I apologise for the hazy quality of the picture , but due to the age of the artifact, this particular section of the museum has very dim lights and using of the flash is not allowed .
Do enlarge for a better look .
Taken at:
National Museum Athens./ 13 June 2007.
WW Edition :14 May 2008.
22 comments:
Interesting - an ancient musician!
Thanks for sharing.
Oh wow. What a neat picture! Thanks for sharing. Even though it's blurry, it's still an amazing picture.
Happy Wordless Wednesday :)
Thanks for sharing this ancient piece of art!
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Ancient artifacts have such a magic about them, so much to tell us...
4500 years old is a real antique already!! :P
Glad you can see the picture today :)
That IS a great shot you shared today, Shubha. I can forsee so many more such magical shots stumbling out slowly... ;)
Happy WW
Great info & the shot. thanks for sharing. happy WW.
4500yrs old.. Wow, that is impressive! :) Very interesting WW post. Thanks for sharing!! :) Have a great day!
such an interesting piece! that's certainly priceless!
wow ... lucky you to have seen that! thank you for sharing with us ... :)
happy WW
4500 yrs! Wow! Interesting.
Thanks all for stopping by and for your encouraging comments.
The very thought that something that has existed for such an unimaginable length of time is mind boggling !!
All ancient cultures are replete with such amazing articles.
My trip to Greece was most enjoyable.
Hope you will visit me again :)
What an amazing piece. I am going to Greece tonight!
A-ma-zing! I love anything with history...and this is priceless!
Happy WW!
*wow* That´s really OLD!
wow, that's amazing. Happy WW!
Wow, 4,500 years old.. that's really old! nice one! thanks for stopping by.
Great picture, hazy and everything; that's a gem!
Happy WW, and thanks for stopping by!
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Blurry or not, I loved this. Such an interesting little statue. I'm always amazed that stone can take on such movement and life.
This is wonderful!
I don't mind the blurriness at all - it's a treasure.
Oh, I love the graininess of the photo; really adds to the move. Very intriguing.
Thanks for stopping by to see my WW photo!
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