Castle Ort / Gmunden Austria

Giulio Groebert

The Antonina Fountain (160-180 AD) has been restored to its full splendor after centuries of pouring water like a waterfall.

This fantastic monument shows us the power and prestige of the Roman Empire and the wealth and importance that the city of Sagalassos (Turkey) came to have. Between the s. I and III enjoyed great prosperity due to trade and its ceramic production.

(Video ©️Arkeoloji Evreni)

Val di funes in the Italian Dolomites

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grundtvigs kirke, copenhagen.

Moisés

Khnumhotep and Niankhkhnum were ancient royal servants who shared the title “Overseer of the Manicurists in the Palace of King Niuserre.” The two men are depicted on their joint tomb in one of the most intimate poses allowed by Egyptian artistic conventions: face to face, with their noses touching. Niankhkhnum means “joined to life” and Khnumhotep means “joined to the blessed state of the dead;” together their names mean “joined in life and death.” They are believed by some archeologists to be the first same-sex couple in recorded history. The picture shows a detail from their tomb dating to around 2350 BC.