Our featured work of art for May, a monumental statement of Meiji-era craftsmanship – Kevin Page Antiques

Our featured work of art for May, a monumental statement of Meiji-era craftsmanship - Kevin Page Antiques

Our featured artwork for the month of May is this extraordinary, exhibition-quality Japanese bronze and multimetal koro, a stunning example of the technical ingenuity, symbolism, and artistic ambition of the Japanese Meiji-era. As always with our articles and stories, you can click on any particular image for a closer look. In this blog, we’ll look …

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News – 1,500-Year-Old Burials Uncovered in Mexico – Archaeology Magazine

Miniature vessel, Tula, Mexico

Buried, Tula, Mexico According to Ignacio Zaragoza, Mexico Greek reporterDuring an investigation conducted by researchers from Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History ahead of the Mexico City-Querétaro passenger train construction project, eight burials and 47 ceramic vessels were found in a grave in the archaeological region of Tula, central-eastern Mexico. Archaeologist Victor Heredia Guillen …

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19th-Century Portuguese Dental Bridge Examined

Macro stereomicroscopic images of dental bridges

Lisbon, Portugal—according to A Phys.org According to reports, a dental bridge resembling three U-shaped teeth from the nineteenth century was found at the site of a hospital cemetery in northwestern Portugal. According to Steffi Vassallo of the University of Lisbon, the device probably served an aesthetic rather than functional purpose. The remains of an adult …

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True Journalism

True Journalism

In our day and age the media has a profound impact on the mood of our country and the path taken by citizens and legislators. In recent years, some have questioned whether the media has become too active as an agent of specific viewpoints rather than as a means of disseminating facts and events. In …

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