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Con #CallesAl100 renovamos la infraestructura urbana para que las familias aprovechen mejor su tiempo. 🙌🛣️
Iniciamos la rehabilitación vial del Antiguo Camino a Manzanilla, una obra que mejorará los traslados y las condiciones de tránsito para más de 10 mil habitantes de la zona. 👩🏻👨🏻
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Newspaper stall on the platform on the British Museum Tube station on the 13th February 1903. The station was opened by the Central London Railway in 1900. In 1933, with the expansion of Holborn station, less than 100 yards away, British Museum station was permanently closed.
#LondonUnderground #LostLondon #1900s
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Archaeological Discoveries Reveal More Than 2,000 Years of History at Kabul’s Bala Hissar
Ancient historical artefacts and evidence of more than 2,000 years of history have been uncovered during the restoration and conservation of the historic Bala Hissar fortress in the Old City of Kabul.
According to a report by the Associated Press (AP), the Aga Khan Trust for Culture is carrying out an extensive conservation and restoration project at Bala Hissar, with the aim of transforming the historic site into a public archaeological park.
Archaeological excavations have uncovered ancient coins, fragments of Buddhist sculptures, Islamic pottery, oil lamps, and the remains of palaces, places of worship, and residential structures.
The report also mentions the discovery of remains of a Mughal-era palace, featuring wall paintings and a star-shaped water pool.
Following the completion of the project, the Aga Khan Trust for Culture plans to transform Bala Hissar into a historical and archaeological park, complete with gardens, a museum, and other public facilities.
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📣 La Coordinación de #AlertaAmberJalisco solicita su apoyo para la difusión de la cédula informativa de búsqueda, con el objetivo de localizar a:
HANNIA ZOE IBARRA BECERRA de 10 años de edad.
🙏 Gracias por compartir la información.
Hugo Rodrigez retweeted
Why give one temple seven sacred destinations? 🏛️7️⃣
At Abydos, Seti I’s temple has seven parallel chapels, dedicated to Osiris, Isis, Horus, Amun-Re, Re-Horakhty, Ptah and the deified king himself. That arrangement gives the building several religious focal points side by side. Its unusual overall plan also turns at a right angle, producing the familiar L shape. Seti began the monument, and his son Ramesses II continued the work. As you move through the columned halls, the repeated doorways let you experience the plan as you move through it. The finely carved, painted reliefs give those spaces their own ritual detail, down to the offerings presented to the gods.
Would seven neighbouring sanctuaries make this temple feel like one divine household, or several worlds sharing an address?
📷 Kyera Giannini / AWIB–ISAW, “Hypostyle Halls of the Seti I Temple at Abydos (I)” · CC BY 2.0 · square crop.
#AncientEgypt #EgyptianArchitecture #Abydos
Hugo Rodrigez retweeted
Early 1900s in Serbia.
They are found all over the world, yet no one truly knows what these buildings are.
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The image shows the chancel of St. Michael's Cathedral in Coventry (known as Coventry Cathedral) in England.
When was it built?
• The original medieval cathedral was built primarily during the 14th and 15th centuries (approximately between 1373 and 1500) in the Late Gothic style.
• The building was almost completely destroyed during the Second World War in a German air raid on November 14, 1940—an event known as the "Coventry Blitz."
• The photo below shows the ruins, which today stand as a poignant memorial to peace, located directly next to the modern, rebuilt cathedral (opened in 1962).
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Sombrillas con el logotipo del restaurante Angus, acompañadas de mesas y sillas instaladas sobre la calle de Copenhague, en la Zona Rosa, colonia Juárez. Esta fotografía, tomada en 1969 desde la calle de Hamburgo, nos muestra parte del ambiente que se vivía en uno de los sectores más concurridos y atractivos de la Ciudad de México durante aquella época.
En esos años, esta calle y sus alrededores reunían numerosos establecimientos que daban vida a la zona y que quedaron en el recuerdo de quienes la frecuentaban. Entre ellos se encontraban Gaitán Artesanías, Artel, El Perro Andaluz, El Perro de Enfrente, el Café Krishna, El Camello Rosa, Piccadilly Pub, el Mesón Rey y el Hotel Aristos. La variedad de comercios, restaurantes, cafés y lugares de reunión convirtió a este sector en un punto de interés para turistas y visitantes que acudían a disfrutar del ambiente cosmopolita de la Zona Rosa.
Hoy en día, la calle de Copenhague conserva parte de su actividad comercial y todavía cuenta con diversos establecimientos, aunque muchos han cambiado de giro y otros han desaparecido. Como ha sucedido en buena parte de la colonia Juárez, el entorno se ha transformado con el paso de los años, dando lugar a nuevos negocios y distintas formas de vida urbana.
Una estampa de 1969 que nos permite recordar aquella Zona Rosa, con sus restaurantes al aire libre, sus comercios y ese ambiente tan particular que la convirtió en uno de los lugares más representativos de la capital.
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The famous starry dome of the Chiesa di San Gioacchino in Prati (Church of Saint Joachim in Prati) in Rome, Italy. 🇮🇹
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This Roman gateway stands alone in the middle of a field in Turkey, a silent remnant of the splendor of antiquity.
It once belonged to Stratonicea, a thriving city that hosted gladiatorial combats, boasted an imposing gymnasium, and was home to tens of thousands of inhabitants.
Today, stripped of the walls and structures that once surrounded it, this solitary arch leads nowhere.
Hugo Rodrigez retweeted
En política no hay casualidades 😉 y mucho menos rumbo al 2027.
Así llegaron @pepechedrauimx y @RicardoMonrealA al informe de los diputados federales poblanos de la Cuarta Transformación.
El alcalde de Puebla sigue moviéndose en las grandes ligas, fortaleciendo relaciones y enviando señales de peso.
👉🏻 Se siguen acomodando los astros.
Hugo Rodrigez retweeted
Arrancamos la rehabilitación en Antiguo Camino a Manzanilla. 🛣️
Mejoramos la movilidad para miles de familias de Joaquín Colombres, la Zona Industrial, así como para estudiantes de la Universidad Tecnológica de Puebla, quienes contarán con mejores condiciones de traslado gracias a la rehabilitación vial y la instalación de 33 nuevas luminarias. 💡
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