade routes east to Lydia, modern-day Turkey, Lyncestis was an independent polity until it was conquered in the middle of the 4th-century B.C.E. by Philip II of Macedon, setting the stage for the expansive exploits of his son of Alexander...

    By Richard Whiddington Verified · Artnet

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • New High-Tech Titanic Scans Rewrite the Story of Its Dramatic Last Hours

    By Richard Whiddington Verified| Artnet Verified More than a century on from its sinking, the last surviving eyewitness to the Titanic disaster is the ship herself—and she has plenty of stories left to tell. Uncovering these stories was the mission of Romeo and Juliet, a pair of remote-operated robots which over three weeks in 2022 descended 12,500 feet to capture the Titanic on the North Atlantic ocean floor.

    By Richard Whiddington Verified · Artnet

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Archaeologists May Have Unearthed a Royal Birthplace Tied to Alexander the Great

    By Richard Whiddington Verified| Artnet Verified Archaeologists in North Macedonia believe they may have found the remains of Lyncus, the lost capital city of Lyncestis that was settled in the mountainous region of Upper Macedonia sometime in the 7th-century B.C.E. Occupying a prominent position along the trade routes east to Lydia, modern-day Turkey, Lyncestis was an independent polity until it was conquered in the middle of the 4th-century B.C.E. by Philip II of Macedon, setting the stage for the expansive exploits of his son of Alexander...

    By Richard Whiddington Verified · Artnet

    Apr. 15, 2025

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