Archaeological Excavation Collection

"Les fouilles a Pompei, Italie"(The excavations at Pompeii
FIA5405582 " Les fouilles a Pompei, Italie" (The excavations at Pompeii, Italy) Peinture de Filippo Palizzi (1818-1899) 19eme siecle Collection privee by Palizzi

Map of Knossos buildings surrounding the Palace, circa 1903
7310021 Map of Knossos buildings surrounding the Palace, circa 1903 by Fyfe, Theodore (1875-1945); 31x100 cm; Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford

Giuseppe Garibaldi with Giuseppe Fiorelli, director of the Pompei excavations
FGL5467179 Giuseppe Garibaldi with Giuseppe Fiorelli, director of the Pompei excavations and part of his staff visit the excavations at Pompei. 22/10/1860. Anonymous photography.; Fototeca Gilardi

In 1922 Sir Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby and his wife visit the excavations of the tomb of Toutankhamon with the mecene
1742448 In 1922 Sir Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby and his wife visit the excavations of the tomb of Toutankhamon with the mecene Lord Carnarvon whose financings allowed has Howard Carter to discover

The British Egyptologist Callender with the financier Lord Carnarvon and the archeologist Howard Carter on the site of
1749590 The British Egyptologist Callender with the financier Lord Carnarvon and the archeologist Howard Carter on the site of the excavations of the tomb of Toutankhamon in the Valley of the Kings

(l-r) Arthur Mace, Richard Bethell, egyptolgist Arthur Callender, Lady Evelyn Herbert, Howard Carter
1742757 (l-r) Arthur Mace, Richard Bethell, egyptolgist Arthur Callender, Lady Evelyn Herbert, Howard Carter, George Herbert 5th Lord Carnarvon, Alfred Lucas

The Egyptologist Howard Carter (right) with his sponsor Lord Carnarvon visiting the excavations of the tomb of
1742758 The Egyptologist Howard Carter (right) with his sponsor Lord Carnarvon visiting the excavations of the tomb of Toutankhamon in Thebes in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt during the winter

Collonades of the Gymnasium, Salamis, North Cyprus

Statue in the Gymnasium, Salamis, North Cyprus

Roman Theatre, Salamis, North Cyprus

Morocco, Al-Magreb, Archaeological Site of Volubilis

Plaster Casts of Bodies, Pompeii, c. 1875 (albumen print from glass negative)
7316779 Plaster Casts of Bodies, Pompeii, c.1875 (albumen print from glass negative) by Sommer, Giorgio (1834-1914); Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Jane Dieulafoy (engraving)
1701670 Jane Dieulafoy (engraving) by French School; (add.info.: Jane Dieulafoy (29 June 1851 - 25 May 1916) was a French archaeologist, explorer, novelist, feminist and journalist

Ruines de la maison des Vestales a Rome, fouilles de 1883 (engraving)
7179818 Ruines de la maison des Vestales a Rome, fouilles de 1883 (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ruines de la maison des Vestales a Rome)

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"Unearthing the Past: Journey into Ancient Civilizations" Step back in time as we explore the captivating world of archaeological excavation. From the mesmerizing ruins of Pompeii, Italy to the intricate map of Knossos buildings surrounding the Palace in Crete, every discovery unravels a piece of history. Delve into Heinrich Schliemann's diary and witness his meticulous sketches from 1873, showcasing remarkable finds adorned with swastikas. Marvel at the grandeur of Salamis in North Cyprus, where colonnades and statues stand as silent witnesses to a bygone era. Immerse yourself in the enchanting Roman Theatre that once echoed with laughter and applause. Travel across continents to Morocco's Al-Magreb, where Volubilis reveals its secrets buried beneath layers of time. Admire plaster casts frozen in eternal agony at Pompeii, offering haunting glimpses into lives lost centuries ago. Meet Jane Dieulafoy, an intrepid explorer whose engravings bring ancient wonders to life. Witness her passion for unearthing hidden treasures that shape our understanding of civilizations past. Finally, marvel at the ruins of Rome's House of Vestals during excavations in 1883. These engravings transport us back to a city teeming with life and offer a glimpse into daily rituals long forgotten. Archaeological excavation is not just about digging up artifacts; it is an immersive journey through time itself. It allows us to connect with our ancestors, unravel mysteries that have perplexed generations before us, and gain profound insights into human existence throughout history. Join us on this extraordinary adventure as we unearth fragments from antiquity and piece together stories etched upon ancient stones – tales waiting patiently for their voices to be heard once again.