Category Archives: Archeology

Prehistory and Ancient History, National Museum of Korea

The Prehistory and Ancient History section displays artifacts that represent some of the earliest evidence of Korean civilization and culture, from stone tools of the Paleolithic age to gold jewelry of the Silla Kingdom and stone monoliths of the Balhae era, with each room documenting those aspects that uniquely define…

Prehistory and Ancient History, National Museum of Korea

Evolution of Life: Exploring the mysteries of Dinosaur, Japan National Museum of Nature and Science

Today, reptiles and birds are quite different animals. Studying dinosaurs however bridges the gap between the two. There are countless mysteries including the origin of dinosaurs, their increase in size, diversification, and their extinction. How much can we learn from the silent testimonies of fossils? Evolution of Saurischian Dinosaurs Saurischians…

Evolution of Life: Exploring the mysteries of Dinosaur, Japan National Museum of Nature and Science

Evolution of Life: From the Earth’s Origin through Human Existence, Japan National Museum of Nature and Science

Since their beginnings some four billion years ago, life forms have become increasingly diverse due to the ongoing process of environmental adaptation. Evolution involves an endless cycle of emergence and extinction of different species. Human beings, part of the mammal group which flourished following the demise of the dinosaurs, have…

Evolution of Life: From the Earth’s Origin through Human Existence, Japan National Museum of Nature and Science

Mosaic of the planetarium, 360° Video, Italica

Planetarium House’s construction begins at the time of Adriano (117-138) and undergoes various reforms in late Roman times, highlighting among them the segregation of the plot in several room units. Residential building of almost 1,600 square meters, excluding the taverns that occupy the western half of an apple located between…

Mosaic of the planetarium, 360° Video, Italica

Roman amphitheater of Italica, Spain

The fifth-largest Roman Amphitheatre is found in the province of Sevilla, Spain. Its building dimensions are 156.5 × 134 meters and its arena dimensions are 71. 2 × 46.2 meters. Built in the reign of Adrian’s Empire, 117-138 AD, the Italica amphitheatre could hold up to 25,000 people and still…

Roman amphitheater of Italica, Spain

Roman city of Italica, Seville, Spain

Italica north of modern-day Santiponce, 9 km northwest of Seville in southern Spain, was an Italic settlement founded by the Roman general Scipio in the province of Hispania Baetica. It was the birthplace of Roman Emperors Trajan, Hadrian (likely), and Theodosius (possibly). It flourished under the reign of Hadrian, becoming…

Roman city of Italica, Seville, Spain

Giraffatitan: Back to Life in Virtual Reality, 360° Video, Museum of Natural History Berlin

Come face to face with a Jurassic giant! Teleport to the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin to encounter the Jurassic giant Giraffatitan, as it comes back to life before your eyes. Feel its footsteps of one of the tallest dinosaurs that ever lived make the glass in the dinosaur hall…

Giraffatitan: Back to Life in Virtual Reality, 360° Video, Museum of Natural History Berlin

Early People, National Museum of Scotland

On Level -1, meet the men and women of prehistory in Early People. This gallery explores how people lived from around 8000 BC to AD 1100: how they used the land’s resources, interacted with each other and made sense of the world. Here you’ll find some of our most fascinating…

Early People, National Museum of Scotland

Giuseppe Acerbi Egyptian Collection, Palazzo Te

On permanent display at Palazzo Te, the Egyptian Collection comprises over 500 pieces brought to Italy by the distinguished Mantuan Giuseppe Acerbi, Austrian Consul General in Egypt from1826 to 1834. The collection also includes Acerbi’s travel notes, two other pieces already in the Accademia di Scienze e Belle Lettere at…

Giuseppe Acerbi Egyptian Collection, Palazzo Te

The Order of Things, Warsaw National Ethnographic Museum

“The Order of Things. The storeroom of Piotr B. Szacki” is a exhibition in the form of a museum magazine with the accompaniment of multimedia, exhibits related to crafts (tools in the field of obtaining and processing food, breeding, etc.). The objects are arranged according to the author’s classification of…

The Order of Things, Warsaw National Ethnographic Museum

Archeological History Collection, Seok Juseon Memorial Museum

Archeological History Collection exhibited important relics of the Joseon Dynasty in accordance with the flow of history from prehistoric times.Compares through excavation or excavated from various earthenware, iron and metal artifacts ceramics, prehistoric in Silla earthenware, and remarkable Korean celadon and white porcelain. Archeological History Arts section, Room 1 and…

Archeological History Collection, Seok Juseon Memorial Museum

Han Dynasty Pottery Collection, Sichuan Museum

The Han Dynasty was a glorious era in the history of China. In the centralized state of the feudal society, the economic development and the expansion of the territory, the art of pottery in the Han Dynasty is the artistic wonder that has grown on the fertile soil of this…

Han Dynasty Pottery Collection, Sichuan Museum

Sichuan Bronze Collection, Sichuan Museum

Sichuan Museum has collected since the 1950s, Xinfanshui Guanyin, Baxian Dongsunba, Zhaohua Baolunyuan, Pengzhou Zhuwa Street, Chengdu Yangzishan, Chengdu Baihuatan, Chongqing Fuling Xiaotianxi, Xindu Majiaxiang A large number of exquisite bronzes unearthed from a series of major archaeological discoveries such as Guanghan Sanxingdui, Chengdu Jinsha and Maoxian and Xuanhan counties.…

Sichuan Bronze Collection, Sichuan Museum

Wanfo Temple Stone Carving Collection, Sichuan Museum

Wanfo Temple is located in Tongjin Bridge outside Ximen, Chengdu. It was built in the Eastern Han Dynasty (158-167 AD). It is a famous ancient temple in Chengdu. From the Southern Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, the incense was continuous. According to the literature and the unearthed inscriptions, the Wanfo…

Wanfo Temple Stone Carving Collection, Sichuan Museum

Museum of Ancient Art, Sforza Castle

The Museum of Ancient Art is an art museum in the Castello Sforzesco of Milan, in Lombardy in northern Italy. It has a large collection of sculptures from the late antiquity, Mediaeval and Renaissance periods. The various rooms of the museum house an armory, a tapestry room, some funerary monuments,…

Museum of Ancient Art, Sforza Castle

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