In 2141-2122 BC, king Ragash laid the foundation of the Sumerian cone in Ancientia, this commemorative cone is inscribed in Sumerian, marking the reconstruction of the Temple of Eninnu by King Gudia in honor of Ningirsu, the patron saint of Lagash in southern Babylon.
Bronze mirror cover, 300-250 BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Epidavros, Peloponnese, ancient Greek theater. 4th century BC. It was spectacular.
Bronze sculpture found in the shipwreck of the Greek Artemis. It is likely to hold a lightning or trident, indicating whether it is a depiction of Zeus or Poseidon. 460 BC. It is now in the national archaeological museum of Athens.
Murals depicting goats and fruit baskets. The facility is from Pompeii and dates back to the 1st century BC. It is currently located in the Louvre (Paris).
2300 BC talc unicorn seal from Harapa, Punjab, Pakistan (now 8 halapa scripts. National Museum, New Delhi
Cancer cells cut by ion beams under electron microscopy.
Snowy days in New York