Etheopian Chair, made of guns
My employer allowed me some training, so I went to London for a week. While I was there, I didn't see much, but here it is. You could probably tell, but most of these pictures of artifacts are from the British Museum. Not much there is actually British, but what is there is cool because of the historical significance, and the Biblical correlations. For instance, I got to see a denarius, a gold coin mentioned in Matthew 22, with Caesar's name on and portrait on it. People are from the end of the roll, my last roll of film before I went digital.
Etheopian Chair, made of guns
Assyrian Empire
An Assyrian proclamation
These are wall panels from Assyrian temple and palace
Another Assyrian plaque
Plaque behind the throne of the Assyrian King
Roman Artifacts
Fighting Horse dude. There were lots of these, but appearently the men fought the Gods, naked.
Pieces fallen from the Parthenon
Hallway to Greek, Roman stuff
An incredible head sculpture of ? The picture doesn't do it justice.
This is a special Roman tomb, complete with headless statues, etc.
Egyptian Artifacts
Figurehead of one of the Ramsees I believe
Cleopatra stuff
Cleopatra, possibly
Egyptian statues, very similar to everything else Egyptian
More Mummy cases, where they buried their mum-ies.
I don't think he's egyptian, but he's that old.
Ramseees, maybe.
The Rosetta stone.
Women statues, or god statues
Around London
Central London
Silly people - end of roll
Curtis Farmer, English prof
Greg, math professor, meself, Danna
Hamad and myself.
Zach making shadow puppets