Alison Fisk(@AlisonFisk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wow dear followers, there are more than 60,000 of you!

It’s great to see so many of you interested in ❤️

Here’s one of my all-time favourite artefacts. An ancient amber bear carved about 10,000 years ago. This magical find washed up on a beach at Fanø in Denmark…

Wow dear followers, there are more than 60,000 of you!

It’s great to see so many of you interested in #Archaeology ❤️

Here’s one of my all-time favourite artefacts. An ancient amber bear carved about 10,000 years ago. This magical find washed up on a beach at Fanø in Denmark…
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Archaeology & Art(@archaeologyart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Some bison paintings in the Cave of Altamira, Spain, which were made over a very long period between 35,000 ~ 15,000 BC.

Some bison paintings in the Cave of Altamira, Spain, which were made over a very long period between 35,000 ~ 15,000 BC.
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Heritage Hiker(@HeritageHiker) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Back again to the beautiful Abbey

Falling to ruin following the Dissolution of the Monasteries the abbey now dominates the skyline above the town that inspired Bram Stoker’s

Back again to the beautiful #Whitby Abbey 

Falling to ruin following the Dissolution of the Monasteries the abbey now dominates the skyline above the town that inspired Bram Stoker’s #Dracula

#medieval #archaeology #history
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Archaeology & Art(@archaeologyart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'Kore' from the Acropolis Museum in Athens. The statue has traces of the original colours that would have been visible when it decorated the Acropolis in the 6th century BC. Photographer: Giorgos Vitsaropoulos/Acropolis Museum.

'Kore' from the Acropolis Museum in Athens. The statue has traces of the original colours that would have been visible when it decorated the Acropolis in the 6th century BC. Photographer: Giorgos Vitsaropoulos/Acropolis Museum.
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Shinra Archaeology Department(@ShinraArch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

FFVII Rebirth lead technical programmer Tomohito Hanō says that although Unreal Engine 4 was the primary game engine used to produce FFVII Rebirth, the team also made an effort to incorporate some useful functionality from Unreal Engine 5. (RbU, 2024)

FFVII Rebirth lead technical programmer Tomohito Hanō says that although Unreal Engine 4 was the primary game engine used to produce FFVII Rebirth, the team also made an effort to incorporate some useful functionality from Unreal Engine 5. (RbU, 2024)
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The tombstone of a gladiator named Anicetus, who according to the inscription fought with a sword & specialised in attacks. It was dedicated to him by an expert gladiator & instructor, who had presumably trained Anicetus during his time in the arena

The tombstone of a #Roman gladiator named Anicetus, who according to the inscription fought with a sword & specialised in attacks. It was dedicated to him by an expert gladiator & instructor, who had presumably trained Anicetus during his time in the arena #Archaeology
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Loving my latest treasure - a 3D printed & painted dodecahedron replica, made by a friend of my brother-in-law who is fascinated by these things (quite understandably) - now I just have to conclusively discover what they were once used for... Archaeology

Loving my latest treasure - a 3D printed & painted #Roman dodecahedron replica, made by a friend of my brother-in-law who is fascinated by these things (quite understandably) - now I just have to conclusively discover what they were once used for... #Archaeology #RomanArchaeology
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Statuette of Priestess Steatite. H. 34.4 cm.Period: Early Dynastic II Period, 2700-2600 BC. Place of Origin: Temple of Ishtar, Tell Hariri (ancient Mari), Syria. Collection: National Museum of Damascus.

Statuette of Priestess Steatite. H. 34.4 cm.Period: Early Dynastic II Period, 2700-2600 BC. Place of Origin: Temple of Ishtar, Tell Hariri (ancient Mari), Syria. Collection: National Museum of Damascus.
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