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97. Modelled half-moon hold of a lamp. Central-Italic production. Early Imperial age.
98. Lamp in a "bird's head" shape in its final evolution, with a schematic "rake" motif and tranversal hold. On the back there is an imprinted stmap [L FA]BRIC(II) MAS(CULI). Urban or Central-Italic production. Mid 2nd Century.
99. Lamp with moulding that surrounds the discus, the open channel and the nozzle. On its shoulder, there are two protuberances that imitate the rings for the hanging chains, present in the bronze prototypes. Ribbon handle almost all lost. Central-Italic imitation of the Padane "Firmalampen". 2nd Century AD.
100. Modelled hold of a lamp with bust of divinity (Serapis), probably belonging to a big lamp with two nozzles, of the volute type (the bust of Isis is missing). Central-Italic production. End of 2nd - Early 3rd Century AD.
101. Lamp with a decorated discus eith a horse and a little column, surmounted by an element which is of a difficult interpretation. On the shoulder there is a vegetal motif. Central-Italic production. End of 2nd - Early 3rd Century AD.
102. Lamp with a heart-shaped nozzle, with discus almost entirely lost and shoulder with a continuous crown decoration. On the bottom there is an impressed stamp which reads: L CA(ECILII) SAE(CULARIS). Urban or Central-Italic production. End of 2nd - Early 3rd Century AD.
103. Lamp with a heart-shaped nozzle and shoulder decorated with impressed ovules. Urban or Central-Italic production. End of 2nd - Early 3rd Century AD.
104. Small burner-perfume altar, support of a lamp of the heart-shaped nozzle type and shoulder decorated with vegetal motifs. Central-Italic production. 2nd - Mid 3rd Century.
105. Lamp deriving from a heart-shaped nozle type, but with the nozzle almost indistinct from it's body; shoulder decorated with pearl shapes or small globes in relief. Urban or Central-Italic production. Around the first half or mid 3rd Century AD.
106. Global shaped lamp, with nozzle that is not distinct from it's body and with a very big hole of illumination. The shoulder presents a decoration with pearl of global shapes in relief. Urban or Central-Italian production. Second half of 3rd - Mid 5th Century AD.
107. Type derivedfrom that of n.106, with faded decoration. Local production. 4th-5th Century AD.
108. Lamp analogous to a "pine" type, with ovoid body and with the upper part reticulum decorated. Central-Italic production. Late Imperial age.
109. Lamp simialr to the previous one. Central-Italic production. Late imperial age.
110. African red slip ware lamp. On it's shoulder a motif in a palm branch is visible. 4th-6th Century AD.
111. African red slip ware lamp, with discus decorated with a christogramme; on it's shoulder, a stylised ovule motif. 5th Century AD.
112. African red slip ware lamp, with a discus decorated with a motif perhaps imitating trays produced in the same ware of in precious metals. Second half of 5th Century AD.
113. Italic imitation of the production of lamps in African red slip ware, decorated, on the inside of the discus, with a fish; on the shoulder a geometric decoration with dashes appears. Mid 4th - Early 6th AD.
114. Lamp that has the monogram PE engraved on the bottom, by some considered relative to the apostle Peter. Probable Italic imitation of lamps in African red slip ware. Urban production. 4th-6th Century AD.
115. So-called "Catacomb lamp"; the shoulder is decorated in relief with geometric fishbone and small circle motifs. Central-Italic production. 4th-6th Century AD.
The Evolution is a ride that cover a 360 degrees or one full rotation while spinning like a top. This shot was captured at the Sacramento State Fair in 2008.
Evolution of a meandering stream includes the following: (1) stream channel within meander belt; (2) development of a nearly closed meander loop; (3) high water flowing across the neck of loop, making a cutoff; (4) deposition of sediment sealing the loop and creating an oxbow lake.
Source: Phil Reiker, NPS Geologic Resources Division.
Evolution - Let there be Light. Licht, veel licht was er zeker! Wat een mooie licht- en lasershow. Dat maakt het werk voor partyfotografen leuk en uitdagend :) Behalve mooi licht, werd er ook nog eens top gedraaid. Held van de avond voor mij was toch zeker wel Markus Schulz. Het was voor mij wel even wennen de weg die Tiesto in slaat. Je kunt het mooi vinden of niet, hij blijft zichzelf vernieuwen. Dat was aan de set bij Evolution ook goed te horen. En dat is zeker knap als je al zolang meegaat als Tijs. Al met al een topweekend, met eerst Reloaded..... Dance into the Future en daarna Evolution - Let there be Light. Thx. Radio 538 voor de uitstekende organisatie. Hopelijk krijgt dit initiatief een vervolg volgend jaar.
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A cosy secluded corner not far from the Visitor Centre is this showcase of the evolution of the earliest vegetation on earth
Credit for silhouettes (left to right):
1–7: Public Domain (Biota, Unikonta, Opisthokonta, Choanoflagellida + Metazoa, Bilateria, Chordata, Osteichthyes)
8: Nobu Tamura (Tetrapoda)
9: Smokeybjb (Archosauriformes)
10: Marmelad (Dinosauria)
11–14: Scott Hartman (Tetanurae, Coelurosauria, Tyrannosauroidea, Tyrannosaurus rex)
The figures are not to scale.
Flite Evolution carbon saddle and Campy Record titanium seatpost. Also note the gorgeous seat lug and engraved seatstay caps.
Rear brake cable is now routed on the non-drive side.
The evolution of writing, from pen and paper to word processor
I like the way the light revealed the classic pen and paper in light and the upgraded word processor in cold darkness