Italian sentry at the entrance to a tunnel on Mount Cengio, 1916
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Italian sentry at the entrance to a tunnel on Mount Cengio, 1916

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“Artwork in the novel “Higeo” by Rohne Koda. This is a scene in which Daisuke Kasai, who lost the battle of Nagashino, is imprisoned. In the novel, it is described as a beard like black lacquer and a red face like a jujube. This fine beard is also due to the woodcut. The artist is Eiara Tomioka. “
Roman iron pugio with bronze scabbard and hilt, uncovered in the Netherlands, 1st century AD
from The Rijksmuseum van Oudheden

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ruins of St Andrews Cathedral in Fife, Scotland
Mike Mignola, “The Thing on the Roof”
watercolour on illustration board, 2004
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The investigators search the library for clues about a terrible winged snake stalking London in 1892 (Eric Larnoy, for Cthulhu by Gaslight scenario "L’œuf de Saint Georges," Casus Belli 45, June 1988)

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"Temple Pyx" from Germany dated between 1140 - 1150 on display at the Burrell Collection in Glasgow, Scotland
This bronze gilt plaque was part of Temple Church in London and depicts three soldiers sleeping on duty. They are dressed in armour and shields of the time, long mail hauberks and curved kite shields. It is assumed they were to represent the soldiers who slept guarding the tomb of Jesus Christ from the Christian religion. However another interpretation is that they are King Herod's soldiers sleeping while the saint Peter escaped his prison.
Photographs taken by myself 2025
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Alexander Skarsgård as Amleth in The Northman (2022)

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Meet The Titanosaur! 🦕 At 122 ft (37.2 m) long, Patagotitan mayorum is the Museum’s largest dinosaur on display and one of the largest animals to have ever walked the Earth! This gigantic herbivore, which lived some 95 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous, was heavier than 10 African elephants—tipping the scales at roughly 70 tons. In fact, The Titanosaur is so big that it barely fits in the Museum’s halls: It’s longer than the gallery it sits in—and its head, which would graze the ceiling, extends outwards toward the elevator banks! Spot this sauropod, and so much more, at the Museum. Plan your visit.
Photo: © AMNH
Flintlock Pistol of the 42nd (Highland) Regiment of Foot from the British Empire dated to 1814 on display at the National War Museum in Edinburgh, Scotland
This cut down pistol belonged to sergeant Edward Paton of the 42nd who engraved his own name on the lock plate. Smaller pistols were more practical in close combat and were not standard issue to NCO's in the British army.
Photographs taken by myself 2024