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Friday, March 4, 2011
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
How Long Will An Oral B Sonic Last
frühlingserwachen
Özi is daaa ..
I have new things in the closet!
H & M trend again had great clothes:) I look forward
as pronounced on the warmer days ..
will wear this year a lot of long skirts ..
again with flash ..
Did I get inspired by the new Gucci collection .. 
Özi is daaa ..
I have new things in the closet!
H & M trend again had great clothes:) I look forward
as pronounced on the warmer days ..
will wear this year a lot of long skirts ..
again with flash ..
Did I get inspired by the new Gucci collection ..
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Baby Has Rash After Baby Oil
Monuments of stone fragments
"The gods rescued from the Palace of Tell Halaf" at the Pergamon Museum on Berlin's Museum Island is a journey through time with fateful stations. Although the sculptures and reliefs of the exhibition is 3,000 years old, the view of visitors to focus in particular on the last hundred years, the finds have spent in Berlin. Here she burst into thousands and thousands of fragments, were considered lost and were painstakingly reassembled.
It is a nightmarish vision, standing in front of the pallets with spread fragments that none of the stone sculptures could be assigned, although they are noticeable marks and finishing marks. The fragments give an idea of what a Challenge was to add them back to reliefs and figures. Inevitably, there comes the thought that they would rather have stayed on Syrian soil, or at least much later been discovered. This would be unfair to the discoverer Max von Oppenheim, who could not have foreseen the disaster but had to watch as its archaeological treasures fell into ruins.
1911 Oppenheim began his excavations in the northeast of Syria in the Tell Halaf, where arose 1000 years before our era, a prince's palace. Within several years, monumental figures of gods, grave sculptures, relief panels, stone images of mythical creatures and many more Small finds discovered again. The wealth of archeological discoveries had already had a scientific sensation. Part of it was brought to Berlin, where Max von Oppenheim opened in a former machine shop a highly regarded private museum.
This basically very ordinary story for the public presentation of archaeological discoveries took place during the war in November 1943 to an abrupt end. After a bomb burned the Tell Halaf Museum completely. Heat, fire water and frost had the stone sculptures so much affected that they broke into small fragments. About 27,000 pieces were recovered, placed in the Pergamon Museum, and became forgotten, because it was considered a reconstruction is impossible.
Over the last decade, scientists and conservators made out to screen the many fragments and let the stone gods, lions, and mythical creatures arise again. Now the unique rock paintings can be seen again, with all the injuries. So the respect for the artistry of the masons combine thousands of years ago, and respect for the achievements of modern science. However, a look back to the time of the monuments of the remote Prince's Palace of Tell Hallaf will be linked forever with the scars inflicted on our own past them. Until 14 August 2011 can be located in the Pergamon Museum deducted from the gods in their spell can be rescued.
book recommendation Amazon:
The rescued the gods from the Palace of Tell Halaf: For the Near Eastern Museum - receive State Museums of Berlin
"The gods rescued from the Palace of Tell Halaf" at the Pergamon Museum on Berlin's Museum Island is a journey through time with fateful stations. Although the sculptures and reliefs of the exhibition is 3,000 years old, the view of visitors to focus in particular on the last hundred years, the finds have spent in Berlin. Here she burst into thousands and thousands of fragments, were considered lost and were painstakingly reassembled.
It is a nightmarish vision, standing in front of the pallets with spread fragments that none of the stone sculptures could be assigned, although they are noticeable marks and finishing marks. The fragments give an idea of what a Challenge was to add them back to reliefs and figures. Inevitably, there comes the thought that they would rather have stayed on Syrian soil, or at least much later been discovered. This would be unfair to the discoverer Max von Oppenheim, who could not have foreseen the disaster but had to watch as its archaeological treasures fell into ruins.
This basically very ordinary story for the public presentation of archaeological discoveries took place during the war in November 1943 to an abrupt end. After a bomb burned the Tell Halaf Museum completely. Heat, fire water and frost had the stone sculptures so much affected that they broke into small fragments. About 27,000 pieces were recovered, placed in the Pergamon Museum, and became forgotten, because it was considered a reconstruction is impossible.
Over the last decade, scientists and conservators made out to screen the many fragments and let the stone gods, lions, and mythical creatures arise again. Now the unique rock paintings can be seen again, with all the injuries. So the respect for the artistry of the masons combine thousands of years ago, and respect for the achievements of modern science. However, a look back to the time of the monuments of the remote Prince's Palace of Tell Hallaf will be linked forever with the scars inflicted on our own past them. Until 14 August 2011 can be located in the Pergamon Museum deducted from the gods in their spell can be rescued.
book recommendation Amazon:
The rescued the gods from the Palace of Tell Halaf: For the Near Eastern Museum - receive State Museums of Berlin
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