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Bronze artifacts from the Shang Dynasty (1700-1100 BC) are showcased at the Chengdu Museum on Tianfu Square in Chengdu, Sichuan, China.
To the bottom right of the side facing us may have been a control panel. A conduit from that leads to what looks like a set of relay switches on the right side. Those are clues, but maybe not enough clues.
Aluminum can pull tabs (pop tops) like this were mostly discontinued in the 1970s. What will fall apart first, it or the rock? Mojave Desert, California.
This time shooting it with a black aluminum foil snoot to focus the light. Also added a fill card. It looks more mysterious I think.
Mattapoisett Museum
Mattapoisett, MA
February 2021
The Barber Shop story: www.mattapoisettmuseum.org/post/the-barber-of-church-street
"Navigate History!
The Mattapoisett Museum is dedicated to the preservation of significant artifacts from Mattapoisett’s past which demonstrate the life and culture of this old New England town.
We are housed in a charming 1821 Meeting House with an attached replica of a 200 year old carriage house. The ancient pews, graceful galleries, and post and beam construction in the carriage house carry one back to when life revolved around daily work, church, town meeting and the waterfront.
Come visit us and let life in historic Mattapoisett come alive for you!"
Inside the Old Bronx Courthouse
The courthouse was built 1905-1914, it closed in 1977 and has stood empty for about 37 years. The building exterior is a designated New York City landmark but while it stood empty most of the interior marble and decorative embellishments disappeared.
not sure I understand the challenge but here's a human figure with nature and/or man-made artifacts
child's eyes
Can't vouch for whether this machine actually delivers a relaxing experience, but it was used in spas and health clubs around the world, apparently...
that in the late '90s I donated to the
Bayside Historical Society, Fort Totten, Queens.
Today I gave the Society more Native American artifacts.
Archaic campgrounds, some near the Society's
headquarters, have been dated to about 4,600 BC.
Photo by Irene
During the Trimborn Farm art show some of the historical artifacts were gathered into one of the stalls of the old barn.
I had a fun experience, the evening of August 29, 2016, meeting with my family to open my final delivery from the Mysterious Package Company!
My younger son bought a package deal for me & asked that we open the mailings as a family, to give us an excuse to get together & share an experience. I received 2 sets of documents, by mail, &, then, a final package--a wooden crate containing what you see, above. Your guess is as good as mine! Pretty, though!
This time shooting it with a black aluminum foil snoot to focus the light. Also added a fill card. It looks more mysterious I think.
(being displayed in Saudi Aramco Heritage Gallery)
The Bedouins have a saying that translates to " He makes coffee day and night."
Among a people justifiably famous for their hospitality. It is a way of describing a generous man. In the old custom, the preparation of Arab Coffee was indeed a man's work, and the ring of the brass mortar in which he pounded fresh roasted beans to powder was music to the ears of expectant guests.
~compliments
Saudi Aramco Heritage Gallery
Thank you friends and flickr!
Jun 24, 2009 #232
Golden Moche artifacts are on display in the Museo Cao at the Complejo arqueológico El Brujo in northern Perú.