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Ooops, I completely forgot yesterday (sorry @nooccar) to get a photo of Bryan Alexander with my axe.
If you are ocnfused (and you should be) Bryan was famed somewhat for his old profile photo of him holding an axe
www.flickr.com/photos/bryanalexander/112470085/
I got to get my photo with his axe when I visited his mountain home in 2008
Stone Axes carved representing the Aboriginal Stone Axe and the european axe technology created by Ken Hutchinson
Isul Midnight Deja Vu - Haier
The axe is from "Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter", which is made by my friend ;D
Stone Axes carved representing the Aboriginal Stone Axe and the european axe technology created by Ken Hutchinson
please take a moment to visit this site. This was an online contest held last December in Miami. Thank you Nicole and the Unscene Team for your help.
theVet helpfully points out that I have the worst expressions in front of the camera. There's a reason I stay behind it.
A pair of hand axes. The one on the left has been given a light refurbishment, the one on the right might benifit from a similar treatment.
On the left is a DemonAx, on the right a Staniforths Sever Quick
Olmac "Axe"
Mexico: Olmec, 10th-5th century BC
The massive but stubby Olmec works that are variously called votive axes, or hachas, feature large-headed anthropomorphic figures with tapered and simplified lower bodies. A celt, a functional cutting tool of the era, is held tightly to the figure's chest. The top half of the votive axe is taken up with the snarling-mouthed head, its substantial breadth topped by a cleft in the middle of the forehead. The cleft is a much-used Olmec symbol associated with the growing of the maize (corn) plant and is a reference to agricultural plenty. Maize was literally and figuratively the staff of life in ancient Mexico. This votive axe is smaller, and its facial features are more symbolically stylized than earlier examples. Mouth, eyes, eyebrows, and forehead here either have meaningful shape or are marked with specific signs-all shapes and signs associated with Olmec supernaturals. The mouth is a particular focus of attention. It is fierce, a ferociousness associates with the felines, such as the native jaguar.
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Spotted in a wall in Whitley Bay, North Tyneside. Burn Axe bricks were manufactured by the Burn Fireclay Company at Stobswood Brickworks in Northumberland. the brickworks was working from the 1860s up until 1999
Aumont-Aubrac es una población francesa situada en el departamento de Lozère de la región de Languedoc-Roussillon.
Aumont-Aubrac (d’« altum montem », haute montagne) était au carrefour des antiques voies d'Auvergne et de Lyon-Toulouse.
Aumont était une station sur la voie d'agrippa sur l'axe reliant Javols au Puech Cremat.
À l'époque Romane, Aumont faisait partie de la baronnie de Peyre, l'une des huit Baronnies du Gévaudan.
Bâtiments et lieux publics remarquables
Le bourg, autrefois fortifié, conserve des maisons des XVIe et XVIIe siècles, façades de pierre de taille, aux rez-de-chaussée voûtés s'ouvrant en arceaux. Au-dessus d'une niche vitrée, une pierre sculptée vient peut-être du prieuré : certains y ont vu un svastika, d'autres, plutôt le trigramme JHS (Jesus Hominum Salvator : « Jésus, sauveur des hommes »).
Bâtiments religieux[modifier]
L'église Saint-Étienne : c'est un ancien prieuré bénédictin, remontant à 1061, attesté en 1123, au cœur de la baronnie de Peyre. Très remaniée, des XIIe et XIIIe siècles, elle a conservé son chœur roman et plusieurs chapelles latérales gothiques. Le chevet est en cul-de-four avec des nervures en arc brisé et, à l'intérieur, les chapiteaux sculptés des troncs de colonnes reposant sur des culs-de-lampe. Autres culs-de-lampe à figures humaines au bas des ogives des chapelles et des nervures de la nef. Mobilier et vitraux modernes.
Forma parte del recorrido de la Via Podiensis del Camino de Santiago.
Tercera etapa de la Via Podiensis: de Le Sauvage a Aumont-Aubrac.
Le Sauvage --> Le Rouget --> Saint-Alban-sur-Limagnole --> Grazières-Mages --> Chabanes-Planes --> Les Estrets --> Bigose --> Aumont-Aubrac
Junio de 2012