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Ancient Greek silver: symbols of power and culture.

A #Roman glass bowl, found near #Pompeii, & made about 2000 years ago. A beautiful & colourful piece of ancient glass!

“I can destroy the country!” What an inspiring message.

Art Deco Letter Box, circa 1927. French Building, New York.

When Emperor Constantine introduced the solidus in 312 AD, he created more than a coin—he established a monetary standard that would endure for seven centuries. Struck at 72 coins per Roman pound, each solidus contained roughly 4.5 grams of nearly pure gold. At its introduction,

Detail of the marble floor in the Cornaro Chapel, Church of Santa Maria della Vittoria, Rome, Italy, 17th century.

What I witnessed at the ICE holding facility at Mesa Gateway Airport was deeply disturbing. No beds, no showers, despite the fact that people are often held beyond 12 hours. This is exactly why Arizonans don’t want to see ICE expand within our communities and why I'll continue to

Ancient Roman amethyst intaglio gold ring depicting the Greek god Pan playing pipes under a tree with a curious goat observing, dated to 1st-2nd century AD.

The Bronze Age ‘Corrard Torc’ which was found in a bog in County Fermanagh by a metal detectorist in 2009. Now part of the collections at the Ulster Museum in Belfast. 📸 My own. #Prehistory #Archaeology #UlsterMuseum

Gold pendant in the form of two bees, Minoan, 1800-1700 BC from The Heraklion Museum

Bad Bunny did something Trump can NEVER do...name all the countries in the Americas

Trump appears to have been one of them

how many MAGA knuckle-draggers have fainted because they can't handle Spanish-language lyrics?

Amethyst intaglio of Fortuna-Tyche, Roman, 1st-2nd century AD, from Bertolami Fine Arts

Phiale en or découverte dans un tombeau thrace figurant des visages d’Éthiopiens. IVe-IIIe siècles av. J.-C. Musée archéologique de Plovdiv, Bulgarie.

Royal staff handle from the Achaemenid Empire, circa 550-330 BC.  Made of gold and lapis lazuli.

Gold funerary mask of "Agamemnon", Mycenae, 16th century BC, National Archaeological Museum, Athens, Greece.

An 18th-century gold ring that somehow fits a whole naval battle into a space smaller than a coin.

This is an Art Deco René Lalique Sophora (or Poussins, or Moineaux) extendable bracelet in cobalt blue glass with white patina, designed in 1928.