museum-of-artifacts: The skeleton called the “Ring Lady” unearthed in Herculaneum near Pompeii. 79 AD Aprox 45 years old woman was found buried in ash with her gold jewellery: rings and braclets. This photo was made few hours after discovery.

museum-of-artifacts: The skeleton called the “Ring Lady” unearthed in Herculaneum near Pompeii. 79 AD Aprox 45 years old woman was found buried in ash with her gold jewellery: rings and braclets. This photo was made few hours after discovery.

Amnhnyc: The Sky Is Blue, Grass Is Green And Blood Is Red. Right? Wrong! Blood Can Be Blue, Violet, Green Or Clear. The Horseshoe Crab Has Blue Blood.the Color Is Striking, But The Horseshoe Crab Isn’t The Only Blue-Blooded Invertebrate: Others Include

Allthingseurope: Beynac-Et- Cazenac, France (By Joan)

Chaosophia218: Sidney Hall - Signs Of The Zodiac, “Urania’s Mirror”, 1824.

Blktauna: Coolkenack: Gullinbursti On Facebook.com Grabby Hands

Lindahall: Plates From Harmonia Macrocosmica, By Andreas Cellarius, 1661.

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Irisharchaeology: Horned Odin Pendant This Small Bronze Pendant Is Inspired By An Artefact From Kungsängen In Sweden (Image 1), Which Accompanied An Early Viking Age Burial.the Figure Wears A Distinctive Horned Helmet And Brandishes A Sword In One

Beardbriarandrose: Nicolas Mayer French, Le Duel, 1887, Bronze With Brown Patina

Wonderfulfrance: Château De La Morinière À Andrezé By Binouches Via Flickr: Voir L'historique Et D'autres Photos Sur Le Site : Www.chateau-Fort-Manoir-Chateau.eu/Chateau-Forteresse-Man…

The Kushan Empire

Greek-Museums: National Archaeological Museum / Archaeological Site Of Mycenae: Fragments Of Murals From The Acropolis Of Mycenae (13Th Century B.c). Α Female Figure In A Procession, Holding A Lily- Perhaps An Offering To The Goddess. The Fashionable

Mythologer: The Kouros Of The Sacred Gate The During Excavations In The Spring Of 2002 At One Of The City Gates Of Ancient Athens, The Sacred Gate In The Kerameikos, Surprisingly A Startling Find Was Made Under The Sacred Road Which Led From Athens

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