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Rameses III Inscription Found Etched Into Jordanian Mountainside

The power of Ramses III spread over key routes and was marked by rock inscriptions in his name—one has been found in Wadi Rum, Jordan.

An extraordinary find.

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Prince Tottika, Kizil Cave 205, 6th century CE. Tottika (circa 550-600 CE) was a king of the Tarim Basin state of Kucha in the second half of the 6th century CE. He appears in a mural of the Maya Cave of the Kizil Caves, with his wife Svayamprabhā, accompanied by two monks and other attendants. The paintings were brought to Berlin by the Third Turfan expedition (1905-1907), but lost in World War II.

Sculpture with rooster head, was found in a tomb at Gaochang, a Tang city on the edge of the Taklamakan Desert, 7th-10th century, Tang Dynasty, China.

Hes about to hit a MEAN juggle combo with that right hand reeled back..TOD

they liked this on twitter im thinking you would too

mandatory cuddle time to reduce urges to strangle your crewmates and fight touch starved-induced depression

TERFs die mad: you just reblogged a nasty transgender person with pronouns and all who did this historical look to explore their cultural history as well as express their own nonbinary identity in a way that resonates with them. An edit I wish I didn’t have to make on this post

I’ll try to post the actual pictures I took soon, but I was bored today and wanted to shirk some other responsibilities, so I decided to do some general vague Minoan or Mycenaean look since it’s been on the mind and also my hair was looking really good today and I wanted to take advantage of that haha

Only the most devoted of followers get the biggest lollipop BTW

Ink stone in the form of a turtle, China, 6th-7th century

from The Metropolitan Museum of Art

tweet reference under the cut, and the curlya pose is of course ref’s off none other but @joetastic2739 <3