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Kalpak is a white bell-shaped headgear worn by men with black motifs on its four panels and an upturned black rim.
The kalpak - which many Kyrgyz believe symbolises the country's snow-capped mountains - already has its own national day in the Central Asian nation.
In 2019 the headgear has been added to the Unescoβs cultural heritage list.
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Kalpak is a white bell-shaped headgear worn by men with black motifs on its four panels and an upturned black rim.
The kalpak - which many Kyrgyz believe symbolises the country's snow-capped mountains - already has its own national day in the Central Asian nation.
In 2019 the headgear has been added to the Unescoβs cultural heritage list.
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#Forests were legal institutions that were first introduced by the Normans (1066 onwards) in order to denote an area where the King or another magnate had legal authority to keep and hunt deer.
On top of this, they could make Forest Law, which carried real punishments.
On top of this, they could make Forest Law, which carried real punishments.
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The procession of the Russian White Army in exile, at the Gallipoli camp (1921).
This mysterious seven headed petroglyph originates from Khakassia in Russia, and dates back to around 5000 BC.
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Gratulerer med dagen Norge! π³π΄ Happy Independence Day to Norway!
Today is national day of Norway. 17th of May 1814 marks the day King Christian Frederik signed Norwayβs constitution. May 17th is a holiday and official flag day that is celebrated all over Norway.
Photo from Hjelle.
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Today is national day of Norway. 17th of May 1814 marks the day King Christian Frederik signed Norwayβs constitution. May 17th is a holiday and official flag day that is celebrated all over Norway.
Photo from Hjelle.
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π«π· Madame Grand, painting by Γlisabeth VigΓ©e Le Brun
Catherine NoΓ«l Grand, (nΓ©e WorlΓ©e) was the daughter of a colonial officer in French India, who became mistress and later the wife of French diplomat Charles Talleyrand-PΓ©rigord, the first Prime Minister of France. From 1806 until her death, she was known as Catherine NoΓ«l de Tallyrand-PΓ©rigord, Princesse de BΓ©nΓ©vent. She was known through her life for her beauty.
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Catherine NoΓ«l Grand, (nΓ©e WorlΓ©e) was the daughter of a colonial officer in French India, who became mistress and later the wife of French diplomat Charles Talleyrand-PΓ©rigord, the first Prime Minister of France. From 1806 until her death, she was known as Catherine NoΓ«l de Tallyrand-PΓ©rigord, Princesse de BΓ©nΓ©vent. She was known through her life for her beauty.
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The extraordinary discovery of a Marble Statue of the goddess Artemis (Diana), the Huntress, II Century AD, found in a niche in the #archaeological Excavations of the Socrates Room in the Terrace House of the Ancient City of Ephesus, modern day near Selcuk in Turkey.
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