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That´s close enough. It is a Roman vivarium for fish near Antipolis. Over to you :-)
You can see it from above here, even the little sign they put up can be seen (little white square)..
I have a few mor pics I´ll post on the weekend. :-)
http://goo.gl/maps/n66N9
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Quote: That´s close enough. Over to you :-)
I like the idea of guessing sculptures from small fragments. Sometimes you immediately know it; sometimes you don't. I wonder if anyone recognizes which famous sculpture this little scene comes from. What is the name of the sculpture?
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Oh my god! I saw that in google searches for Depictions of Roman Armor! I will be right back.
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Primaporta Augustus?
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Not really sure, but is the Sarcophagus of Portonaccio with scenes from the Marcomanic wars?
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Quote: the Sarcophagus of Portonaccio with scenes from the Marcomannic wars?
Bingo! Your turn, Miha.
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I will continue with current theme..
It's easy, maybe for someone too easy.
I can't post the picture
so click
here
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Trajan's Column?
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Quote: Trajan's Column?
Indeed it is. It's the most rigth tower of wood in this scene:
http://www.torsionsfire.de/Analysis2-Daten/image002.jpg
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Quote: It's easy, maybe for someone too easy.
You picked rather a well-known scene, Miha. But I suppose, either you recognize it, or you don't! Well spotted, Michael.
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So who picks up the baton - me, for identifying the monument, or Jurjen, for identifying the scene?
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Quote: I will continue with current theme..here
I need new glasses....
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Quote: So who picks up the baton - me, for identifying the monument, or Jurjen, for identifying the scene?
You :-D
Robert Vermaat wrote:
I need new glasses...
Sorry.. after trying many times to post the image with different sizes it seems I upload the smallest one...
D B Campbell wrote:
You picked rather a well-known scene..
Well was the first one in the folder and I took it so no copyright issues...
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Where and what is this? (Probably quite easy, really!)
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Is it the Aqueduct of Valens in Constantinople?
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