Mostly-history Gallery

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mostly-history:Iron Age horse and chariot found buried together in Pocklington(Yorkshire).This was o

mostly-history:PonteSant'Angelo across the Tiber (Rome, Italy).

mostly-history:Ruins of Warsaw after the Second World War:Market place in Polna Street (1946).Market

mostly-history:Riot police bar the bridge leading to Prague Castle, the seat of the Czechoslovak pre

mostly-history:Textile painting of a male face and a cadeuceus (Loulan, China, 200 –400 AD). A cade

mostly-history:Severan Basilica (Leptis Magna), commissioned by Emperor SeptimiusSeverus, who was bo

mostly-history:Mönkh Saridag, the highest peak in the Sayan Mountains at 3,941m. It is situated on t

mostly-history:Excavation of the Sumerian temple at Nippur, photographed by JohnHenry Haynes (1893).

mostly-history:Exedra tomb on the Via dei Sepolcri, in the Necropolis of the Herculaneum Gate (Pompe

mostly-history:The Colchester Vase (c. 175 AD), found in a Roman grave at West Lodge in Colchester (

mostly-history:Photographs of Rome in the mid-1800s. The first two were taken byCalvert Jones, and

mostly-history:The twelve tablets of the Epic of Gilgamesh from the Library ofAshurbanipal (600s BC)

mostly-history:AlcántaraBridge (Spain, c. 1870). Photo taken by Jean Laurent from the south.Thissto

mostly-history:Stela 31 at Tikal (Guatemala), with the sculpted image of Siyaj ChanK'awiil II.This i

mostly-history: Two-handled cup and cover (London, 1677). Made of silver and silver gilt. Dimensi

mostly-history:Maya statue (possibly of a howler monkey) outside Temple 11 in Copán(Honduras).In May

mostly-history:The Birka Crucifix (800 - 1099), discovered in the late 1800s, is considered to be th

mostly-history:A farmer stands on the Nile floodplains near the pyramids of Giza(Cairo, 1936).

mostly-history:Maskof the demon Humbaba (Sippar, 1800 – 1600 BC).Thedemon Humbaba was a monster whom

mostly-history: Severan Basilica (Leptis Magna), commissioned by Emperor Septimius Severus, who was

mostly-history:Tomb of Rufus Sita, auxiliary cavalryman of Cohors VI Thracum (Gloucester, England).

mostly-history: Bomb damage to Exeter Cathedral (May 1942).

mostly-history:Saxon brooch found in Floral Street, Covent Garden (Lundenwic, late600s).The brooch i

mostly-history:Disk brooch (600– 650 AD) from the Vendel Period, which preceded the Viking Age in Sw

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