2019 started off with a heady discovery. Archaeologists found 17 decapitated skeletons, their heads resting between their owner's legs or feet, in a 1,700-year-old Roman cemetery in the village of Great Whelnetham in Suffolk, England. Their skulls appear to have been removed from their heads after death. "The incisions through the neck were postmortem and were neatly placed just behind the jaw," Andy Peachey, an archaeologist with Archaeological Solutions, stated. Courtesy info LiveScience,
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In symbolism: the throne of power rests on the shoulders of the reptiles. The winged reptilians are superior to the rest of the reptilian species, representing a royal branch. In this sculpture, Pope Gregory XIII sits on his throne, while the person on his left lifts the veil beneath Gregory's throne and uncovers a reptile. This reptilian entity is the dark power behind all of the world's leaders and the source of their "royal" blood.
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Shi Jinsong creates razor-sharp baby accessories. His stainless steel sculptures are part of his Na Zha Baby Boutique exhibition. The sadistic tricycle, cradle, rocking horse, stroller and walker are only the sharp tip of his artistic creations. Courtesy Info -> http://freshgooglewallpaper.blogspot.com/2010/11/awesome-modern-day-iron-sculptures.html
Wednesday, July 5, 2017
Lycian Tombs of Telmessos Turkey "The Lycians seem to have held a belief that the souls of their dead would be transported from the tombs to the afterworld by a sort of winged siren-like creature, and so often placed their tombs along the coast or at the top of cliffs when they were not integrated into the liveable areas of the cities." Courtesy Info lycianturkey.com/lycian_tombs.htm and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telmessos
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