NB! · Architecture · Museums · Observations
Now that is what I call integrating technology into the museum space
Now that is what I call integrating technology into the museum space. Château de Chambord, France
Alexandr Radayev
NB! · Archaeology · Archive · The East · Geography
1926: Workmen Carrying Out the Contents of Tutankhamun's Tomb
NB! · Education · Pop Culture · Humour
The Right Look for a Humanities University
NB! · Archaeology · Museums
A Thousand-Year-Old Elephant Figurine from Southern Africa
NB! · Archaeology
Beneath the Mask, the Mummy's Face Is Covered
NB! · Archaeology · The East · Art
The Great Ramesses as a Child under the Protection of the God Horus
NB! · London · Mores
The Victorian London Cab
NB! · Architecture · Observations
The Terraces of Amboise
NB! · Architecture · Heritage · Nature
In Amboise, the First Formal Garden in France Appears
NB! · Architecture · Monarchies · Heritage
Château d'Amboise as a residence of French kings and the burial place of Leonardo
For a long time the Château d'Amboise was one of the favourite residences of the French kings. How Leonardo's tomb came to be here, I have written about earlier: https://telegram.me/captainpaleo/113
NB! · Archaeology · Science · Humour
Theory of accidental hieroglyph overlay and the helicopters in Egyptian tombs
Helicopters in Egyptian tombs. There is a view that all manner of flying machines and futuristic vehicles in Egyptian wall paintings are the result of the chance overlaying of different hieroglyphs
NB! · Art · Nature · Humour
And this is the mythical hydra that lives in the Nile and crawls into the jaws of sleeping crocodiles, then devours them from within
And this is the mythical hydra that lives in the Nile and crawls into the jaws of sleeping crocodiles, then devours them from within. Yes, the crocodile looks like a red dog with chicken's legs and a webbed spine