When we find pieces of textile lying on the ice in the Lendbreen pass, they are dirty and often don't look like much. But once we get them to the lab, something amazing can happen🙂
Do you ever feel that older cities are just more interesting than new ones?
Well, it isn't just because they're old.
It's because of something called "vernacular architecture"...
Absolute hate the fact anytime i fancy playing some Sims 4 that i have to uninstall EA App because it NEVER WORKS and then have to wait for all the updates. Unbareable. Not even worth the time anymore #EAapp
I fell in love with the House of the Orchard at Pompeii! ❤️
In particular for the two small and enchanting rooms decorated with frescoes of lush gardens filled with ornamental plants, fruit trees, birds and more.
📷 my own
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the older I get, the more I understand that "acquire a number of similar things so we can put them in a row and admire them" is some kind of fundamental universal human impulse that underlies a great deal of our behaviour
When Vincent van Gogh started painting he didn't use bright colours — so what changed?
It's a story about the importance of what we consume and the people we spend time with...
Marvellous Minoan cups created by Bronze Age potters about 3,800 years ago!
Known as Kamares Ware, the designs of these innovative luxury ceramics wouldn’t look out of place today! 🤩☕️
Heraklion Archaeological Museum, Crete. 📷 my own
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