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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Black women in their 30s appreciation board
Ari Lennox, 30
Lupita N’yongo, 38
Laura Harrier, 31
Ciara Wilson, 36
Issa Rae, 36
Tessa Thompson, 38
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Courteney Hamm from Zishy.com
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Serina Cardoni from Zishy.com
Zishy art
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Savannah Perkins
“Ok, I have one more.”
Sigourney Weaver for The NYTimes Style Magazine
Celtic silver mounted lapis lazuli studded bronze sword, Iberian (Spain) Celts, 6th century BC
from Phoenix Ancient Art
Tests show no hidden Tutankhamun chambers
Egypt’s antiquities ministry said on Sunday that tests had debunked a theory that there are hidden chambers next to the tomb of Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings.
Experts used ground penetrating radar (GPR) which provided “conclusive evidence of the non-existence of hidden chambers adjacent to or inside Tutankhamun’s tomb,” the ministry said in a statement.
More details will be announced in a speech later in the day by the head of an Italian scientific team, Francesco Porcelli, of the Polytechnic University in Turin, the statement said.
It said Porcelli had submitted a report that “concluded, with a very high degree of confidence… the hypothesis concerning the existence of hidden chambers or corridors adjacent to Tutankhamun’s tomb is not supported by GPR data.” Read more.
Chinese bronze sword, Warring States Period (5th-1st century BC). Inscription reads: “Made by Yuan Fu Po, Prince of Kung Chun, for ever lasting, precious use”.
from the Harvard Art Museums