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Runic inscriptions. The runic inscriptions engraved on this stone are believed to date back to the early Middle Ages. Around 6000 rune stones have been discovered depicting references to

Rune stone. The runic inscriptions engraved on this stone are believed to date back to the early Middle Ages. Around 6000 rune stones have been discovered depicting references to Christianity

The great gallery, tombs discovered in Sakkara
Tombs discovered in Sakkara, 1853 - the great gallery. Candles were used to light the chambers to enable viewing of the interior

Crypt of S. Cornelio / Rome
Visitors are shown the tombs in the crypt of San Callisto Church near the Via Appia

Glasgow Exhib 1888
The Dome of the Central Hall of the Glasgow Exhibition

Famous rock inscription of a crying cow, (La Vache Qui Pleure), near Djanet, Algeria, North Africa, Africa

Old rock inscriptions in the Tassili n Ajjer, Sahara, Southern Algeria, North Africa, Africa

The Ataturk message, Anzac Cove Cemetery, near Gallipoli, Turkey, Europe

Inscriptions at the museum, taken from the Roman site of Lambaesis, Algeria, North Africa, Africa

Inscriptions at the Roman site of Djemila, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Algeria, North Africa, Africa

Carving of IOMH, Baalbek, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lebanon, Middle East

Nat. American Writing
Native American (probably Comanche) inscriptions on stones and other items

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"Inscriptions: Unveiling the Stories Carved in Stone" From the ancient monuments of Cebu City to the grandeur of Persepolis in Iran, they have stood as silent witnesses to history. Each etched mark on stone or tapestry holds a tale waiting to be discovered. Step back in time at Leeds Workhouse and Burmantofts Cemetery, where weathered inscriptions reveal glimpses into lives long gone. Mr Howard Carter's meticulous documentation brought forth the treasures of Tutankhamun's tomb, showcasing how they are unlock secrets buried for centuries. Traveling further north, delve into Viking lore through carpet tapestries adorned with intricate runic inscriptions. These symbols speak volumes about their culture and conquests, leaving an indelible mark on history. Across continents, we find ourselves captivated by old inscriptions on the Ezana stone from the Kingdom of Aksum. As we decipher these enigmatic writings, a lost civilization begins to emerge from obscurity. Venturing inside Maes-Howe transports us to Neolithic times when our ancestors left their mark upon stone walls. The petroglyphs scattered across Arches National Park remind us that even nature itself becomes a canvas for human expression. In Egypt's rich heritage lies Nyankhre false door stela and Intef's funerary stela - both poignant reminders of ancient beliefs surrounding life after death. These beautifully carved pieces offer insights into Egyptian spirituality and reverence for departed souls. Finally, pay homage at Far East Oriental Japan Japanese British Cemetery - a solemn reminder of those who sacrificed their lives during tumultuous times. Let us remember "The Forgotten Dead" whose names are forever engraved upon memorials worldwide. Inscriptions transcend time and space; they connect us with our past while inspiring future generations to unravel mysteries yet untold. So let us pause amidst these enduring works of art and honor those who came before us, for their stories are etched in stone for eternity.