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Iconoclasm

Early Christian iconoclasm, late antiquity, archaeology and more.
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Author: Troels Myrup Kristensen
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Top 5 Photos on Flickr

Oct 21, 2009
Although I only make a small portion of my Flickr photos publicly available and only contribute to groups when invited to do so, I have had 100,000+ views on my account (however, this is small fry when compared with, for example, museum photographer...

Looking Up in Alexandria

Oct 20, 2009
Continuing the series “Looking Up” begun with Baalbek back in May, I now turn to Alexandria. The series is mostly an excuse to post some photos on the blog, but the act of looking up (to ponder the monumentality of cathedrals, mosques, artworks, etc.)...

"The Italians Have No Legal Title to Repatriation": Another Glyptotek Update

Oct 18, 2009
Reconstructed context: “Etruscan tomb” in the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen. Photo: TMK, August 2006. I have neglected to report on the on-going series of articles in the Danish newspaper Information on the negotiations between Ny Carlsberg...

The Politics of Street Signs

Oct 17, 2009
Street sign in the Jewish quarter of Jerusalem’s Old City. Photo: TMK, June 2009. Just another small but potent reminder of the political nature of everyday spaces in the Old City of Jerusalem: In the Jewish Quarter, the vast majority of streets...

A Day at the Tokyo National Museum

Sep 30, 2009
A manuscript in the Tokyo National Museum. Photo: TMK, February 2009. Tokyo National Museum is one of the best museums I’ve visited in the last couple of years. Beautifully laid out with plenty of space around the exhibited objects (preventing the...


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