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Sicily’s Vibrant Rastafarian Community: Guardians of 16th Century Secrets Unveiled ‎ (Details in comments👇)
05/10/2024

Sicily’s Vibrant Rastafarian Community: Guardians of 16th Century Secrets Unveiled ‎ (Details in comments👇)

Mortuary Temple Of Hatshepsut 📸
05/10/2024

Mortuary Temple Of Hatshepsut
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Mummy of Queen Nodjmet, belonging to the ThirdIntermediate Period, 21st Dynasty, ca. 1069-945 BC.Egyptian Museum, Cairo....
05/10/2024

Mummy of Queen Nodjmet, belonging to the Third
Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty, ca. 1069-945 BC.
Egyptian Museum, Cairo. Spectacular state of
conservation.




¿Es esta estatuilla la representación de un "paleocontacto" que tuvo lugar hace 3 mil años, o quizás más, en la misterio...
05/09/2024

¿Es esta estatuilla la representación de un "paleocontacto" que tuvo lugar hace 3 mil años, o quizás más, en la misteriosa Capadocia en Turquía? Para algunos podría tratarse de Ahura Mazda, una entidad que encargó construir una enorme ciudad subterránea...
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Rue Casimir Fournier in Le Quesnoy, France—5 November, 1918, and 3 March 2024.Le Quesnoy was captured by the New Zealand...
05/09/2024

Rue Casimir Fournier in Le Quesnoy, France—5 November, 1918, and 3 March 2024.
Le Quesnoy was captured by the New Zealand Division on 4 November, in the final days of World War I. The old photo shows divisional commanders in the town shortly after it had been taken. . .
📷 Photograph: Divisional commanders entering Le Quesnoy, France, after its capture. Royal New Zealand Returned and Services" Association :New Zealand official negatives, World War 1914-1918. Ref: 1/2-013708-G. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. /records/22849873. Credit: Henry Armytage Sanders
📷 Nick Field, FACEBOOK GROUP: Then and Now Photos Not Google Maps Screenshots (link in comments).

Haweswater Reservoir in the Lake District in Cumbria, England. This body of water has an interesting story. Haweswater w...
05/09/2024

Haweswater Reservoir in the Lake District in Cumbria, England. This body of water has an interesting story.
Haweswater was originally a smaller natural body of water, whose name probably derives from the Old Norse or Old English, "Hafr"s lake."
In 1929 construction of a dam began, to the disgust and outrage of many who lived in the valley. Thus, two villages, Measand and Mardale Green, located in what one newspaper described as "one of the most secluded and peaceful places in the Lake District", were threatened with flooding. Both villages were apparently a few hundred years old.
Before the dam was completed, the villagers and farmers who lived in the valley were moved and their homes were demolished. The local church was also demolished and the bodies in the churchyard were exhumed and moved to Shap for reburial. The stone from the church was used to build the water take-off tower by the shore (photo in comment section).
The dam was completed by 1935/36, which drastically raised the water level (approximately 28 metres or 95 feet), thus altering the valley forever.
It is possible to see the ruins of the village of Mardale Green when the water level is low (photos in comment section).
Today, the reservoir supplies about 25% of northwest England’s water.
Although I visited the reservoir today, I was a bit lazy so I stole Mick Knapton"s photo taken from a good viewpoint on the fells above. . .
📷Mick Knapton

This Polovtsian helmet was discovered during excavations in 1981 at the Chingul mound near the village of Wealthy in the...
05/09/2024

This Polovtsian helmet was discovered during excavations in 1981 at the Chingul mound near the village of Wealthy in the Zaporizhzhia region of Ukraine.
The Polovtsians, also known as the Kipchaks, were a nomadic Turkic people who inhabited a vast territory spanning from southern Russia, eastern Ukraine, to Central Asia. They were known for their warrior culture, and many of their statues depict male warriors wearing helmets, armor, and weapons.
The helmet found at the Chingul mound is believed to have belonged to a Polovtsian chieftain. The burial site was extremely rich, containing a treasure hoard that included items from Rus’, Byzantium, and the Middle East, attesting to the extensive trade routes of the time. The chieftain was buried with a range of items including a sumptuous gold-fabric kaftan of Byzantine silk, a thick chain made from an alloy of silver and gold, rings with gems, a straightened gold torc, and a range of weapons including a sabre, a sheathed bow, a quiver with arrows, a shield, and three knives. The helmet, shield casing, the rays on the quiver, and knife handles were all gilded.
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A baby mammoth has just been discovered by a Yukon gold miner. It is more than 30000 years old! Preserved by permafrost ...
05/09/2024

A baby mammoth has just been discovered by a Yukon gold miner. It is more than 30000 years old! Preserved by permafrost ice.

Hattusa, the capital of the formidable Hittite Empire in ancient Anatolia, was a hub of power and culture. Within its wa...
05/09/2024

Hattusa, the capital of the formidable Hittite Empire in ancient Anatolia, was a hub of power and culture. Within its walls, the Great Temple housed the enigmatic Hattusa Green Stone, a rare cubic block of nephrite that has captivated the imagination of visitors for centuries. This revered artifact is believed to possess the mystical ability to grant wishes, drawing pilgrims and travelers seeking its blessings.
The Hittites, known for their military prowess, skilled diplomacy, and cultural achievements, left a lasting mark on the ancient world. Their empire spanned regions of modern-day Turkey, Syria, and Lebanon, showcasing their influence and organizational skills. Despite their strengths, the Hittite Empire eventually succumbed to external pressures and internal conflicts, leading to its collapse around 1200 BC.
Today, the Hattusa Green Stone stands as a poignant symbol of the enigmatic Hittite civilization, offering a glimpse into the beliefs and practices of this ancient culture. As a popular tourist attraction, the stone continues to draw visitors who are intrigued by its mystical reputation and its connection to the rich history of Hattusa and the Hittite Empire.

¿Es la Tierra un Planeta Prisión?
05/09/2024

¿Es la Tierra un Planeta Prisión?

Bit of geology.This is High Cup Nick overlooking High Cup Gill, a beautiful valley located a few miles from the village ...
05/08/2024

Bit of geology.
This is High Cup Nick overlooking High Cup Gill, a beautiful valley located a few miles from the village of Dufton in Cumbria, England.
20,000 years ago this area was covered in thick ice. It was the ice and meltwater that sculpted this valley.
Today it is green and beautiful. 20,000 from now it will look very different. We live on an ever-changing planet; the ice will return, eventually, although when exactly is not known.
We can only imagine how this landscape looked 20,000 years ago and we can only imagine how it will look 20,000 years from now, but if humans are still thriving that far into the future, and presuming we keep on advancing the way we have been, people will be able to see photos that were taken thousands of years in the past. Imagine us today looking at a photo of the earth 20,000 years ago. That is a real possibility in the distant future, if we stay on the right track.
To truly appreciate this beautiful valley, there are more photos in comment section.

The Temple of Abu Simbel is truly awe-inspiring! It was built by Ramses II to showcase his power and dedication to the g...
05/08/2024

The Temple of Abu Simbel is truly awe-inspiring! It was built by Ramses II to showcase his power and dedication to the gods. The temple is famous for its colossal statues of Ramses II at the entrance, and the interior is adorned with intricate carvings and hieroglyphics. It"s amazing how they moved the entire temple to save it from flooding when the Aswan High Dam was built. Have you ever seen pictures of Abu Simbel? It"s a must-see if you ever get the chance to visit Egypt!

The Parthenon & the colossal bronze statue of Athena Promachos.
05/08/2024

The Parthenon & the colossal bronze statue of Athena Promachos.


Pirámides ancestrales en todo el mundo. ¿Un arquitecto universal que viajaba por todo el planeta las erigió hace miles d...
05/08/2024

Pirámides ancestrales en todo el mundo. ¿Un arquitecto universal que viajaba por todo el planeta las erigió hace miles de años? ¿Este arquitecto entregó el conocimiento a las civilizaciones antiguas?

A 1800-year old ceramic horse. Han Dynasty (202 BCE– 9 CE, 25–220 CE), now housed at the Sanxingdui Museum in China More...
05/08/2024

A 1800-year old ceramic horse. Han Dynasty (202 BCE– 9 CE, 25–220 CE), now housed at the Sanxingdui Museum in China
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Scarab bracelet from Tutankhamun"s tomb, 14th century BC. The tomb of the 18th Dynasty Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankha...
05/08/2024

Scarab bracelet from Tutankhamun"s tomb, 14th century BC. The tomb of the 18th Dynasty Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun was discovered in 1922 by the British archaeologist Howard Carter.



Pierre Auguste Renoir (1841 - 1919)
05/08/2024

Pierre Auguste Renoir (1841 - 1919)

05/08/2024

Most Impressive Ancient Mosaics Around The World
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The Roman fort of Alauna (modern Maryport) in Cumbria, England, then (2nd or 3rd century) and now. Click for full image,...
05/08/2024

The Roman fort of Alauna (modern Maryport) in Cumbria, England, then (2nd or 3rd century) and now. Click for full image, then click again to clear the text.
Alauna was part of the Western Sea Defences, which comprised several large forts with milefortlets and watchtowers in between. The Western Sea Defences were linked to the western end of Hadrian"s Wall and were thus an extension of the frontier defences.
Alauna was probably first built during the reign of Emperor Hadrian (AD 117–138).
In 1779 a dedication stone was found on site. The inscription on it records the builders of the fort:
"VEXIL LEG II AVG
ET XX V V
FECERVNT"
"Detachments of the Second Legion Augusta and of the Twentieth Legion Valeria Victrix built (this)."
As you can see, there are no intact ruins above ground level, and only the earthworks are visible. But in its day, Alauna was an impressive fort with a vicus (civilian settlement) to the northeast. . .
Artist: Adam Parsons, Oxford Archaeology
Photo: unknown

Castel Sant"Angelo, also known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian, stands as a majestic symbol of Rome"s rich history and archi...
05/07/2024

Castel Sant"Angelo, also known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian, stands as a majestic symbol of Rome"s rich history and architectural prowess. Originally commissioned by Emperor Hadrian in 123 AD as a mausoleum for himself and his family, the structure evolved over the centuries, serving various purposes from fortress to papal residence.
Rising beside the Tiber River, the cylindrical fortress boasts a distinctive appearance with its towering cylindrical form crowned by a statue of Archangel Michael. Its strategic location near the Vatican made it a crucial stronghold for centuries, witnessing numerous battles and sieges. The castle"s thick walls and battlements still bear scars from past conflicts, reflecting its storied past.
Throughout history, Castel Sant"Angelo underwent several transformations, from a mausoleum to a papal refuge and a prison. Its interior is a labyrinth of chambers, halls, and corridors, each echoing with tales of power, intrigue, and resilience. Visitors can explore its fascinating corridors, including the papal apartments adorned with exquisite Renaissance frescoes.
Today, Castel Sant"Angelo stands as a testament to Rome"s enduring legacy, attracting visitors from around the world to marvel at its architecture, history, and panoramic views of the Eternal City. Whether viewed from afar against the Roman skyline or explored up close, Castel Sant"Angelo remains a timeless symbol of Rome"s grandeur and resilience.

1800-year-old Roman shoes. Found in York, England.
05/07/2024

1800-year-old Roman shoes. Found in York, England.

Fossil trees that have come close to today"s tallest redwood heights have been found in northern Thailand. The longest ...
05/07/2024

Fossil trees that have come close to today"s tallest redwood heights have been found in northern Thailand. The longest of the petrified log measures 72.2 meters (237 feet), suggesting the original tree towered more than 100 meters (330 feet) in a humid tropical forest about 800,000 years ago.

A Fascinating Tale: Unveiling the Female Mummy at Lippisches Landesmuseum Detmold – Beyond the Stereotype of Pharaohs Wr...
05/07/2024

A Fascinating Tale: Unveiling the Female Mummy at Lippisches Landesmuseum Detmold – Beyond the Stereotype of Pharaohs Wrapped in Shoddy Bandages (Details in comments👇)

The Monastery of Petra.Ad Deir is a monumental building carved out of rock in the ancient Jordanian city of Petra.📷:
05/07/2024

The Monastery of Petra.
Ad Deir is a monumental building carved out of rock in the ancient Jordanian city of Petra.
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05/07/2024

OÏ…r pÏ…rpose on Earth is revealed by these ancient SÏ…merian tablets

Unveiling the Secrets of Elaborate Egyptian Mummification (circa 3500 BC): A Journey into the Afterlife, Exploring Ancie...
05/07/2024

Unveiling the Secrets of Elaborate Egyptian Mummification (circa 3500 BC): A Journey into the Afterlife, Exploring Ancient Egyptian Beliefs in the Underworld.
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The Sphinx and Giza Pyramids: Captured Between 1873 and 1895
05/06/2024

The Sphinx and Giza Pyramids: Captured Between 1873 and 1895

Bhaktapur in Nepal was founded in the 12th century and was the capital city of the Greater Malla Kingdom until the 15th ...
05/06/2024

Bhaktapur in Nepal was founded in the 12th century and was the capital city of the Greater Malla Kingdom until the 15th century.
Thereafter, it was an independent kingdom from then until the 18th century until it became part of Nepal. It is located about 20 km east of Kathmandu in the Kathmandu Valley.

Extremely Rare photograph of 16 feet Tall 24 feet long one of the large Granite monolithic murti of Nandi Maharaj at Cha...
05/06/2024

Extremely Rare photograph of 16 feet Tall 24 feet long one of the large Granite monolithic murti of Nandi Maharaj at Chamundi Hills in Mysore Karnataka

Giza at night is a spectacle that transcends time, where the ancient pyramids stand tall against the backdrop of the sta...
05/06/2024

Giza at night is a spectacle that transcends time, where the ancient pyramids stand tall against the backdrop of the starry sky

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