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15th c. monster raised from Baltic Sea. August 13th, 2015. Sweden sees your 17th century gun carriage, England, and raises you a 15th century sea monster. On Tuesday before a crowd of fascinated thousands, divers lifted the wooden figurehead. 8220;It’s a monster. It’s a sea monster and we have to discuss what kind of animal it is. I think it’s some kind of fantasy animal – a dragon with lion ears and crocodile-like mouth,” Ronnby said. On the Visconti family coat of arms. They found that the ship was con...

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15th c. monster raised from Baltic Sea. August 13th, 2015. Sweden sees your 17th century gun carriage, England, and raises you a 15th century sea monster. On Tuesday before a crowd of fascinated thousands, divers lifted the wooden figurehead. 8220;It’s a monster. It’s a sea monster and we have to discuss what kind of animal it is. I think it’s some kind of fantasy animal – a dragon with lion ears and crocodile-like mouth,” Ronnby said. On the Visconti family coat of arms. They found that the ship was con...

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Archive for the ‘Ancient’ Category. Roman port in Albania much larger than we knew. Saturday, August 20th, 2016. A team of international researchers has found that an ancient Roman port in Albania is much larger than archaeologists realized. The results suggest Triport was a harbour for a large settlement during the Roman period, perhaps associated with the ancient city of Aulon (now Vlora). Triport offered ships safe anchorage in both the sea and Narta Lagoon, and connected to ancient cities like Au...

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Laquo; Samuel Morse the artist. Coffin initialed “M.C.” found in Cervantes search. Spain planned to invade Australia with an armada. Documents discovered in the archives of the Spanish navy reveal that Spain planned to invade the nascent British colony in Australia. In the mid-1790s. Chris Maxworthy, vice president of the Australian Association for Maritime History. That same year, 1788, Italian nobleman, explorer and Spanish naval officer Alessandro Malaspina and José de Bustamante y Guerra proposed a P...

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Laquo; Mysterious Neolithic wood tridents on display. 8th century Japanese statue digitally re-colored. Mr Peanut goes to the Smithsonian. A cast iron Mr. Peanut who once stood debonair watch on the fence post of a Planters factory will now stand debonair watch at the National Museum of American History. It was donated by Kraft Foods, which acquired the Planters brand when it bought Nabisco in 2000, and will be part of the museum’s upcoming. 8212; and, since salt sticks better to peeled and skinned peanu...

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Laquo; New Mozart! Early results from the Stonehenge dig. The dying art of pub signs. Britain’s pubs are in decline. Many of them are owned by large corporations offering franchise fare and mass-market details. The smallholders are collapsing at a precipitous rate. Fifty-seven pubs close every month. Their hand painted signs. The pub or inn sign tradition goes back to Roman times, when a vine around a pole signaled there were victuals to be had inside. Richard II made pub signs compulsory so the offi...

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Laquo; Durham POW camp to get emergency repairs. Activists inspire witch exoneration trend in Germany. Looters butcher Roman mosaic in Spain. The entire mosaic takes up 66 square meters, and the mayor says that considering the enormous size of one of the stolen portions, the criminals must have cut it up in pieces “because it would not have fitted through the hole they made to get in.”. It was one of the best preserved Roman mosaics in the country, rare for its immense size (710 square feet), its excelle...

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Even the most elementary history should impart to its students a notion of the limited scope of the time in which we live and a sense of the vast horizons that a knowledge of the past unrolls. Even the most elementary history should make its readers aware that the world of today and of ourselves is only a link in the endless chain of ages, each of which has tried to create a supreme expression of its mind and its rend, of its faith and its will. Curt Sachs, 1948. Archive for marzo 2015. Da questa terza t...

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Even the most elementary history should impart to its students a notion of the limited scope of the time in which we live and a sense of the vast horizons that a knowledge of the past unrolls. Even the most elementary history should make its readers aware that the world of today and of ourselves is only a link in the endless chain of ages, each of which has tried to create a supreme expression of its mind and its rend, of its faith and its will. Curt Sachs, 1948. Archive for giugno 2015. Qui a sinistra, ...

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Even the most elementary history should impart to its students a notion of the limited scope of the time in which we live and a sense of the vast horizons that a knowledge of the past unrolls. Even the most elementary history should make its readers aware that the world of today and of ourselves is only a link in the endless chain of ages, each of which has tried to create a supreme expression of its mind and its rend, of its faith and its will. Curt Sachs, 1948. Recensione: Guida del Museo delle Armi.

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