Iron-age 1 by helanker
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After uncountable requests.....(well you cannot count to ONE, can you?) I will now send a series of iron-age pottery. Here you go Tara. You asked for it.
Have a beautiful day.
We have cool but fair weather with sunshine. I see two little roes wandering around in the currant field right in this moment.
Thank you so much for viewing and commenting on my previous post and special warm thanks go to those, who added it to their favorites. :)
Comments (18)
You have captured this well.
What a marvellous collection this is..great shot of it, can't have been that easy!
I'm a HUGE TIME TEAM fan, so this is great!
Wonderful shot!
Wow, this is amazing Helle. So glad you shared this with us.
Wonderful capture of an interesting display.
Very beautiful potteries and good photo.Bravo Helle! Good day!
Beautiful display!
Full size, blown up a bit, and I'm staring and staring, exclaiming aloud about the elegance of the design, this pot and that ... I'm SO glad you posted this! And you say you have more? Let me add my request to Bill's for more of these!!!
Yeah Tara, it was you who asked for it LOL. I corrected it now--- sorry :-D So much is happening here, so I get a little confused LOL !
very, very interesting picture!!!!!!!
Interesting capture and photo !
I love iron-age pottery too. :) Excellent capture!
bonne photo!!
Fascinating history and well captured!
Well...I should have asked too;-) Maybe the roes in the currentfield are looking for pot shards. You just never know...
Oh, I just love this kind of stuff! I'd love to see more! I'll never get tired of this, but then archaeology and human history are two of my favorite subjects. Each and every one of these pots is quite amazing. I love the details and the lighting. The sense of color is superb...almost sepia, but in color with all of those golds and brows. This is gorgeous! Well done! If there's more, I'd love to see it.