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This little inlet is now under construction and is a little fragment of Vancouver that has now vanished. This was a little haven for people living on their boats illegally, and there was quite a collection of characters living on all kinds of makeshift water craft. At one time this inlet extended all the way to the Salt Building on 1st Ave!
Egypt, African
Old Kingdom, First Intermediate period, Sixth Dynasty (2345 -2181 BC)
limestone, 30 1/2 x 23 1/2 x 3 3/4 in.
This sculpted limestone slab was located on the interior wall of a tomb—a place where the living could go and make offerings and prayers to the dead. It represents a doorway to the beyond. The tomb belonged to a military leader named Fefi. On the offering table are hieroglyphs representing bread, beer, oxen, fowl, alabaster, and linen. The rest of the hieroglyphs on the sculpture describe Fefi and the prayers that have been made on his behalf to the deity of the afterlife, Anubis.
(Birmingham Museum of Art)
by jessica, grade 12: coil pot, stenciled design, colored slip and glazed
www.uen.org/utahlink/tours/admin/tour/18706/18706johns.fa...
artwork used as inspiration
Sea Life Park Hawaii
False Killer Whale named "Makapuu"
False killer whales are members of the toothed whale family Delphinidae, the dolphin family. When seen by humans from a distance, this whale may look like its close relative, the killer whale. Up close observers will notice that false killer whales are more slender and mostly black in color. A small patch on the chest area between the flippers varies in color from gray to white. The flippers are tapered with a characteristic hump on the leading edge and the dorsal fin is falcate (curved back) and tall.
www.seaworld.org/animal-info/animal-bytes/animalia/eumeta...
Scentless False Chamomile (Tripleurospermum maritimum subsp. inodorum) a roadside weed growing north of Guyra, New South Wales, Australia. Photographed on 10 January 1972.
A weed that is quite common along the roadside in this area.
Digitised from a slide. The original slide, which is of higher quality, is held.
What looks like a helicopter shot of a mountain range in clouds is really a beach scene of waves crashing rocks. My first attempt into long exposure photography with my first DSLR.
A more close-up look of the flowers on a Veratrum viride plant, showing the green flowers that give this one the common name "Green False Hellebore." They are related to the European Veratrum album, which has white flowers (album meaning "white") and is also known as the "White False Hellebore." Some taxonomists actually treat these two as well as two other Veratrums as varieties of the same species, but they are mostly considered separate species now and grow in different parts of the world: V. viride is native to North America, while V. album is native to Europe.
Handmade beaded collars wholesale from Chinese beaded gifts factory, variety beaded choker necklace offered in toptopgifts, custom false beaded collars are accepted.
False Nettle (Boehmeria cylindrica) in flower. Patapsco Valley State Park near Henryton, Howard County, Maryland.