ハロウィンが近いので「髑髏兜様胴白糸威具足」を。戦場は第一に恐怖が支配する世界。このドクロ兜の敵に与える心理的効果は大きく、そこを狙ったこの甲冑の製作者の意図は見事に当っています。実に奇想の装い。胴は重厚な試打をされた鉄で仕立てられており、見かけ倒しではない武功の士の着用です。→
A Roman “hologram” effect ring found in the grave of 1st century AD noblewoman, Aebutia Quarta.
"Death and the Maiden" is a boxwood medallion carved by Hans Schwarz in 1520. Currently on display at the Bode Museum in Berlin. The motif of "Death and the Maiden" has its origins in late medieval and Renaissance art. This theme was particularly relevant during times of plague and war, when death was a constant presence.
Introducing "Frameless," a groundbreaking art museum in London where the boundaries between art and reality blur!
A 5,000-year-old 'spider stone' found in the island of Bornholm in Denmark. Collection: Bornholm Museum
Explore centuries of Japanese architecture at the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, where every building tells a story. From Edo-period buildings to modern homes, and beautiful autumn plants, it’s the perfect fall destination in #Tokyo#. *Some buildings may be under repair.
at the museum in a traditional marathi style dhoti saree drape called a nauvari saree from my home state in india🇮🇳🪷✨
Ancient and beautiful engraved amber pendants worn by hunter-gatherers some 10,000 years ago. Mesolithic period. 📷 National Museum of Denmark #Archaeology#
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The Hemudu Site Museum in Yuyao, Zhejiang, not only offers a rich display of historical relics, but also serves as a window into prehistoric times. It takes visitors on a journey through time to deeply appreciate the profound heritage of Chinese civilization. #AmazingZhejiang#
Maria from Metropolis pointing the way to the studio where the film was shot in Germany
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An ancient marble head of a classical goddess, defaced and carved with a Christian cross around the year 500 AD, Archaeological Museum of Samos.
Ivory carving of an octopus in human clothes holding a bowl. Japan, around 1850.
The ancient crocodile skin armor from Roman Egypt is a truly unique artifact that captures the fusion of Roman military tradition and Egyptian symbolism. Dating back to 3rd Century AD, during the Severan dynasty this ceremonial armor highlights not only the ingenuity of its craftsmanship but also the significance of the crocodile as a powerful symbol in Egyptian culture. The use of crocodile skin, a tough, exotic material—suggests that this armor was likely reserved for ceremonial purposes rather than battle. Crocodiles were deeply associated with Sobek, the Egyptian god of strength, fertility, and the Nile River. By incorporating crocodile skin into armor, the wearer would have projected an image of power, dominance, and divine protection, linking themselves to the natural and spiritual forces of the region. The intricacy of the armor’s construction demonstrates the high level of craftsmanship in Roman Egypt, where local traditions often merged with Roman tastes. The Severan dynasty was a period of cultural integration, and this armor reflects how Roman rulers embraced and reinterpreted the iconography and materials of the provinces they governed. Now housed at the British Museum, this remarkable artifact provides a rare glimpse into the ceremonial practices and visual language of Roman Egypt. It stands as a testament to the cultural and artistic blending that defined the Roman Empire’s provinces, where local traditions were incorporated into the empire’s grander narrative of power and control. The armor remains a striking reminder of how art and symbolism were used to convey authority and status in antiquity. #drthehistories#
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Breaking DOGE News! Trump Has Terminated Contract For Dr Fauci Exhibit At NIH Museum. This Will Be The Least of Fauci's Problems Going Forward For One Of the Main Architects Of The COVID Pandemic. More Reports And Breaking News Here:
The National #Museum# of Modern Chinese Literature is a key hub for modern Chinese literature, with a rich collection of manuscripts, books, and relics. In #spring#, the #magnolias# outside add a stunning touch to the experience. #BeijingMuseums# #VisitBeijing#
Medusa by Vincenzo Gemito (Italian, 1852-1929) : The severed head of Medusa stares out from convex face of a two-sided relief. Its psychological realism, simultaneously beautiful and hideous, reveals the conflicting yet symbiotic emotions of attraction and repulsion. This combination expresses the power of ancient Greek apotropaic objects, charms that warded off evil. Since the sight of Medusa's face transformed by the goddess Athena into a monster with snakes for hair had turned men into stone, it became a traditional apotropaic symbol. Athena affixed the actual Medusa's monstrous head to her shield, and human warriors followed suit. The sculptor Vincenzo Gemito derived his composition from the famous antique cameo, the Tazza Farnese, but transformed it into an entirely new kind of sculptural object. He revived Renaissance techniques of lost-wax casting to make the relief. Although he concentrated on the face of the two-sided, glistening metallic relief, he textured the back with snakeskin. The Getty Villa Museum #archaeohistories#
Deir el-Medina Room - Egyptian Museum of Turin, Italy 🇮🇹 The room is dedicated to the finds from the site of Deir el-Medina (near today's Luxor), the ancient village where the workers and artisans who built the Valley of the Kings lived. Its a space that well represents the ways of life, daily habits and customs of the common people at the time of the great pharaohs. 📷 : This small ostrakon, a fragment of limestone dating back to the New Kingdom, depicts a dancer. Captured in the movement of the dance, with her body softly arched backwards, while her long hair harmoniously touches the ground, she is decidedly far from the rigid poses we know of the ancient Egyptians. #archaeohistories#
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#LiaoningHistory# #DiscoverLiaoning# At a quiet turn in the river of time, a meeting across millennia awaits. 🕰️ Jinzhou Museum 🏛️, a bridge between past and present, invites you to explore the splendor of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. 🌟 Step inside and journey through an era of transformation and cultural fusion. 🐉✨ History lives on in every artifact. #JinzhouMuseum# #CulturalHeritage#
松本 奉時 まつもと ほうじ Matsumoto Hōji 生年不詳 - 1800 《蟾蜍図》『名家画譜』より せんじょず Frog from Meika gafu 1814年・江戸時代 ロンドン・大英博物館 British Museum
Ancient Greek helmets from the classical period kept in the storeroom of the Archaeological Museum of Olympia in Greece. #drthehistories#
Olgierd L., opisany w głośnym raporcie PiS o Karolu Nawrockim, to nie tylko wyjątkowo zdeprawowany gangster, z dziwnymi kontaktami po rosyjskiej stronie, ale również człowiek niezwykle blisko związany ze środowiskiem wprost hitlerowskim. Niepojęte, że właśnie to środowisko miało możliwość za czasów kiedy Nawrocki był dyrektorem Muzeum II Wojny Światowej, dostania zgody na profanowanie Westerplatte i kręcenie tam swoich obrazoburczych teledysków, w miejscu tak świętym dla Polaków.
Culture Center of Shijingshan District in western #Beijing# brings together a library, museum, and exhibition space under a mountain-shaped roof. With local relics, heritage displays, a digital reading zone, and art events, it’s a vibrant hub of community culture. #VisitBeijing#
An exhibition at Tokyo National Museum assembles many fine artworks associated with the leading eighteenth-century publisher Tsutaya Jūzaburō.
On July 20, the U.S. Youth Ambassadors in Xiamen 2025 visited the Xiamen Agarwood Museum—one of the largest specialized agarwood museums in China. Dressed in traditional Chinese attire, the Chinese and American youth delegates explored the exhibits, experienced the ancient art of incense sealing (zhuanxiang), and crafted their own sachets. Through sight, scent, sound, and touch, they immersed themselves in the rich and distinctive world of traditional Chinese incense culture.
Lioness Devouring an African (Phoenician culture), ivory with gold leaf, carnelian and lapis lazuli inlay, c. 900–700 BC. Collection: The British Museum, London.
Water damaged copy of “Alice's Adventures In Wonderland” which grew fungi. (Photo by Igor Siwanowicz). 🍄
Memento mori skull watch, known as the “Mary, Queen of Scots” watch. Place of origin: Blois, France. Date: c. 1780–1850 AD; movement signed “Moysant, Blois.” Medium: engraved and pierced silver; the jaw lifts to reveal the dial. Collection: The Worshipful Company of Clockmakers. Now on display at the Clockmakers’ Museum, Science Museum, London.
Tiger Attacking a Calf (opus sectile panel). Culture: Roman Empire, Late Antique. Date: c. 4th century AD. Medium: opus sectile in polychrome marbles and stones. Collection: Capitoline Museums, Rome. Photographer: © William Perry | Dreamstime.
Kim Kardashian talks about her new underwear line at the 2025 Academy Museum Gala.
Perfectly kept dinosaur embryo from 66 million years ago found, in China 🇨🇳 In 2021, scientists have announced the discovery of an exquisitely preserved dinosaur embryo from at least 66 million years ago that was preparing to hatch from its egg just like a chicken... The fossil was discovered in Ganzhou, southern China and belonged to a toothless theropod dinosaur, or oviraptorosaur, which the researchers dubbed “Baby Yingliang.” "It is one of the best dinosaur embryos ever found in history," University of Birmingham researcher Fion Waisum Ma, who co-authored a paper in the journal iScience. Ma and colleagues found Baby Yingliang’s head lay below its body, with the feet on either side and back curled – a posture that was previously unseen in dinosaurs, but similar to modern birds. In birds, the behaviour is controlled by the central nervous system and called “tucking”. Chicks preparing to hatch tuck their head under their right wing in order to stabilise the head while they crack the shell with their beak. Embryos that fail to tuck have a higher chance of dying after a hatching that is unsucessful. “This indicates that such behaviour in modern birds first evolved and originated among their dinosaur ancestors,” said Ma. An alternative to tucking might have been something closer to what is seen in modern crocodiles, which instead assume a sitting posture with the head bending upon the chest up to hatching. Oviraptorosaurs, which means “egg thief lizards”, were feathered dinosaurs that lived in what is now Asia and North America during the Late Cretaceous period. They had variable beak shapes and diets and ranged in size from modern turkeys at the lower end to massive Gigantoraptors, that were 8m long. Baby Yingliang measures about 27cm long from head to tail and lies inside a 17cm long egg at the Yingliang Stone Nature History Museum. Researchers believe the creature is between 72 and 66 million years old, and was probably preserved by a sudden mudslide that buried the egg, protecting it from scavengers for aeons. It would have grown 2-3m long if it had lived to be an adult, and would have likely fed on plants. The specimen was one of several egg fossils that were forgotten in storage for decades. The research team suspected they might contain unborn dinosaurs, and scraped off part of Baby Yingliang’s eggshell to uncover the embryo hidden within. “This dinosaur embryo inside its egg is one of the most beautiful fossils I have ever seen,” said Professor Steve Brusatte of the University of Edinburgh, part of the research team, in a statement. “This little prenatal dinosaur looks just like a baby bird curled in its egg, which is yet more evidence that many features characteristic of today’s birds first evolved in their dinosaur ancestors.” The team hopes to study Baby Yingliang in greater detail using advanced scanning techniques to see a full image of the skeleton, including its skull bones because part of the body is still covered by rock. 📷 (Upper) - This life reconstruction shows what the "Baby Yingliang" dinosaur embryo might've looked like inside its egg. (Lower) - The fossilized theropod embryo shows a dinosaur in a curled posture prior to hatching. #archaeohistories#
