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As Vozes Silenciosas das Inscrições Púnicas: Uma Memória Esculpida na Pedra
Fragment of the lip of a vase, with the remains of a two-headed snake design on its rim.
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Photo of hand-forged leaf trowel (archaeological excavation tool).
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Promotional poster for a Research Fellow in Spatial Modelling position at UCL Institute of Archaeology. Large white text reading “WE ARE HIRING” appears over a dramatic photograph of molten metal being poured from a crucible, with bright sparks and glowing orange light against a dark background. The UCL Institute of Archaeology logo is displayed in the lower-right corner.
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As Vozes Silenciosas das Inscrições Púnicas: Uma Memória Esculpida na Pedra
Echoes of Carthage: A Legacy Etched in Stone
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A bird's-eye architectural photograph taken in 1903 by pioneering American archaeologist Dr. Esther Boise Van Deman (1862–1937). The image captures a highly detailed, monochrome sepia view of an active archaeological excavation site in the Roman Forum, highlighting the House of the Vestals (Atrium Vestae) and surrounding ruins. In the center foreground, a prominent circular brick foundation is arranged like a wheel with radiating wedge-shaped segments around a dark, circular core. To its left sits an elongated, rectangular stone basin or pool. Beyond this central area, a low stone wall features a neat row of weathered, ancient marble statues standing atop pedestals. In the upper left background, a massive classic structure stands tall with a grand portico supported by multiple towering Corinthian columns. Scattered rubble, blocks of stone, and trenches run across the landscape, which is bounded in the lower foreground by a wooden protective guardrail and a terracotta tiled roof structure. The composition is framed tightly from an elevated vantage point, emphasizing structural layouts, masonry lines, and brick patterns. The mood is analytical and historic, documenting the precise layered textures of ancient Roman concrete and brickwork that Van Deman systematically used to establish the standard chronological dating framework for classical Roman monuments.
A compilation of images. Director Steve top L, Mum bottom L looking at our local Society banner, me on video in the middle, and one of the posters on the R. No pics of finds here.
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A Dança Ancestral da Escrita Rupestre: Revelações das Cavernas Mesoamericanas
A Paixão da Cruz: Desvendando os Métodos Romanos de Crucificação
Four satellite photos of stone fortifications on top of hills.
My photo shows a small Roman scent bottle made of cobalt-blue mould-blown glass in the form of a scallop shell. At the top it has a cylindrical neck with an out-turned rim. There is a thin, curved, handle either side of the neck. The top of each handle is attached to the neck, and the bottom is attached to the top of the scallop shell. Bottle dimensions: height 8.5 cm, diameter 5.2 cm. Dated AD 25-100. It is displayed on a circular, clear perspex (?) stand in a British Museum display case. The bottle was bequeathed to the British Museum by Felix Slade in 1869.
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