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sharkologydesign-deactivated202

how it feels posting art on tumblr dot com

same bro

hey loser, 2001 just called, apparently something awesome happened

thydungeongal

Hold on I need to Google something

thydungeongal

Oh my god

thydungeongal

Sonic Adventure 2!?

samcormac

what’s the rush?

rainwasheseverythingaway

The time will pass anyway

boitterfly

how it feels when everyone is online at the same time

highselection

us nightblogging together the summer of 2011

sanrielle

Fortnite, are you sure about this? Did you think it through?

distantsonata

this made me laugh so hard

noirsilk-deactivated20200913

jetix

2006-08-05

kosmogrl

nevermind , nevermind, nevermind, I'll forget about it. I'll be good, I'll be fine, I can laugh about it

ymutate

Filippo Palizzi (Italian painter 1818–1899)

Excavations in Pompeii, 1870

Oil on Canvas

119.5 × 86 cm.

Private Collection

rabid-transcendentalist

@anthropologist-on-the-loose get peer-reviewed because your shared experience with the subject of the painting really heightened the emotional impact of this artwork for me ( An impact which was already high tbh. The idea that Pompeii was built by generations, buried by generations, uncovered by generations. What if I just started screaming and never stopped. )

anthropologist-on-the-loose

"Built by generations, buried by generations, uncovered by generations" is ruining me, thanks

anthropologist-on-the-loose

But it was buried by generations! Yes, it was buried in a volcanic eruption, but it was also figuratively buried. Over the centuries the location of Pompeii was lost, and it was found again by accident during construction projects. The ruins were not conclusively identified as the city of Pompeii until the 18th century (more than a millennia and a half after the eruption!) and it has been excavated ever since. People have been digging there since before the formation of the United States.

It's truly an incredible, one-of-a-kind site.