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germanpostwarmodern · 7 months
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Gymnasium (1985) in Paliano, Italy, by Massimiliano Fuksas & Anna Maria Sacconi
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arc-hus · 11 months
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St. Leonhard School, Gallen, Switzerland - Clauss Merz Architekten
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chaeilay · 4 months
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Sat, Jan 12 - I visited the ancient Roman city of Sardes today for the first time. (Information about the city is under this post.) It consisted of the Gymnasium with the remains of many Byzantine shops including restaurants and painting shops, a public pool, tombs, and a Synagogue. It was truly refreshing to see the place overall, but what I adored about the visit was the fact that you could imagine and experience the feeling of what it was like to be living in an ancient city, as it was empty because of the weather conditions. No voices, no noise, no motion, just the smell and the air of this ancient place. (I bet Henry Winter would die for it.) The Temple of Artemis was also close and I went there as well. I'll publish the pictures from the Synagogue and the Temple next if you want to check them out.
Sardis (/ˈsɑːrdɪs/ SAR-diss) or Sardes (/ˈsɑːrdiːs/SAR-de ess; Lydian: 𐤳𐤱𐤠𐤭𐤣, romanized: Sfard; Ancient Greek: Σάρδεις, romanized: Sárdeis; Old Persian: Sparda) was an ancient city best known as the capital of the Lydian Empire. After the fall of the Lydian Empire, it became the capital of the Persian satrapy of Lydia and later a major center of Hellenistic and Byzantine culture. It is now an active archaeological site in modern-day Turkey, in Manisa Province near Sart.
In 334 BC, Sardis was conquered by Alexander the Great. The city was surrendered without a fight, the local satrap having been killed during the Persian defeat at Granikos. After taking power, Alexander restored earlier Lydian customs and laws. For the next two centuries, the city passed between Hellenistic rulers including Antigonus Monophthalmos, Lysimachus, the Seleucids, and the Attalids. It was besieged by Seleucus I in 281 BC and by Antiochus III in 215-213 BC, but neither succeeded at breaching the acropolis, regarded as the strongest fortified place in the world. The city sometimes served as a royal residence, but was itself governed by an assembly.
In this era, the city took on a strong Greek character. The Greek language replaced the Lydian language in most inscriptions, and major buildings were constructed in Greek architectural styles to meet the needs of Greek cultural institutions. These new buildings included a prytaneion, gymnasium, theater, hippodrome, and the massive Temple of Artemis still visible to modern visitors. Jews were settled at Sardis by the Hellenistic king Antiochos III, where they built the Sardis Synagogue and formed a community that continued for much of Late Antiquity.
In 129 BC, Sardis passed to the Romans, under whom it continued its prosperity and political importance as part of the province of Asia. The city received three neocorate honors and was granted ten million sesterces as well as a temporary tax exemption to help it recover after a devastating earthquake in 17 AD.
Sardis had an early Christian community and is referred to in the New Testament as one of the seven churches of Asia. In the Book of Revelation, Jesus refers to Sardians as not finishing what they started, being about image rather than substance.
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lotrlorien · 7 months
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Finnish geography examination:
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Take a look at yesterday's (21st september 2023) geography examination in finnish gymnasium matriculation examination.
This was the first question in geography examination. A map interpretation assignment with Tolkien map with 10 multiple choice questions of it.
PSA: The matriculation examination is usually in the last year & the gymnasiums concludes with the matriculation examination. You can choose some of the subjects to "write" (geography isn't obligatory). Gymnasium last usually 3 years from ages 16 to 18.
Sources: YLE / the exam / tolkien map source
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juliaknz · 1 year
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KENZO TANGE KAGAWA PREFECTURAL GYMNASIUM, 1964 Kagawa, Japan Image © Noriyuki Kawanishi —set to be demolished, save it!
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mudwerks · 1 year
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(via Gym Taps: 1942 | Shorpy)
May 1942. Ames, Iowa. "Tap dancing class in the gymnasium at Iowa State College." Acetate negative by Jack Delano for the U.S. Office of the Coordinator of Information. View full size.
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marcoballa · 3 days
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robinjamievk · 4 months
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just some gay things:
gay secondary schools: gymnasium, art school
gay sports: gymnastics, volunteer firefighting, rugby
gay things in general: having online friends, liking your best friend, shipping wolfstar, being a marauders fan, not being able to sit normally, liking taylor
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whetstonefires · 1 year
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super funny we still call them gymnasiums even though you're not allowed to be naked in them basically at all
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the-good-spartan · 10 months
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"Ancient Greece: In the Gymnasium. Platonists, epicurians, cynics & wrestlers."
Colour engraving of 1866 by Heinrich Leutemann.
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chaeilay · 4 months
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The Temple of Artemis 300–175 BC, Sart, Manisa Province, Turkey
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rastronomicals · 3 months
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4:16 AM EST January 28, 2024:
The Velvet Underground - "Run Run Run" From the bootleg Gymnasium (2008)
Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm
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4skinnydipping · 1 month
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teenagedirtstache · 1 year
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Mondo Uomo June 1983 photos Giovanni Gastel
11342 disegnata da Marithe e Francois Girbaud: blouson e pantaloni in cotone, in vendita a Bologna da Parisotto e a Roma da Gymnasium
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volskerch · 2 months
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Kerch Polytechnic Gymnasium ( Photo 1 )
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Kerch Polytechnic Gymnasium ( Photo 2 )
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Kerch Polytechnic Gymnasium ( Photo 3 )
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