byronofrochdale rebloggedyour photo
I dont think Rollo wants Ragnar dead. But I can understand why hes pi**ed off
Me either, I think he just wants all the glory Ragnar is getting, because yes, it was Ragnar that wanted to sail, but without a crew he wouldn’t have gone anywhere.
and Rollo was the first who believed in him!

no make up & grumpy
but
have a nice saturday you all
this may be harder than it sounds, but you dont have to give a damn about others, god damn it you lived all those years and here you are one bad bitch just.. live, and stuff wow messy reply sorry
ehehe usually I don’t give a flaming f*ck, but there are days when I’m just vunerable :) it will pass ^^, thank you for caring

Sarmatian gold diadem with garnet, glass, almandine, pearls, and turquoise; from the Khokhlach burial mound (1st century AD, Hermitage Museum)
The diadem consists of three hinged parts, the whole surface inlaid with garnet and glass. In the center is an amethyst bust of a woman wearing a tunic and crowned with a gold wreath inlaid with almandine. The upper edge of the diadem is decorated with a figurative frieze representing a ritual scene of sacred animals processing towards the Tree of Life. The lower edge is decorated with pendants bearing rosettes rimmed with gold beads, pearls and small plaques.
This diadem is a typical example of the eclectic art which combed both Classical features and elements of Sarmatian art. It was intended for ritual use and was associated with the cult of fertility.

Ancient Greece. Bell shaped terracotta vessel with two handles. Earthen patina. 400 BC
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A portrait on a glass disc; Roman Egypt 3rd Century AD. Painting depicts Gennadios, who was “most accomplished in the musical arts”
New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Source: The Online Database Of Ancient Art
Photo & text copyright: Roger B. Ulrich
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Medieval Europe, 9th-12th century
THE MODE IN HATS AND HEADDRESS
By R. Turner Wilcox
