the mystery of history (and herstory, too)
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10 comments:
Beautiful! :)
Léia
This smile! An egyptian Mona Lisa?..
I have been fascinated by ancient Egyptians since I was a little kid!
I can imagine 'herstory' would be fascinating Brattcat.
I have a special fondness for Egyptian art. This is very nice.
I love close-up shots such as this. The woman has a lovely profile.
Not a hair out of place. She must have been royalty.
Those folks were just like us. Well, except for the hairdos.
Hmmm... Looks like made of chocolate...
This museum has a little bit of everything, doesn't it?
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