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Augustus, with Tiberius as Caesar. 27 BC-AD 14. AV Aureus (7.93 g, 5h). Lugdunum (Lyon) mint. Struck AD 13-14. CAESAR AVGVSTVS DIVI F PATER PATRIAE, laureate head right / TI CAESAR in exergue, AVG F TR POT XV • above, Tiberius, laureate, standing right in triumphal quadriga, holding eagle-tipped scepter in left hand and laurel branch in right. RIC I 221; Lyon 89; Calicó 294; BMCRE 511; BN 1685-6. cngcoins.com
Location: Divi Tiara Dive Resort, Cayman Brac, Cayman Islands, BWI.
Date: July/August 1994
Time: Early-afternoon
Another photograph I dug out of my Archived Slides. It was taken in the Cayman Islands, on the island of Cayman Brac. This was taken from the boat dock in the lagoon that was protected by the small barrier reef.
I scanned this slide a few years ago. I used Photoshop clone tool to clone out people in the water and the sand.
Unfortunately in September 2006 the Divi Tiara Beach Resort closed their doors. It was a great dive destination. The staff was great and the ability to dive two different islands Cayman Brac and Little Cayman made this resort exceptional.
Reprezentace ČR v ragby XV - U20 - 01. 10. 2021 - Praha - (Foto: Martin FLOUSEK / www.rugbyunion.cz).
Tiberius. AD 14-37. AV Aureus (19mm, 7.86 g, 2h). Lugdunum (Lyon) mint. Group 2, AD 15-18. TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS in small letters, laureate head right / PONTIF MAXIM, Livia (as Pax) seated right on chair, no footstool, holding inverted spear in right hand and olive branch in left; ornate chair legs, triple line below. RIC I 27; Lyon 145; Calicó 305a; BMCRE 39-41; BN 17. cngcoins.com
Inscription at the Library of Celsus in Ephesus proclaiming the Imperator, Augustus, as "Son of the Divine One" (Julius Caesar)
Augustus. 27 BC-AD 14. AV Aureus (7.91 g, 8h). Lugdunum (Lyon) mint. Struck 8 BC. AVGVSTVS DIVI • F, laureate head right / C • CAES above, AVGVS • F in exergue, Caius Caesar on horseback, galloping right, holding sword in right hand and shield in left; behind him, an aquila between two signa. RIC I 198; Lyon 68; Calicó 174a; BMCRE 498-9 = BMCRR Gaul 221-2; BN 1457-60. cngcoins.com
The famous Divi Divi tree is Aruba's natural compass, always pointing in a southwesterly direction due to the trade winds that blow across the island from the north-east. Aruba's trademark: the Divi Divi or watapana tree
Location: Divi Tiara Dive Resort, Cayman Brac, Cayman Islands, BWI.
Date: July/August 1994
Time: Late-afternoon
I dug this photo up out of my Archived Slides. It was taken in the Cayman Islands, on the island of Cayman Brac. I was going through some dive news the other day and found out some disappointing news. “Divi Resorts has decided to cease business operations at Divi Tiara Beach Resort in Cayman Brac as of September 23, 2006.”
I took this photo on my way to the bar. The bar was a grass hut right on the sand jut to the left of the image. The bar had the best seats in the house.
I scanned this slide a few weeks ago did some adjustments in Photoshop. Comments and Critiques are always welcome.
Demolition of sludge vessel at Belfast, October 12, 1990, in the same yard where she was built in 1928 by Workman, Clark (1928) Ltd.
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Eagle Beach, Aruba.
Aruba's natural compass, always pointing in a southwesterly direction due to the trade winds that blow across the island.
Divo Augustus Sesterius (AE; 33-34mm; 24.34g; 1h) struck under Tiberius AD 34-35. [DIVO / AVGVSTO / SPQR] Quadriga of elephants to left, with riders; figure of Augustus, in the car. Rev. TI CAESAR [DIVI] AVG F AVGVST P M TR POT XXXVI round SC. Countermark: Rv. NCAPR in square incuse.
BMCRE p. 134, 102 and pl. 24.9 (Tib.); Pangerl coll. p. 37, 2var; RIC I2 p. 98, 56 (Tib.).
Ex Sydenham coll. (Glendining 24 Nov 1948) 759.
2017. gada 10. novembrī Jankas Kupalas Valsts literatūras muzejā Latvijas vēstnieks Baltkrievijā Dr. Mārtiņš Virsis un Jankas Kupalas Valsts literatūras muzeja direktora vietniece Nataļja Stribuļskaja atklāja izstādi “Divi Jāņi. Satikšanās Minskā”. Izstāde atspoguļo latviešu dzejnieka, kultūras darbinieka un politiķa Raiņa saistību ar baltkrievu kultūru un viņa draudzību ar ievērojamāko baltkrievu dzejnieku Janku Kupalu.
Uzrunā vēstnieks M.Virsis iepazīstināja izstādes apmeklētājus ar Raiņa dzīves gaitu, atzīmējot, ka dzejnieks jau kopš bērnības bija pazīstams ar baltkrievu valodu un kultūru. Pēc vēstnieka domām, Raini un Janku Kupalu vienoja ideālisms un ticība humānisma idejām. Izstādes atklāšanā klātesošos uzrunāja Memoriālu muzeju apvienības direktore Rita Meinerte un Raiņa un Aspazijas muzeja vadītāja Zanda Rozenberga. R.Meinerte atzīmēja, ka Raiņa un Jankas Kupalas tikšanās notika 1926. gada novembrī Minskā. Rainis apmeklēja Minsku pēc Baltkrievu kultūras institūta aicinājuma, lai piedalītos akadēmiskajā konferencē par baltkrievu pareizrakstības un alfabēta jautājumiem.
Ekspozīcijas tematiskās sekcijas ataino laikmeta vēsturisko fonu Baltkrievijā, Raiņa tikšanos ar Janku Kupalu un baltkrievu jaunajiem literātiem, kā arī atklāj Raiņa interesi un rūpes par baltkrievu minoritātes situāciju Latvijā un nepieciešamību paplašināt kultūras sakarus. Izstādē arī eksponēti oriģinālpriekšmeti – muzeju kolekcijās saglabātais Raiņa apģērbs, sadzīves priekšmeti un aksesuāri.
Izstāde Minskā ir turpinājums šī gada septembrī atklātajai izstādei Rīgā “Divi Jāņi. Nenotikusī tikšanās Rīgā”, kas līdzīgi kā izstāde “Divi Jāņi. Satikšanās Minskā” īstenota, pateicoties veiksmīgai sadarbībai starp Memoriālu muzeju apvienību Latvijā un Jankas Kupalas Valsts literatūras muzeju Baltkrievijā. Latvijas un Baltkrievijas muzeju sadarbība aizsākās 2012. gadā, un šajā laikā sagatavotas un izstādītas vairākas ekspozīcijas par abu dzejnieku tikšanos un daiļradi.
Divis KP or Divis Key Point as it was known, was a remote military communications station situated on the bleak Divis Mountain to the west of Belfast overlooking the City. Due to the highly sensitive nature of the site little is publicly known about it, however as part of the normalisation process within Northern Ireland it was abandoned in around 2005, this visit was in 2008. I believe it was demolished the following year.
There was a short article I came across in ‘The Sapper’ magazine January 2005 from the two Sections who were tasked with the ‘lock and leave’ of Divis KP. They stripped out 2km of coil fencing, installed new chain link fence with razor wire, removed the reinforced concrete blocks along with other improvised barriers and electrical cables.
When I visited first, it was clear that vandals had cut wire to gain access, and smashed doors and windows, as well as caused other damage inside. Most of the site has been removed, and the compound reduced in size, but a single mast and transmitter house still remain.
Domitian. As Caesar, AD 69-81. Bronze counterfeiter’s obverse hub for denarius set in iron shank (20x29mm, 47.43 g). Made after AD 80. CAESAR DIVI F DOMITIANVS COS VII, laureate head right. Cf. RSC obverse legend/type Da.
The intended use of this counterfeiter’s tool was as a hub for creating dies or moulds, rather than the imitative coins themselves. For a die or mold, an inverted image of the eventual coin would be necessary, with features being reversed and incuse. This piece, however, has features which are exactly as would be seen on the coin, thereby being used to impress an inverted image into a die or clay mold, which would then be used to make the coins. cngcoins.com