taken from MessinaWebTv
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Can't Get A Boner Because Of Herpes
Some video of "Archaeology" of the city of Messina
taken from MessinaWebTv
taken from MessinaWebTv
Women Strangling Lcips
Milestones 21: Talking Stones in Taormina
Ci troviamo a Taormina, alle spalle della chiesa di S Caterina, nei pressi del celebre Palazzo Corvaja, qualche metro dopo la c.d. Porta Messina. Here you can appreciate the monumental remains of a Hellenistic temple and a small theater, ' odeion . For several days, with the permission of the Superintendent of Messina, in the area is being a fervent archaeological research conducted by a team led by University of Messina prof. Country Lorenzo, Professor of Ancient Topography at the Faculty of Humanities. Goal of archaeologists is to study, develop and promote the stones, to steal information from the layers of earth and material remains stored inside. The essays stratigraphic running involving, specifically, the remains of the Hellenistic temple which is preserved in situ a significant part of the base made of local limestone and worked well characterized by three rows of bleachers. Some rich architectural decoration in marble, with kymation by reason of leaves and eggs, showing an ancient elegance. The monuments were unearthed in 1892, with excavation methods now fully overcome, and then there were more suspects. For these reasons, many factors remain unclear and are waiting to be deciphered.
Archaeologists, therefore, we ask questions and expect answers from the layers and structures and function of the dating evidence preserved. Some impressions on the blocks that formed the base of the sacred document the existence of a peristyle, a colonnade that surrounded the cell. Part of a column is still visible inside the area. The new surveys are intended to establish a precise dating of the temple of ' odeion . and the relationship between the two buildings. L ' odeion . In fact, built entirely in brick, was built in imperial and covers part of the base of the temple, the oldest, whose structures were re-used to make the small theater scene. The writer is in this picturesque place, surrounded by a whirlwind of questions, along with colleagues and young students, hoping to mute but not interact with stones to trap rocks "talking" "Milestones" to reconstruct the story of a famous center of which so little is known about the identity of the oldest.
Friendship with the formidable archaeologist Messina Alessio Toscano Raffa allows us to raise a new tone and a new item in this blog, dedicated to Messina and Cape Pelorus, archeology, history, nature and the laws of this territory.
Alessio Toscano Raffa, redattore di AurAntica ed esperto conoscitore "tecnico" delle antichità messinesi, collabora con il Free Press "Ufficio Spettacoli", per il quale gestisce la rubrica "Pietre Miliari".
Per concessione sua e di Ufficio Spettacoli riportiamo per intero questi contributi anche su "Pheraimon".
Per concessione sua e di Ufficio Spettacoli riportiamo per intero questi contributi anche su "Pheraimon".
Ci troviamo a Taormina, alle spalle della chiesa di S Caterina, nei pressi del celebre Palazzo Corvaja, qualche metro dopo la c.d. Porta Messina. Here you can appreciate the monumental remains of a Hellenistic temple and a small theater, ' odeion . For several days, with the permission of the Superintendent of Messina, in the area is being a fervent archaeological research conducted by a team led by University of Messina prof. Country Lorenzo, Professor of Ancient Topography at the Faculty of Humanities. Goal of archaeologists is to study, develop and promote the stones, to steal information from the layers of earth and material remains stored inside. The essays stratigraphic running involving, specifically, the remains of the Hellenistic temple which is preserved in situ a significant part of the base made of local limestone and worked well characterized by three rows of bleachers. Some rich architectural decoration in marble, with kymation by reason of leaves and eggs, showing an ancient elegance. The monuments were unearthed in 1892, with excavation methods now fully overcome, and then there were more suspects. For these reasons, many factors remain unclear and are waiting to be deciphered.
Archaeologists, therefore, we ask questions and expect answers from the layers and structures and function of the dating evidence preserved. Some impressions on the blocks that formed the base of the sacred document the existence of a peristyle, a colonnade that surrounded the cell. Part of a column is still visible inside the area. The new surveys are intended to establish a precise dating of the temple of ' odeion . and the relationship between the two buildings. L ' odeion . In fact, built entirely in brick, was built in imperial and covers part of the base of the temple, the oldest, whose structures were re-used to make the small theater scene. The writer is in this picturesque place, surrounded by a whirlwind of questions, along with colleagues and young students, hoping to mute but not interact with stones to trap rocks "talking" "Milestones" to reconstruct the story of a famous center of which so little is known about the identity of the oldest.
Alessio Toscano Raffa
Cloud Thick White Cervical Mucus
Milestones 20: Muro Leccese, Cologne Messina
Capita di trovarsi “turisti per caso” a Muro Leccese, un piccolo centro del Salento, con un borgo medievale che apparentemente non mostrerebbe alcuna relazione con Messina. Eppure il potere della storia e della comunicazione artistica crea legami impensabili, riservando piacevoli sorprese. Muro Leccese attraversò un periodo di floridezza legato alla famiglia dei Protonobilissimo che vi regnò dal XV sec. sino al 1774. The area is dominated by the Prince's Palace, the residence of Protonobilissimo, home to the first museum of medieval southern Italy.
In reality it would be more appropriate to speak of eco-museum, intended as a global space characterized by narrow streets and ancient buildings fully integrated with the modern landscape. Among the evidence of the Village, the eye of a Messina, stand the remains of the Olive Press Protonobilissmo and not for a specific interest in oil production.
is a trappeto underground dating back to 1602. The interior walls of the building shows a unique series of graffiti made by the workers of the mill, the trappetari, which are depicted in detail episodes depicting the Battle of Lepanto in 1571.
Here the Christian fleet of the Holy League, led by Don John of Austria, left the port of Messina, defeated the armies of Ali Pasha, resisting Ottoman expansion in the West. I could not believe my eyes! In a small town in the province of Lecce, I came across in the depiction of graffiti with the view of the Messina Strait crowded with warships and fish. Represented on the city walls, the graffiti artist has had a banner which bears the inscription "Missin '.
But who made these images? A nostalgic Messina arrived in Puglia Protonobilissimo to work for? Someone who took part in the Battle of Lepanto which was inscribed the concentration of ships on the Strait and the powerful view of our walled city? In the absence of data I can not find an immediate answer to my questions but I walk away from this underground satisfied vision.
Ironically, walk a hundred yards inside the village and shows me the entry of a modern house on the door that performs the symbol of Trinacria terracotta
... But I'm in Sicily or Apulia Muro Leccese? 
Friendship with the formidable archaeologist Messina Alessio Toscano Raffa allows us to raise a new tone and a new item in this blog, dedicated to Messina and Cape Pelorus, archeology, history, nature and the laws of this territory.
Alessio Toscano Raffa, editor and expert aurantia "technical" Messina of antiquities, works with the Free Press "Office Shows" per il quale gestisce la rubrica "Pietre Miliari".
Per concessione sua e di Ufficio Spettacoli riportiamo per intero questi contributi anche su "Pheraimon".
Per concessione sua e di Ufficio Spettacoli riportiamo per intero questi contributi anche su "Pheraimon".
Capita di trovarsi “turisti per caso” a Muro Leccese, un piccolo centro del Salento, con un borgo medievale che apparentemente non mostrerebbe alcuna relazione con Messina. Eppure il potere della storia e della comunicazione artistica crea legami impensabili, riservando piacevoli sorprese. Muro Leccese attraversò un periodo di floridezza legato alla famiglia dei Protonobilissimo che vi regnò dal XV sec. sino al 1774. The area is dominated by the Prince's Palace, the residence of Protonobilissimo, home to the first museum of medieval southern Italy. In reality it would be more appropriate to speak of eco-museum, intended as a global space characterized by narrow streets and ancient buildings fully integrated with the modern landscape. Among the evidence of the Village, the eye of a Messina, stand the remains of the Olive Press Protonobilissmo and not for a specific interest in oil production.
is a trappeto underground dating back to 1602. The interior walls of the building shows a unique series of graffiti made by the workers of the mill, the trappetari, which are depicted in detail episodes depicting the Battle of Lepanto in 1571.
Here the Christian fleet of the Holy League, led by Don John of Austria, left the port of Messina, defeated the armies of Ali Pasha, resisting Ottoman expansion in the West. I could not believe my eyes! In a small town in the province of Lecce, I came across in the depiction of graffiti with the view of the Messina Strait crowded with warships and fish. Represented on the city walls, the graffiti artist has had a banner which bears the inscription "Missin '.
But who made these images? A nostalgic Messina arrived in Puglia Protonobilissimo to work for? Someone who took part in the Battle of Lepanto which was inscribed the concentration of ships on the Strait and the powerful view of our walled city? In the absence of data I can not find an immediate answer to my questions but I walk away from this underground satisfied vision.
Ironically, walk a hundred yards inside the village and shows me the entry of a modern house on the door that performs the symbol of Trinacria terracotta
... But I'm in Sicily or Apulia Muro Leccese?
Alessio Toscano Raffa
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