hey reddit , I made a 7 month research based art project about Armenian bronze age tombs of Lchashen. I recreated some practices that were used, interviewed archeologists and many more. The goal is to move past passive observation to see the massive and untapped artistic, cultural and economic value of ancient art and sites that will give both cultural and economic fruits, reconnecting modern Armenians to their deep roots. There is info about communal rituals, spiritual practices and raw materials that were used and the re creation of them ( dyes, pigments, minerals, threads, fabrics, glasswork, adornments and jewelry.) My goal is to put a sign next to tombs and reconnect Armenians with their heritage. Later I will post pdf of the research ofc with the link to studies, detailed videos about the project, steps and each detail of practices etc on youtube. The project is EXTREMELY dense and rich.

Thought ppl from reddit might be interested. If you know some places where I can share about this (threads, web sites) LMK. We will have an exhibition soon.

If u wanna see the project or join for future projects my ig is Khoyaqar or 3l1n415 and youtube is Elina Erkatian.

Hope im not violating any guidelines im new to reddit. 

Pretty reasonable deductions in this one, let me know what you think. Hopefully this isn’t “old news”, was new to me.

Just look at those insane details on the wings!

Hello everyone today I had a great stroll by the river site between nijmegen and Arnhem the Netherlands. At the moment the water levels are extreme low so found a lot of nice stuff.

Anyone ID ideas on my founds?

I’m very curious what the pieces are/where and maybe how old it could be?

Thanx for any reactions

I have found a stone in which the imprint of a human tooth can definitely be seen

What almost confirms this assumption is the fact that something was previously cut off at this corner and a cutting mark can also be seen in the bite track.

What could that have been?

What’s this?

Hi! I found this odd looking stone at a stone high a few meters from a field where they grow crops in Gotland, Sweden. Could it be a stone age Axe? Best regards

History being staged.
Could the savage, warring Samnite tribe built this jaw-dropping, elegant theater in Pietrabbondante? The flawless, advanced cyclopean walls at the bottom, seamlessly fuse with classical Greek art on top, a combination found nowhere else. 
Are we looking at a historic masterpiece, or a massive timeline cover-up?
Hope you like the video
https://youtu.be/16QZCHfFfY8

Hi, my name is Oleg. I'm looking for a rare publication, specifically Раннеземледельческие поселения-гиганты трипольской культуры на Украине: тезисы докладов I полевого семинара. Тальянки — Веселый Кут — Майданецкое, август 1990 г. Київ, 1990.

I'm hoping there are some Ukrainian archaeologists here—I'd appreciate any response!

Hi, my name is Oleg. I'm looking for a rare publication, specifically Раннеземледельческие поселения-гиганты трипольской культуры на Украине: тезисы докладов I полевого семинара. Тальянки — Веселый Кут — Майданецкое, август 1990 г. Київ, 1990.

I'm hoping there are some Ukrainian archaeologists here—I'd appreciate any response!

Hello everyone, here’s all of my best finds.

A lot of people really enjoyed some of my finds on previous threads. I learned a lot about past Egyptian conflicts recently and I am aware that a few of these sites are in fact old military structures. However, I do think there are a few that are not. It is amazing to document such a beautiful landscape and learn about its modern and ancient history nonetheless. I hope these posts inspire people to have an open mind and really take in the history and culture of such a magnificent area.