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beatricecenci · 2 months ago
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Oswald Achenbach (German, 1827-1905)
Abendstimmung auf der Terrasse der Villa Grazioli in Grottaferrata
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thepastisalreadywritten · 11 months ago
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A Roman "hologram" effect ring found in the grave of 1st century AD noblewoman, Aebutia Quarta.
The ring is thought to depict her son, Titus Carvilius Gemello, who passed away at age of 18. Found at the Grottaferrata necropolis close to Rome.
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kararadaygum · 4 months ago
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alyceinwonderland777 · 2 years ago
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"Hello, welcome home." 🌹❤️
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proudtobechubby · 2 years ago
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Breakfast | Bianco bistrot | Frascati
Cappuccino e tiramisù classico di Pompi.
Aperitivo | Fondi | Grottaferrata
Tagliere di pizze miste, aperol spritz e mignon.
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magauda · 20 hours ago
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Ripresero le occupazioni di terre in tutto il Lazio
A livello di sistema agrario, nel Lazio prevaleva il latifondo: in particolare, nella provincia di Roma era diffusa quella che Antonio Cederna definì «un’agricoltura d’attesa», cioè un uso agricolo degli appezzamenti di terra in attesa di una destinazione speculativa dell’area. Di questi latifondi era principalmente proprietaria l’aristocrazia romana: i Torlonia, gli Odescalchi, i Boncompagni, la…
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botallo · 20 hours ago
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Ripresero le occupazioni di terre in tutto il Lazio
A livello di sistema agrario, nel Lazio prevaleva il latifondo: in particolare, nella provincia di Roma era diffusa quella che Antonio Cederna definì «un’agricoltura d’attesa», cioè un uso agricolo degli appezzamenti di terra in attesa di una destinazione speculativa dell’area. Di questi latifondi era principalmente proprietaria l’aristocrazia romana: i Torlonia, gli Odescalchi, i Boncompagni, la…
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sapergo · 20 hours ago
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Ripresero le occupazioni di terre in tutto il Lazio
A livello di sistema agrario, nel Lazio prevaleva il latifondo: in particolare, nella provincia di Roma era diffusa quella che Antonio Cederna definì «un’agricoltura d’attesa», cioè un uso agricolo degli appezzamenti di terra in attesa di una destinazione speculativa dell’area. Di questi latifondi era principalmente proprietaria l’aristocrazia romana: i Torlonia, gli Odescalchi, i Boncompagni, la…
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bagnabraghe · 20 hours ago
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Ripresero le occupazioni di terre in tutto il Lazio
A livello di sistema agrario, nel Lazio prevaleva il latifondo: in particolare, nella provincia di Roma era diffusa quella che Antonio Cederna definì «un’agricoltura d’attesa», cioè un uso agricolo degli appezzamenti di terra in attesa di una destinazione speculativa dell’area. Di questi latifondi era principalmente proprietaria l’aristocrazia romana: i Torlonia, gli Odescalchi, i Boncompagni, la…
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bigarella · 20 hours ago
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Ripresero le occupazioni di terre in tutto il Lazio
A livello di sistema agrario, nel Lazio prevaleva il latifondo: in particolare, nella provincia di Roma era diffusa quella che Antonio Cederna definì «un’agricoltura d’attesa», cioè un uso agricolo degli appezzamenti di terra in attesa di una destinazione speculativa dell’area. Di questi latifondi era principalmente proprietaria l’aristocrazia romana: i Torlonia, gli Odescalchi, i Boncompagni, la…
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pseudepigraphon · 1 year ago
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name of the rose november days 23, 24, & 25 - nightmare, triumph, & trumpets
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zegalba · 6 months ago
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A Roman "hologram" effect ring found in the grave of 1st century AD noblewoman, Aebutia Quarta.
The ring is thought to depict her son, Titus Carvilius Gemello, who passed away at age of 18. Found at the Grottaferrata necropolis close to Rome.
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mythologer · 1 year ago
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A Roman “hologram” effect ring found in the grave of 1st century AD noblewoman, Aebutia Quarta. The ring is thought to depict her son, Titus Carvilius Gemello, who passed away at age of 18. Found at the Grottaferrata necropolis close to Rome.
👉 Read more: https://buff.ly/47Bx2fY
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museum-of-artifacts · 1 year ago
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Hologram Carvilio's ring. found in Grottaferrata, southeast of Rome. Date: c. 1st century AD. The man died at the age of 18, and the ring with his image was worn by his mother on a daily basis. The object is made of gold and quartz.
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victusinveritas · 1 year ago
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"A mindblowing 1900 year old Roman hologram effect ring.
The bust is a gold microfusion made upon a wax model, using the cera persa (lost wax) technique covered by a quartz crystal rendering the hologram effect. It shows the sophisticated craftsmanship of ancient jewellers. And also the function of jewellery as a precious keepsake.
The young man depicted in the ring is
Carvilius Gemmulus, who died at 18. His femur was fractured in 2 places, also a high percentage of arsenic was found in his hair. The ring was found in the nearby grave of his mother Aebutia Quarta who died some years later.
The luminous effect of the crystal lense gives a mysterious effect to the image of the beloved son. His mother had the ring made to keep his memory alive.
Both well-kept mummies at the Grottaferrata necropolis near Rome, were elaborately covered with garlands of flowers. He was wrapped in a shroud and completely covered with flowers. Large garlands in good condition covered the upper half of his body, one was placed around his head.
She wore a vegetal mantle made up of hundreds of garlands. On her head was placed a well-preserved wig wrapped in a net woven with fine gold thread ending in a braid.
The ring is on display at the Museo Archeologica Nazionale di Palestrina.
From: the Archeology News Network and other sources. (So if there are spelling or historical errors, they aren't mine.)
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alsadeekalsadouk · 5 months ago
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Carvilio's Ring, found in Grottaferrata, Italy. Date: c. 1st century AD. Now on display at the Palestrina Archaeological Museum, Italy.
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