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Dr. M.F. Khan

@drthehistories.bsky.social did:plc:pklcwhlrezl76buqlmknejeb

Researcher and Author, with profound interest in ancient history. Holds the doctorate (PhD.) degree in History and specialisation in Archaeology. (24)

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Dr. M.F. Khan (@drthehistories.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 14 novembre 2024. Le compte a 392 abonnés, suit 2 comptes et a publié 0 posts.

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  • Archaeo - Histories@archaeohistories.bsky.social

    This tiny boxwood peapod (10cm) was carved in 1500 AD, by a North German artist. It opens to reveal little peas, and then those peas open to reveal ten little carved scenes from Genesis. Now housed at the Museum of Decorative Arts in Berlin. #archaeohistories

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  • Archaeo - Histories@archaeohistories.bsky.social

    In Konya, a museum displays a mystical shirt belonging to Sultan Veled, son of Mevlana, adorned with intricate symbols and letters that continue to hold their mystery. This 14th Century, garment, now closely examined for first time, has unique features. Museum Of Mevlana Konya #archaeohistories

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  • Archaeo - Histories@archaeohistories.bsky.social

    The skeleton of a 16th Century AD, soldier, complete with his sword, boots, belt and other items, was discovered last year during an underwater bridge inspection at the bottom of Lake Asveja in Lithuania. #archaeohistories

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  • Archaeo - Histories@archaeohistories.bsky.social

    Group of dolls arranged in a ceremonial scene, from a dry tomb; belonged to Chancay culture, (900-1400 AD) - Peru. #archaeohistories

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  • Archaeo - Histories@archaeohistories.bsky.social

    Ancient Roman boxing gloves discovered during excavations of the cavalry barracks at Vindolanda, a Roman fort south of Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, England. Believed to be the only known examples to have survived from the Roman period, 120 AD. #archaeohistories

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