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🇮🇹 Carro etrusco di Monteleone, VI secolo a.C. Italia.
Il carro era progettato per essere trainato da due cavalli.
Sulla pannello frontale è raffigurato Achille, a cui sua madre, Teti, consegna le armi. Il telaio e gli ornamenti del carro sono decorati con immagini dettagliate di animali e creature mitologiche.
Il carro è stato trovato casualmente nel 1902 da un semplice contadino, e oggi è il più completo e meglio conservato tra i 300 carri antichi giunti fino a noi.
Attualmente l'oggetto si trova al Metropolitan Museum ed è una delle sue gemme.
🇦🇺 Etruscan chariot from Monteleone, 6th century BC, Italy.
The chariot was designed to be pulled by two horses.
The front panel depicts Achilles receiving weapons from his mother, Thetis. The frame and ornaments of the chariot are decorated with detailed images of animals and mythological creatures.
The chariot was found by chance in 1902 by a simple farmer, and today it is the most complete and best preserved of the 300 ancient chariots that have survived to this day.
The object is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum and is one of its gems.
🇧🇷 Carro etrusco de Monteleone, século VI a.C. Itália.
O carro foi projetado para ser puxado por dois cavalos.
No painel frontal está representado Aquiles, a quem sua mãe, Tétis, entrega as armas. A estrutura e os ornamentos do carro são decorados com imagens detalhadas de animais e criaturas mitológicas.
A carruagem foi encontrada acidentalmente em 1902 por um simples camponês e hoje é a mais completa e melhor conservada entre as 300 carruagens antigas que chegaram até nós.
Atualmente, o objeto encontra-se no Metropolitan Museum e é uma de suas joias.
🇫🇷 Chariot étrusque de Monteleone, VIe siècle av. J.-C. Italie.
Le chariot était conçu pour être tiré par deux chevaux.
Sur le panneau avant est représenté Achille, à qui sa mère, Thétis, remet ses armes. Le châssis et les ornements du chariot sont décorés d'images détaillées d'animaux et de créatures mythologiques.
Le char a été découvert par hasard en 1902 par un simple paysan, et il est aujourd'hui le plus complet et le mieux conservé des 300 chars antiques qui nous sont parvenus.
Il se trouve actuellement au Metropolitan Museum, où il est l'un des joyaux de la collection.
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Il carro era progettato per essere trainato da due cavalli.
Sulla pannello frontale è raffigurato Achille, a cui sua madre, Teti, consegna le armi. Il telaio e gli ornamenti del carro sono decorati con immagini dettagliate di animali e creature mitologiche.
Il carro è stato trovato casualmente nel 1902 da un semplice contadino, e oggi è il più completo e meglio conservato tra i 300 carri antichi giunti fino a noi.
Attualmente l'oggetto si trova al Metropolitan Museum ed è una delle sue gemme.
🇦🇺 Etruscan chariot from Monteleone, 6th century BC, Italy.
The chariot was designed to be pulled by two horses.
The front panel depicts Achilles receiving weapons from his mother, Thetis. The frame and ornaments of the chariot are decorated with detailed images of animals and mythological creatures.
The chariot was found by chance in 1902 by a simple farmer, and today it is the most complete and best preserved of the 300 ancient chariots that have survived to this day.
The object is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum and is one of its gems.
🇧🇷 Carro etrusco de Monteleone, século VI a.C. Itália.
O carro foi projetado para ser puxado por dois cavalos.
No painel frontal está representado Aquiles, a quem sua mãe, Tétis, entrega as armas. A estrutura e os ornamentos do carro são decorados com imagens detalhadas de animais e criaturas mitológicas.
A carruagem foi encontrada acidentalmente em 1902 por um simples camponês e hoje é a mais completa e melhor conservada entre as 300 carruagens antigas que chegaram até nós.
Atualmente, o objeto encontra-se no Metropolitan Museum e é uma de suas joias.
🇫🇷 Chariot étrusque de Monteleone, VIe siècle av. J.-C. Italie.
Le chariot était conçu pour être tiré par deux chevaux.
Sur le panneau avant est représenté Achille, à qui sa mère, Thétis, remet ses armes. Le châssis et les ornements du chariot sont décorés d'images détaillées d'animaux et de créatures mythologiques.
Le char a été découvert par hasard en 1902 par un simple paysan, et il est aujourd'hui le plus complet et le mieux conservé des 300 chars antiques qui nous sont parvenus.
Il se trouve actuellement au Metropolitan Museum, où il est l'un des joyaux de la collection.
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🇮🇹 Roccia sul plateau di Yogurt in Tunisia
Guarda il motivo della sua cima e confrontalo con gli anelli annuali dei ceppi.
È davvero una montagna, come affermano gli scienziati, o un ceppo pietrificato?
🇭🇲 Rock on the Yogurt plateau in Tunisia
Look at the pattern on its summit and compare it with the annual rings of tree stumps.
Is it really a mountain, as scientists claim, or a petrified tree stump?
🇧🇷 Rocha no planalto de Yogurt, na Tunísia
Observe o padrão do seu topo e compare-o com os anéis anuais dos troncos.
É realmente uma montanha, como afirmam os cientistas, ou um tronco petrificado?
🇫🇷 Roche sur le plateau de Yogurt en Tunisie.
Observez le motif de son sommet et comparez-le aux anneaux annuels des souches.
S'agit-il vraiment d'une montagne, comme l'affirment les scientifiques, ou d'une souche pétrifiée ?
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Guarda il motivo della sua cima e confrontalo con gli anelli annuali dei ceppi.
È davvero una montagna, come affermano gli scienziati, o un ceppo pietrificato?
🇭🇲 Rock on the Yogurt plateau in Tunisia
Look at the pattern on its summit and compare it with the annual rings of tree stumps.
Is it really a mountain, as scientists claim, or a petrified tree stump?
🇧🇷 Rocha no planalto de Yogurt, na Tunísia
Observe o padrão do seu topo e compare-o com os anéis anuais dos troncos.
É realmente uma montanha, como afirmam os cientistas, ou um tronco petrificado?
🇫🇷 Roche sur le plateau de Yogurt en Tunisie.
Observez le motif de son sommet et comparez-le aux anneaux annuels des souches.
S'agit-il vraiment d'une montagne, comme l'affirment les scientifiques, ou d'une souche pétrifiée ?
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🇬🇧 The Decline of the Peruvian Territory
In 1913, the Geographical Society of Lima produced a map showing the extent of Peru with its departments, provinces and main rivers. This map reflects not only the geography of the country, but also the territorial aspirations and claims of the time.
When observing it, areas that are not part of Peru today stand out. Among the lost territories are:
The South, facing Chile: After the War of the Pacific (1879-1883), Peru lost the province of Tarapacá and part of the Atacama Desert, confirmed by the Treaty of Ancón in 1883 and subsequent boundary agreements.
The Northeast, with Brazil: Peru ceded Amazonian territories through the Treaty of Petrópolis in 1909, defining the Amazonian border in exchange for economic compensations.
The North, with Ecuador: The border region in the Alto Marañón and the Cordillera del Cóndor was disputed for decades, being resolved in 1998 with the Brasilia Peace Agreement.
This map is a historical testimony that shows the geopolitics of its time, the claims of Peru and how History modified the territorial extension of the country.
In the following maps you can see how Peru was shrinking over time. The last image shows the current territory.
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In 1913, the Geographical Society of Lima produced a map showing the extent of Peru with its departments, provinces and main rivers. This map reflects not only the geography of the country, but also the territorial aspirations and claims of the time.
When observing it, areas that are not part of Peru today stand out. Among the lost territories are:
The South, facing Chile: After the War of the Pacific (1879-1883), Peru lost the province of Tarapacá and part of the Atacama Desert, confirmed by the Treaty of Ancón in 1883 and subsequent boundary agreements.
The Northeast, with Brazil: Peru ceded Amazonian territories through the Treaty of Petrópolis in 1909, defining the Amazonian border in exchange for economic compensations.
The North, with Ecuador: The border region in the Alto Marañón and the Cordillera del Cóndor was disputed for decades, being resolved in 1998 with the Brasilia Peace Agreement.
This map is a historical testimony that shows the geopolitics of its time, the claims of Peru and how History modified the territorial extension of the country.
In the following maps you can see how Peru was shrinking over time. The last image shows the current territory.
Join us
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🇬🇧 The Furnitures that Withstood the Eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD
In the Roman city of Herculaneum, several wooden futnitures dating back to the first century A.D. were discovered, remarkably preserved after the catastrophic eruption of Vesuvius in 79 A.D.
Unlike neighboring Pompeii, which was buried under ash, Herculaneum was engulfed by a pyroclastic surge of superheated gas and volcanic material that charred the organic objects. This unique process preserved wooden objects such as furniture, doors and shelves that would otherwise have deteriorated over time.
These furnitures offer a vivid insight into everyday domestic life in ancient Rome. Their preservation allows archaeologists to study Roman carpentry techniques, the home organization and the materials used in interior furniture.
These artifacts highlight the exceptional archaeological value of Herculaneum. While the eruption was a tragedy for its inhabitants, the destructive force of Vesuvius, paradoxically, created a time capsule that has preserved parts of Roman life in extraordinary detail. Today, these objects continue to transform our understanding of the ancient world, bridging the distance between History and lived experience.
It is curious at least that the superheated gas coming out of a burning volcano goes down to the height of the ground. Maybe at that time the heat was going down instead of up. It is also striking that 2,000 years ago the furniture was practically the same as those of 100 years ago. Is Rome really that old? Or have the furniture been modernized in recent decades only?
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In the Roman city of Herculaneum, several wooden futnitures dating back to the first century A.D. were discovered, remarkably preserved after the catastrophic eruption of Vesuvius in 79 A.D.
Unlike neighboring Pompeii, which was buried under ash, Herculaneum was engulfed by a pyroclastic surge of superheated gas and volcanic material that charred the organic objects. This unique process preserved wooden objects such as furniture, doors and shelves that would otherwise have deteriorated over time.
These furnitures offer a vivid insight into everyday domestic life in ancient Rome. Their preservation allows archaeologists to study Roman carpentry techniques, the home organization and the materials used in interior furniture.
These artifacts highlight the exceptional archaeological value of Herculaneum. While the eruption was a tragedy for its inhabitants, the destructive force of Vesuvius, paradoxically, created a time capsule that has preserved parts of Roman life in extraordinary detail. Today, these objects continue to transform our understanding of the ancient world, bridging the distance between History and lived experience.
It is curious at least that the superheated gas coming out of a burning volcano goes down to the height of the ground. Maybe at that time the heat was going down instead of up. It is also striking that 2,000 years ago the furniture was practically the same as those of 100 years ago. Is Rome really that old? Or have the furniture been modernized in recent decades only?
Gracias Miriám
@TARTARIA HISPANICA
@TARTARIA in my CITY 🏰
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Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, Banff, Alberta, Canada (1/2)
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