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Chapps

@chapps

I create digital polychrome reconstructions of ancient Roman sculpture. 🎨 🏳️‍🌈

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Decimus Claudius (@decimusclaudius) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A Roman head of a female deity that belonged to a cult statue found in Claudiopolis (modern day Bolu) with well preserved reddish-brown paint and gold pigment. Unfortunately the eyes and earrings were removed. This was dated to 2nd C AD and is in Bolu Museum in Bolu, Turkey.

A Roman head of a female deity that belonged to a cult statue found in Claudiopolis (modern day Bolu) with well preserved reddish-brown paint and gold pigment. Unfortunately the eyes and earrings were removed. This was dated to 2nd C AD and is in Bolu Museum in Bolu, Turkey.
Anthony Majanlahti (@antmoose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This #Etruscan tombstone comes from #Vulci, and is now in the #VillaGiulia in #Rome. It still has traces of #polychromy, but the central figure is surrounded by an #inscription, for #EpigraphyTuesday, that echoes the same concerns of #Roman tomb inscriptions.

This #Etruscan tombstone comes from #Vulci, and is now in the #VillaGiulia in #Rome. It still has traces of #polychromy, but the central figure is surrounded by an #inscription, for #EpigraphyTuesday, that echoes the same concerns of #Roman tomb inscriptions.
The Public Domain Review (@publicdomainrev) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Bernard Sleigh’s Anciente Mappe of Fairyland, originally published in 1917, is a stunning six-foot-long map that depicts the worlds of various myths, fairytales, and folklore on one single landscape: publicdomainreview.org/collection/an-…

Bernard Sleigh’s Anciente Mappe of Fairyland, originally published in 1917, is a stunning six-foot-long map that depicts the worlds of various myths, fairytales, and folklore on one single landscape: publicdomainreview.org/collection/an-…
Dr Sophie Hay (@pompei79) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Taking the mic(k)turition. Spotted in the decoration of the shower pool of the frigidarium in the Sarno Baths, #Pompeii: a pygmy on the banks of the Nile urinating. #FrescoFriday

Taking the mic(k)turition. 
Spotted in the decoration of the shower pool of the frigidarium in the Sarno Baths, #Pompeii: a pygmy on the banks of the Nile urinating. 
#FrescoFriday
Chapps (@chapps) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Well, it looks like every post I’ve ever done is inaccessible. But notifications aren’t working either, nor is anything else. Elmo has ‘DOGEd’ his own platform, I guess …

Anthony Majanlahti (@antmoose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#SpoliaSunday brings us to the wonderful #Turtle #Fountain in #Rome, whose #marble may well come entirely from the #temple of #Apollo #Sosianus, not a #manubial temple but its opposite, a grovelling temple by a former enemy trying to get back into the good graces of #Augustus.

#SpoliaSunday brings us to the wonderful #Turtle #Fountain in #Rome, whose #marble may well come entirely from the #temple of #Apollo #Sosianus, not a #manubial temple but its opposite, a grovelling temple by a former enemy trying to get back into the good graces of #Augustus.
Anthony Majanlahti (@antmoose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#EpigraphyTuesday takes us north to #Milan, ancient #Mediolanum, to see a lovely bit of Julio-Claudian official script, raised upper-case "I"s and all, in honour of the empire's darling #Germanicus, prospective heir of #Tiberius, except it didn't work out that way.

#EpigraphyTuesday takes us north to #Milan, ancient #Mediolanum, to see a lovely bit of Julio-Claudian official script, raised upper-case "I"s and all, in honour of the empire's darling #Germanicus, prospective heir of #Tiberius, except it didn't work out that way.
Dr Sophie Hay (@pompei79) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Delighted to see the newly mounted info panel explaining the process of casting the tree roots outside the Large Gymnasium, #Pompeii. And yards away is my panel on the women who worked here, including Wilhelmina Jashemski who used this technique prolifically in Pompeii’s gardens.

Delighted to see the newly mounted info panel explaining the process of casting the tree roots outside the Large Gymnasium, #Pompeii. And yards away is my panel on the women who worked here, including Wilhelmina Jashemski who used this technique prolifically in Pompeii’s gardens.
Marine Benoit (@marin_eben) 's Twitter Profile Photo

C’est l’une des plus grandes découvertes archéologiques en France de ces dernières décennies : la tombe du prince celte de Lavau, vieille de 2500 ans. Dix ans après sa découverte, les restaurations des objets incroyables qu’elle contenait sont en train de s’achever et j’ai eu

C’est l’une des plus grandes découvertes archéologiques en France de ces dernières décennies : la tombe du prince celte de Lavau, vieille de 2500 ans.

Dix ans après sa découverte, les restaurations des objets incroyables qu’elle contenait sont en train de s’achever et j’ai eu
Pablo Aparicio / PAR Virtual (@par_virtual) 's Twitter Profile Photo

La reconstrucción virtual en 3D nos permite no solo plantear interesantes vistas didácticas sino también profundizar en las hipótesis reconstructivas y, de ese modo, en la investigación sobre yacimientos arqueológicos y bienes patrimoniales.

La reconstrucción virtual en 3D nos permite no solo plantear interesantes vistas didácticas sino también profundizar en las hipótesis reconstructivas y, de ese modo, en la investigación sobre yacimientos arqueológicos y bienes patrimoniales.
Alison Fisk (@alisonfisk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Roman scent bottles made of gold-band mosaic glass. Beautiful examples of the skill of ancient glassmakers some 2,000 years ago! The Met 📷 by me #Archaeology

Roman scent bottles made of gold-band mosaic glass. 

Beautiful examples of the skill of ancient glassmakers some 2,000 years ago!

The Met 📷 by me

#Archaeology
Anthony Majanlahti (@antmoose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This #sarcophagus could tell us a story for #SarcophagusSaturday, of a piece of imported #Greek #marble, carved rather indifferently (unfinished?) with Stygian waves, and used to bury a small child in #Trastevere. The scratched-in #inscription hints that it was a poor burial.

This #sarcophagus could tell us a story for #SarcophagusSaturday, of a piece of imported #Greek #marble, carved rather indifferently (unfinished?) with Stygian waves, and used to bury a small child in #Trastevere. The scratched-in #inscription hints that it was a poor burial.
Dr Sophie Hay (@pompei79) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The BBC series ‘Pompeii: The New Dig’ just won an award! A well deserved accolade for a series that brought the wonder of an excavation to life through those who worked onsite and the incredible stories they unravelled. Huge congratulations to all the production team! 🏆

The BBC series ‘Pompeii: The New Dig’ just won an award!
A well deserved accolade for a series that brought the wonder of an excavation to life through those who worked onsite and the incredible stories they unravelled.

Huge congratulations to all the production team! 🏆