Pontius Pilate and the Numismatic Evidence of Opium in Israel, the Bird and the Bong
Pontius Pilate placed Roman symbols of "Augury" on his coins. The Romans would have priests interpret the actions of birds to determine...
Opium and Solar Eclipses
The above coin was minted in Rome between 65 to 59 BC. It is not hard to see the two stars may be indicative of the solar eclipses seen...
Solar Eclipse of AD 49 and the Jewish Revolts
The above star on the reverse likely represents the annular solar eclipse of AD 49 which was directly over Antioch in Roman Syria....
Nero and the Solar Eclipse of 59 AD
When Nero came to power in AD 54, there were no recent solar eclipse events over the Empire. The above coin has a portrait of a 16 year...
The Damnation of Judas and the Crucifixion Darkness Event
According to Holy Scripture Judas was lost to eternal damnation. He betrayed our Lord Jesus Christ. The reason for this has been left to...
Solar eclipse of AD 28/29 in Pro Roman Britain
Southern Britain had Roman client kings whose coinage reflected the Roman Empire. The above coin has Herakles on the obverse and a Roman...
Summary of The RomanEclipse Website, 10 points
This website has been online since 2014. Comparisons with coin databases, the NASA solar eclipse canons, and Roman history were made to...
The Solar Eclipse in Roman JudeoChristianity
In Jewish tradition, the sun darkened when Adam ate the fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. This solar darkness event...
Opium Tripods, The Drug Paraphernalia of the Greco-Roman Empires
The opium poppy is perhaps the most valuable and influencial crop in human history. The above coin is from the region of Damastion in...
Opium Poppyseed Addiction in First Century Ancient Israel, a cause for the destruction of the Second
The Baetyl in the Broken Poppyseed Chalice The above two coins were minted during the Roman siege of Jerusalem in AD 69. Note the...
