#albert lin

[wandering-muppet]

Lost Cities Revealed with Dr. Albert Lin.

"It isn't just a story... it's their story, it's a part of someone's identity."

Loving this new set of adventures with Dr. Lin. Man is absolutely crazy sometimes, climbing even after the local guides tap out because holy shit, risking life and limb, but he's very respectful and really feels the weight of the places he's exploring.

[wandering-muppet]

New obsession - Dr. Albert Yu-Min Lin, tech nerd explorer and storyteller killing it on National Geographic.

[its-ancient-history]

[thymianne]

Albert Lin is going to be the death of me.

[historysisco]

Since I'm currently temporarily of a job (Bars in NYC are closed) I've decided to catch up on some Historical viewing since I have the extra time.

I started @natgeo series Lost Cities with Albert Lin. @exploreralbert uses modern 21st century technology to investigate cities and civilizations that have been lost to time. And his efforts are simply amazing since he lost his lower right leg to an accident a few years. He doesnt let the loss of his limb stop him from exploring, climbing and scuba diving. Highly recommend you check this sort program of six episodes out. I'm watching it on Disney+.

#LostCitiesWithAlbertLin #AlbertLin #AlbertYuMinLin #NationalGeorgraphic #NatGeo #Archaeology #Exploration #History #Historia #Histoire #HistorySisco

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[thetemplarknight]

Laser scans reveal Templar secrets under the city of Acre

Laser scans reveal Templar secrets under the city of Acre

A team from National Geographic led by Dr Albert Lin has uncovered a series of tunnels under the modern Israeli city of Akko – known as Acre 800 years ago – that were built by the Knights Templar.

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The team also established the location of a watch tower and using 3D reconstruction have begun to piece together what the mighty fortress of Acre…

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[elhistoriador]

Buscan desde el espacio la tumba maldita de Gengis Kan

Buscan desde el espacio la tumba maldita de Gengis Kan

ABC.es

Exploradores de National Geographic han empleado imágenes de satélite para seleccionar 55 posibles emplazamientos del sepulcro del emperador mongol

abc Retrato de Gengis Kan

Cuando murió el emperador mongol Gengis Kan, uno de los grandes conquistadores de la historia, el 18 de agosto de 1227, dejó instrucciones claras de que no quería ser hallado, el encargo de que nadie encontrase su…

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[theafterschoolspecialmagazine]

The Trout

31 October 2013 7.30pm The Arts House, Living Room $10 (available at the door)

The Trout is an intimate performance of two much-loved chamber works from the early romatic era, featuring the Braddell Heights Chamber Players with local pianist Albert Lin and guest cellist Daniel Morris from Sydney, Australia.

The centrepiece of the programme is Franz Schubert’s Piano Quintet in A major D. 667, aka the ‘Trout’, so named for the theme of the fourth movement which is taken from his Lied Die Forelle (The Trout). The Trout quintet has a unique sonority among chamber works due in part to its unusual configuration, which includes a double bass in the string ensemble, and only one violin instead of the usual two. One of Schubert’s lighter and more accessible works, the ‘Trout’ Quintet remains a firm favourite among lovers of fine music.