Oct 30, 2022
A Scene of the Plague made from molded and painted wax in the 17th century by Gaetano Giulio Zumbo
Museo Regionale di Palazzo Bellomo, Syracuse, Sicily
Photos by Charles Reeza
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A Scene of the Plague made from molded and painted wax in the 17th century by Gaetano Giulio Zumbo
Museo Regionale di Palazzo Bellomo, Syracuse, Sicily
Photos by Charles Reeza
Burial Pit | Subhuman Scum | 2021
Australian Death/Sludge Metal
Artwork by RF Pangborn
https://burialpit.bandcamp.com/album/subhuman-scum
Special Jubilee Exhibition Extended Due to Huge Interest in Startling Finds from 20 Years of Digs at Provadiya-Solnitsata Prehistoric Settlement – Europe’s Oldest Town
A poster for The Lords of Salt exhibition dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the archaeological excavations of the Provadiya-Solnitsata Settlement Mound in Northeast Bulgaria. Poster by the National Institute and Museum of Archaeology of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences The special jubilee exhibition entitled “The Lords of Salt,” which was opened in June 2024 in Sofia, has just been extended…
Special Jubilee Exhibition Presents Startling Finds from 20 Years of Digs at Provadiya-Solnitsata Prehistoric Settlement – Europe’s Oldest Town
A poster for The Lords of Salt exhibition dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the archaeological excavations of the Provadiya-Solnitsata Settlement Mound in Northeast Bulgaria. Poster by the National Institute and Museum of Archaeology of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences A special jubilee exhibition entitled “The Lords of Salt” has been opened in Sofia to showcase the most startling finds from…
Ornate 5th Century BC Bone Scepter of Scythian Warrior Becomes August 2024 ‘Exhibit of the Month’ of Bulgaria’s National Museum of Archaeology
The 5th century BC Scythian warrior’s bone scepter discovered at the Salt Pit Settlement Mound in Bulgaria’s Provadiya has become the August 2024 “Exhibit of the Month” of Bulgaria’s National Museum of Archaeology. Photo: P. Leshtakov, National Institute and Museum of Archaeology A truly impressive and sophisticated artifact – a bone scepter that belonged a Scythian warrior from the 5th century…
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Burial Pit live.
Each bone fragment carefully labeled. The question of how many skeletons still unanswered. Melted glassine edges. One tibia galvanized?