Aleenaa, to history
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Timeless elegance captured in stone: Humayun's Tomb stands as a testament to Mughal architectural grandeur.

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altlife, to Bloomscrolling
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governa, to linux
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Vibracobra23, to Archaeology
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A printed monochrome postcard of the Dolmen Trilithe at Saint-Nazaire in Loire-Atlantique. Published by F. Chapeau of Nantes, № 31. Postally unused, but is c.1910s.

clarkiestar,
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@Vibracobra23 went on the hunt for these Kent UK megaliths on Thursday. Had no idea about them till my daughter found them online. Proved quite hard to find in real life!

Little Kit’s Coty House

Komeil, to church
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Tomb among the trees at St Mary's Churchyard, Hendon, London
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msquebanh, to China

A well-preserved dating back more than 2,000 years was recently discovered in . The Academy of said in a statement Wednesday that more than 600 were .

Institute of & reported that the tomb is clearly dated to early Western in District, Chongqing, marking the 1st time that so many relics that old have been located in the area.

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/tomb-ancient-relics-unearthed-china

VancityKai, to China

In , one of the most famous archaeological digs in the world, the of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, buried in 210 BCE. Five pits (pit #1 is the largest, size of 4 football fields), still mostly unearthed, with 8,000 soldiers, each one unique, 600 horses, 130 chariots, in an elaborate which the emperor began working on at age 13, involving 700,000 workers. Discovered by three farmers digging a well in 1974.

Side view of the front of the archaeological pit, showing rows upon rows of terracotta soldiers.
Closeup view of roped off areas of terracotta soldiers in the process of being assembled by archaeologists.

thisismyglasgow, to glasgow
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A mid-19th Century tomb designed as a Romanesque Tempietto hidden by ivy in the graveyard of the Cathcart Old Parish Church on the Southside of Glasgow.

stgreenie, to random

She resurrected
my stone cold soul
from the
of my indifference...

Now I must repay
her generosity
with the passion
she breathed back
into me,,,

Her issues
will become
my issues,,,

Challenges to now be
faced together
Our days
of being lone
warriors are over...

We are a team

golgaloth, to history
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Pakal's sarcophagus lid is made of a single stone. It measures between 245 and 290 millimetres (roughly 9-11.5 inches) thick in different places. It is 2.2 meters wide by 3.6 meters long (about 7 feet by 12 feet). The massive stone weighs seven tons.

pasqualeberesti, to photography French
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I am the resurrection and I am the life

October special : Stele of the Serpent King "Djet" . One of the oldest known tomb stelae (sort of a gravestone). Limestone, c. 2820 BCE, Abydos, Egypt 🎃🪦🐍 (commons.m.wikimedia.org)

One of the things that gets me about this is how long we've been using the familiar arch gravestone shape, in so many cultures, for nearly 5000 years since....

Round-topped gravestone-like limestone slab carved with the image of a falcon sitting on top a tall rectangle. Inside the top of the rectangle is a snake. The  bottom half resembles the outside of an Egyptian palace. The photo is overexposed to enhance contrast in the bas-relief carving.
KangarooChief, to pixelart


feedback welcome ❤️

Thoogah, to pixelart
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infoleck, to italy

Inside the masoleum of Theoderic the great

blockforest, to Halloween
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Kinda wishing I could have stayed in my grave...I mean bed, this morning. Monday's really are the worst aren't they!

steinbring, to delhi
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I took this when I visited Isa Khan's Tomb in Delhi, last year.

Rome_and_stuff, to philosophy
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A small, often ignored next to a busy road near Porta Maggiore . Note the faint inscription and fine carved details.

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MarkMaguire, to ireland
Rome_and_stuff, to philosophy
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Rome_and_stuff, to philosophy
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The and of Porta Maggiore, built by the Claudius. In front in the of Eurysaces who was a baker.

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Rome_and_stuff, to Archaeology
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(8th-7th century BC) from Castel di Decima in Italy with 122 grave goods, mostly bronze.

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Rome_and_stuff, to Archaeology
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The of the Platorini family. Discovered near the river in in 1883 and moved to the in 1911.

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MarkMaguire, to photography

Tombstone Tuesday. There is a field I passed by most of my life Maybe 30 or 40 times a year currently, but probably most days when I was a child. From the road I could see some type of Dolmen in the field. I often thought “I should check that out sometime”. On Saturday I finally did.

Green grass field. Houses and a tree in background shrouded in fog under grey sky. A Dolmen with grey capstone supported by smaller rocks.
Stone sign reads: DOLMEN PORTAL TOMB CIRCA 2,500 B.C.

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