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Tag Archives: Archaeology
The Met, Take 3
With time starting to run out in our New York trip, we visited the Met (Metropolitan Museum of Art) for the third time because there was still a huge amount we had not seen. These first two images are of … Continue reading
Posted in New York
Tagged Archaeology, Art, History, Manhattan, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Photography, Travel, USA
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American Museum of Natural History, Take 2
The American Museum of Natural History, like The Met, is so large it takes more than a day to see. Here is a somewhat random selection of exhibits from our second visit. Above we have elks … … and these are … Continue reading
Posted in New York
Tagged American Museum of Natural History, Archaeology, Art, Manhattan, New York, Photography, Travel, USA
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Metropolitan Museum of Art (the Met)
Here is a selection from the first day we visited the Met. This is a huge building, with a massive array of ancient art and artifacts. It takes more than a day to see it all. This is from the … Continue reading
Posted in New York
Tagged Archaeology, Armour, Egypt, History, Manhattan, New York, Photography, Sassanian Empire, Travel, USA
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Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens
We visited the Guggenheim on Sunday 21st, which is an interesting circular spiral “doughnut” building but they were preparing for a show and much of the building was under wraps including the view across the doughnut hole. So that was a … Continue reading
Update – Easter Island: A Parable for Our Times?
Easter Island – A Parable for Our Times? looks at our most important political issue – sustainable development – in the light of what happened on Easter Island. I have added a brief introduction, seventeen new monochrome images and a … Continue reading
29th April: Tahiti (Moorea – Opunoho Valley Maraes)
Towards the middle of the day we visited some archaeological sites in the middle of Moorea. Unfortunately it was a bright sunny day which does not help for photographs in a forest. Google maps location. Nowadays in Tahiti and Moorea … Continue reading
Posted in Moorea, Opunohu Valley, Tahiti
Tagged Archaeology, History, Moorea, Opunohu Valley, Photography, Tahiti, Travel
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28th April: Tahiti (Arahurahu Marae)
Coming back from Tahiti Iti, we stopped for lunch at a friendly open air restaurant in Taravao, on the isthmus. Following that we spent some time at the Paul Gauguin Museum, which is definitely worth a visit but I didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Marae Arahurahu, Tahiti
Tagged Archaeology, History, Marae Arahurahu, Photography, Tahiti, Travel
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Easter Island Wrapup and Contents
It’s now been over two months since I returned from Patagonia, Antarctica, the Falklands, Iguazu Falls and Easter Island. Most of that time I have been writing up Easter Island, which I have now finished. Having got home I have … Continue reading
Posted in 2C: Easter Island Wrapup and Contents, Ahu Hanga Kio'e, Ahu Hanga Poukura, Ahu Te Peu, Ahu Tongariki, Anakena, Easter Island, Isla de Pascua, Ranu Raraku, Rapa Nui
Tagged Ahu, Ahu Hanga Kio'e, Ahu Hanga Poukura, Ahu Te Peu, Ahu Tongariki, Anakena, Archaeology, Easter Island, History, Isla de Pascua, Moai, Photography, Rana Raraku, Rapa Nui, Travel
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27th April: Easter Island (Ahu Runga Va’e and Ahu Hanga Te Tenga)
We were due to leave Easter Island for Tahiti around noon but the plane was late, so we got a reprieve for half a day. We headed off towards the Eastern end of the South Coast and visited Ahu Runga … Continue reading
Posted in Ahu Hanga Te Tenga, Ahu Runga Va'e, Easter Island, Isla de Pascua, Rapa Nui
Tagged Ahu, Ahu Hanga Te Tenga, Ahu Runga Va'e, Archaeology, Easter Island, History, Isla de Pascua, Moai, Photography, Rapa Nui, Travel
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27th April: Easter Island (Ahu Huri a Urenga)
Ahu Huri a Urenga is just out the back of town, beside the main road to the other end of the island. Restored by Mulloy in 1960, it is 13 metres long by 4 metres wide and has been dated … Continue reading
Posted in Ahu Huri A Urenga, Easter Island, Isla de Pascua, Rapa Nui
Tagged Ahu, Ahu Huri A Urenga, Archaeology, Easter Island, History, Isla de Pascua, Moai, Photography, Rapa Nui, Travel
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