Sep 28, 2024
greece on camera, part one: the ancient agora of athens
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greece on camera, part one: the ancient agora of athens
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Artist's Sketch of a Swallow
Egypt, around 1479–1458 B.C.
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Artist's Sketch of a Swallow, Thebes, Egypt, ca. 1479–1458 B.C.
Limestone, today at Metropolitan Museum of Art, 6.6 x 10.6 cm
Source: Metropolitan Museum of Art / internet archive / public domain
A Columbian College of Arts and Sciences professor is using cutting-edge imaging technology to decipher the inscriptions on fragments of broken pottery excavated more than 50 years ago in Jordan. The fragments, long thought to be lost, were recently rediscovered.
This is going to be a god-send for archaeologists. So often, ostraca can’t be read, even though you know there’s something written there. Just excellent news.
Man i wish we could banish donald trump for 10 years by carving his name into a bunch of pottery shards
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According to apartment therapy, one current wedding trend is writing your friends' names on pottery shards and banishing them from Athens
The radio picked up the Ostraka Arktikos.
Empezamos con los acertijos para descubrir su ubicación y descifrar su enigma.