If you want to try something uniquely Russian (at least, I’d never heard of it until this week), try a cup of nice, black tea with a spoonful of fruit jam stirred in. Tea is the national drin…
SCANIA
Bulgaria and Russia flag
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"Повар" на крымскотатарском языке
2 large vertical buttresses are not original
Астраханская татарка
Grodno, Belarus
The World Nomad Games are without a doubt one of the most photogenic events I have witnessed in over 20 years of travelling, and being a photographer it is absolute heaven. Around 40 countries come to Kyrgyzstan to compete in traditional nomadic sports through the ages to keep the old traditions alive. The people are… Read More »The Epic World Nomad Games In Kyrgyzstan Part 1
Владимир. Золотые ворота Один из редких памятников военной архитектуры Руси домонгольского периода, объект Всемирного наследия Юнеско и главная достопримечательность Владимира. Ворота были построены в 1164 году и являлись оборонным сооружением.
Three Crowns (2006.544.5, 2006.544.6, and 2016.714.5)These works, three “crowns” of similar construction in the Wolf collection, are not unlike pillbox hats: circular in shape, relatively low in height, and flat at the top
This was like the "Key to the Mongol Kingdom". You carried it on your belt. It was given to you by the Kahn. If someone presented this key to any outpost throughout the Mongol Kingdom, it's bearer would receive diplomatic immunity.
Великий татарский хан, 1690-е годы. "Der grosse Tartar Chan"
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Head of a genie with a lion coiffure. Tumshuq, Toqquz-sarai, Small temple 1. 4th-5th c. CE. Unbaked clay. Pelliot expedition, 1906-1909. Inv. no.: EO 1331.
