Hidden painting showing St George slaying a dragon found behind a 16th century painting titled “Life of San Severo” - Church of Saint George Maggiore in Naples, Italy - Discovered during restoration. Link to video in comments. [1200 x 1500]1yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Ubaid lizard-people figurines - Pre-Sumerian; 6500 - 4000 BC - Discovered in 1919 at Tell-al Ubaid archaeological site, many similar figurines were discovered, including a lizard women breast feeding a child. [1500 x 2675]2yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Discovered in 2003 while renovating - Mayan murals (dated between between A.D. 1524 and 1821) found behind plaster walls in private homes in Chaju, Guatemala - Murals featuring musicians in European clothing along side dancers in a traditional feathered costume. [1340 x 1500]2yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Matthias Ring, late 16th century, Southern Germany, gold, diamonds, enamel - [3063 x 1577]4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Silk Gentleman's Suit, France, 1774-1797. Embroidery with silk floss, embroidered buttons. Metropolitan Museum of Art [2250 x 2767]3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Armour of Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand II, Italian Made, 1600s, [2784 x 4117]4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Funeral hearse from 1930, used for the funeral of the mayor of Madrid who died in 1986. [1667 x 1114]4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Mughal Jeweled Falcon. India. c. 1640 Gold with enamel, rubies, emeralds, diamonds, sapphires and onyx. [1644 x 2131]4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
A Central African lyre made from a human skull, antelope horns, skin, gut, and hair. 19th century [1208 x 1623]3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Padlock and Key, Germany, 1580’s, “Meisterstuck”. [1000 x 1147]4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Colossal Olmec stone head - Discovered at the La Venta site in Tabasco State, Mexico between 1945-55 [2133 x 1583]3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
A burgonet (a combat helmet) made of steel by Filippo Negroli, ca 1543 - [2100 x 1500]4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Button Boots, Swedish (or German?), c. 1890s - Bata Shoe Museum, Toronto, Canada [4500 x 5038]3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
32 Gallo-Belgic E gold coins from the Iron Age were discovered hidden inside of a cow's bone during archaeological excavations at Sedgeford, Norfolk in August 2003 - The coins were made by the Ambiani tribe of Gaul (Southern France) who fought against Julius Caesar’s Roman army. [1548 x 1033]2yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Roman mosaic showing a lion mauling a panther, from the so-called Pigeon House in Pompeii- located at the Archaeological Museum of Naples [1746 x 2000]3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Aquamanile in the Form of Aristotle and Phyllis, Bronze alloy, late 14th or early 15th century - [4000 x 4000]4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
The 1950s brick facade being removed from a historic 1800s building3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
Seen fully for the first time in July 2019 when a NASA satellite snapped a photo of it during a drought: the Dolmen of Guadalperal, aka “Spanish Stonehenge”, allegedly built between 2000 and 3000 BC. Located in Extremadura, Spain on the Tagus River, it is only visible when the water levels are low.3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
Silver & gold bracelets - Bosporan Kingdom - 4th century - [2250 x 2802]3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Armor belonging to Sultan Mustafa II - late 1600s - ceremonial chainmail decorated w/ gold, silver and encrusted with jewels - Imperial Treasury of Topkapi Palace, Istanbul, Turkey [1135 x 1742]3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
A Spinet, still playable after 480 years- 1540, Venice Italy - [1824 x 1774]4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Malachite Vase, St. Petersburg, Russia, mid-1800's. [1500 x 2000]4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Egyptian god Horus wearing Roman military dress - limestone - 1st or 2nd century AD - currently at the British Museum [1625 x 2014]2yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Butter in wooden container from 775 to 895 AD - known as bog butter, these are usually found buried in peat bogs in Ireland and Great Britain - likely buried in a bog as an old method of making and preserving. [1563 x 1615]2yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Fine silver and niello inlay watch by the Record Watch Co. The hands traverse the dial and then snap back to zero. Circa 1885 [1007 x 606]4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Ibis mummy - Ancient Egypt, Late period (672-332 BC) - The ibis bird was revered and worshiped in ancient Egypt - Currently at the Louvre Museum - [1050 x 1522]3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
In the spring of 2020, Serbian coal miners discovered 3 Roman-era boats in their coal mines, buried under 2 stories of clay and silt.3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
Statue in the 2000 year old sunken Roman palace, Baia, Naples, Italy.3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
Evening cape - silk and cashmere, 1860, European - [2800 x 2196]3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Removed an old nasty drop ceiling from a home built in 1840 and found this hiding above.3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
The Temple of Artemis at Sardis - excavated in 1911 - found buried ~20ft - built by the Greeks (334 BCE) and later repurposed by the Romans in the 2nd century. [1053 x 1537]2yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Marble sculpture from Rome, Italy - between 1BC - 1CE - A young male acrobat balancing on a crocodile - 75cm x 38cm - British Museum, London [2000 x 2634]2yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Sacsayhuaman, capital of the Inca Empire - located in Cusco, Peru at an altitude of 12,142ft (3,701 m) - built in the 16th century - After the siege of Cusco, most of the site was demolished and the materials used for religious and govt buildings, as well as homes for wealthy Spaniards. [3914x2400]1yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Celestial globe with clockwork - c.1579, Austria - It belonged to the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II, who displayed it in his curiosity cabinet - Partially gilded silver, gilded brass, steel - [2883 x 3426]3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Rare Mayan murals found behind plaster walls in private homes in Chaju, Guatemala - Wall paintings featuring musicians in European clothing along side dancers in a traditional feathered costume.4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
Tantalus Box w/ Uranium glass and Brass Inlay in Boulle marquetry - Napoleon III period, (1800s) - [1200 x 1162]3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
The mysterious helix staircase of the Loretto Chapel in Sante Fe, New Mexico; allegedly built by a mysterious man in the 1870s from an unknown species of wood with no nails and without any obvious means of structural support.5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Starfort exposed after flooding in Cambridgeshire, England. Allegedly built in 1643 for the Civil War (1642-51). It's been used over the centuries for various military purposes.3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
Ancient temple thought to be dedicated to Apollo found hidden under the waters of Lake Iznik, Turkey.4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
House to be town down, but during the process they found out it was a log cabin from the 1700s.4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
During extension works of the Via Tiburtina street in Rome, a stretch of 13 meters of the ancient Via Tiburtina was revealed, in good condition and well preservation - (link in comments)3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
During the construction of an underground garage, a Roman bridge was discovered in Parma over the former Parma river bed (the city took its name from the river that flowed nearby). [1400x1050]3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
The Triumphal Bridge at the entrance to the Pan American exhibition in Buffalo, NY 19015yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Napoleonic Prisoner of War Guillotine 1810. About 2ft tall (61cm), carved out of mutton bone and made by French prisoners of war - 28 bone soldiers (w/ movable arms), 24 bone cannons and a working bone mouton and bone blade. There's even a decapitated bone head in a catch bucket. [1761 x 1259]3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
The so-called Temple of Kukulcan- How it looked when it was found and current excavations of it's base. Nice layers of evenly distributed dirt, or soil horizons, burying more ruins. How much more is buried?4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
Sardinia, Italy. So-called Roman ruins are found all over Europe and the Middle East (and arguably the whole world). Allegedly ruling over 5 million sqkm, it now lay in total ruin due to centuries of war, erosion and progress, we are told. Sometimes whole cities are simply forgotten with time.3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
The mysterious helix staircase of the Loretto Chapel in Sante Fe, New Mexico; allegedly built by a mysterious man in the 1870s from an unknown species of wood with no nails and without any obvious means of structural support.5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
Buried retaining wall of the Kasta Tomb, Greece. Built of sculpted marble, 500m long, 3m tall and was nearly a perfect circle.5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
The razing of slums in Varanasi, India reveal numerous ancient structures. 43 structures, including ancient temples, a library and buildings of architectural importance, have been discovered (as of Nov 2018).5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
In response to the post about the 'Release From Deception' sculpture- I transposed an image of the earth (screenshot from google earth, at roughly the same angle) and the statue's globe. I found some interesting similarities and differences (personal assessment and link to image in comments:4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
2,000-Year-Old Sapphire Ring thought to belong to Roman Emperor Caligula. [1563 x 983]4yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Buried retaining wall of the Kasta Tomb, Greece. Built of sculpted marble, 500m long, 3m tall and was nearly a perfect circle.3yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
Tesla coil games in the 17th century? An engraving showing a celebration in Nuremberg on July 14, 1650.5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
A friend sent me this image of a door while walking around Portland, OR.5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
Huge double helix shaped ancient subdivision with empty lots near Adelino, NM. In fact, this whole area has hundreds of miles of what appear to be ancient subdivisions of unnamed roads with very large empty lots that even go up mountains. Thoughts? (coordinates in comments)5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
Broken 26ft (8m) tall quartzite bust, possibly Ramses II, found buried in mud under slums in Cairo, old Heliopolis, 2017. (Link in comments)5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
Yu Quan Pagoda, Dangyang (Hubei), China. 17.9m high. Created entirely of cast iron in 1061!!5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/AlternativeHistory
Singing in the Tartarian language, from The Washington Union, Tuesday, February 13, 1849 - Page 34yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/Tartaria
Egypt,1887, Wiki says: An example of the integration of architecture into the landscape. (link below)5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
Priest holding crucifix standing beside boat, looking at map of Tartaria c. 16535yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/Tartaria
Fort Jefferson, Florida Keys, largest brick masonry structure in the Americas and is composed of over 16 million bricks.5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/tartarianarchitecture
The Golden Statue of Jesus on top of the Church of Our Savior (looking suspiciously NOT like Jesus), Copenhagen, Denmark, completed c.1752 Is this an atmospheric electricity harnessing device.5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/AlternativeHistory
The Mi'kmaq Grand Chief and Shaman was said to have superhuman strength. (Third from left with beard)- ...he tore up a dam at Windsor to let the fish pass, ripped a living apple tree in half, and stopped a mill-wheel by taking hold of the shaft. - (link in comments)5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/CulturalLayer
The Palace of Justice, Brussels, Belgium, (built c. 1870; photo, c. 1890)5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/tartarianarchitecture
Church of the Gesu, Rome, completed c 1584 (Note- the lady and the door)5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/tartarianarchitecture
The Pan-American Exposition took place in Buffalo, N.Y., in 1901. [1600 x 1107]5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/tartarianarchitecture
U.S. Government Building, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, 19095yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/tartarianarchitecture
Buffalo, New York, 1901, The Pan-American Exposition, The Electric Tower5yr ⋅ TarTarianPrincess ⋅ r/tartarianarchitecture
