Archaeological site, Novgorod, Russia
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Archaeological site, Novgorod, Russia
Archaeological site. Archaeologists excavating near the Trinity Church in Novgorod, Russia. This Russian Orthodox church was originally built in the 14th century. Both the area around the church and the city of Novgorod itself, have a long history. Novgorod is one of the oldest and most historic cities in European Russia, dating back to the 10th century. Photographed in June 1990
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This print from Science Photo Library takes us back in time to an archaeological site near the Trinity Church in Novgorod, Russia. The image captures a group of dedicated archaeologists diligently excavating the area, unearthing remnants of a bygone era. Dating back to the 14th century, this Russian Orthodox church stands as a testament to the rich history that envelops both Novgorod and its surroundings. The photograph, taken in June 1990, showcases two individuals working side by side amidst their excavation trenches. A man and a woman can be seen sheltering themselves under umbrellas as they carefully uncover ancient artifacts buried beneath layers of soil. Their focused expressions reveal their passion for unraveling the mysteries hidden within these historical grounds. As we observe this scene frozen in time, it is impossible not to appreciate the significance of Novgorod's past. This city holds deep roots dating all the way back to the 10th century, making it one of Europe's oldest and most historic cities. The wooden walkways surrounding them provide access throughout this archaeological site while preserving its delicate nature. Every plank serves as a bridge connecting our present with centuries long gone. Through their meticulous research and dedication, these scientists and researchers are piecing together fragments of human history that would have otherwise been lost forever. This print encapsulates not only their tireless efforts but also highlights how archeology allows us to delve into our collective past and understand where we come from.
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