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In 1929, a farmer unearthed a large stash of jade relics while digging a well, many of which found their way through the years into the hands of private collectors. Generations of Chinese archaeologists searched the area without success until 1986, when workers accidentally found sacrificial pits containing thousands of gold, bronze, jade, and pottery artifacts that had been broken (perhaps ritually disfigured), burned, and carefully buried. The first sacrificial pit was found on the site of the Lanxing Second Brick Factory on July 18th 1986. The second sacrificial pit was found a little less than a month later on August 14th, 1986 only 20-30 meters from the first one. Bronze objects found in the second sacrificial pit included male sculptures, animal-faced sculptures, bells, decorative animals such as dragons, snakes, chicks, and birds, and axes, that radiocarbon dating dated as being from the 12th-11th centuries BCE. Tables, masks and belts were some of the objects found made out of gold while objects made out of jade included axes, tablets, rings, knives and tubes. There was also a large amount of ivory and clam shells. Researchers were astonished to find an artistic style that was completely unknown in the history of Chinese art, whose baseline had been the history and artifacts of the Yellow River civilization(s).
All the Sanxingdui discoveries aroused scholarly interest, but the bronzes were what excited the world. Task Rosen of the British Museum considered them to be more outstanding than the Terracotta Army in Xi'an.
The culture of the Sanxingdui site is thought to be divided into several phases. The Sanxingdui Culture which corresponds to periods II-III of the site, was a mysterious civilization in southern China. This culture is contemporaneous with the Shang Dynasty, however they developed a different method of bronze-making from the Shang. The first phase which corresponds to period I of the site belongs to the Baodun, and the final phase (period IV) the culture merged with Ba and Chu cultures. The Sanxingdui culture ended, possibly either as a result of natural disasters (evidence of massive flooding were found), or invasion by a different culture.
An organized Photo Shoot by Melane Osorio.
Models: Juliet
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I have started collecting daily Moon images to compile into an image showing the phases through the course of a Lunar month. This layout is one I may get printed
Alright so the background for this was done with different shades of blue and yellow sprayed over lightly with some patterns i cut seperately.
The stencil is of the memphis skyline and it is 4 layers. The stencil was repeated over the whole bottom section to give he inward out effect to it.
This isn't done yet though so ill post the finished one eventually.
Dark-phase Gyrfalcon
January 17th, 2010
Lyman County, South Dakota
Canon 50D, 400 5.6L
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A presumed young dark-phase Gyrfalcon, found in Lyman County, South Dakota on January 17th, 2010. I've never come across a Gyrfalcon in South Dakota that looked like this, with such dark overall coloring, especially around the face. One of the most regal looking birds I've ever found, and he was kind enough to sit still for a series of photographs.
All of Jeremy's stuff is in, and I still have my storage unit to empty. We've done some repairs and added some new things. So far so good.
Amtrak NPCU 90222 leads Lincoln Service 305 into Joliet, IL for a stop and quick crew change. Normally the NPCUs are at the north end of the train, but not this time!
My notebooks are made of 60 A5 pages, so I need 30 A4 papers. You can do it the same with any other reasonable number.
Mioveni, Romania, 09.10.2022 Handball player during the game between Rapid București vs Team Esbjerg - Women's EHF CL 2022-2023 - Group Phase
detail of the amazing work of herakut. this piece, called "phase" was sprayed on wood by the german duo.
yashica dental eye
50mm elns with built in ring flash
fuji sensia 200
cross processed
scanned negative
Phase Fest 2007 and Aug 18th.
Nikki Smith has a great sound. Great vibe, and she had on a bad ass t-shirt which you can only see part of in this photo. When I put up more shots you'll see what I mean.
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The Phasor CV/DM is the first phased array inspection device for corrosion spot identification in the marketplace.
An organized Photo Shoot by Melane Osorio.
Models: Princess
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An organized Photo Shoot by Melane Osorio.
Models: Sheila
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previously for spookzilla 2023, i decided to release these as their own set, and make a version that fits the akui head as well!
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