"found objects"

#11310880

7 Jun 2024

A diver is handing over an anti-tank mine from past wars found on the Dnipro River bottom to an EOD expert during the training of State Emergency Service personnel to improve their skills in searching for suspicious objects and demining on the Dnipro river bank in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, on June 5, 2024. NO USE RUSSIA. NO USE BELARUS.

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#11217995

8 May 2024

An artefact, part of a small sculpture of a woman is seen on display at an exhibtion of foung objects from the ruins of the former Saxon Palace in Warsaw, Poland on 07 May, 2024.

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#11217987

8 May 2024

An artefact, part of a small sculpture of a woman is seen on display at an exhibtion of foung objects from the ruins of the former Saxon Palace in Warsaw, Poland on 07 May, 2024.

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#8275654

23 May 2022

An Iranian woman visits the exhibition of donated collection of archaeological objects at a show hall in an Iran National Museum building in southern Tehran on May 22, 2022. This exhibition includes more than 1,500 artifacts from the prehistory to recent centuries which consist of artifacts that resemble artifacts found in archaeological sites of Shahdad, Qeytariyeh, Khorvin, Lorestan Bronze, Sassanid silvers, and etc. More than half of them are genuine artifacts, but the others objects are either forged artifacts or require further research. According to the statement written by Iran National Museum for the exhibition.

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#8275676

23 May 2022

Two Iranian men visit the exhibition of donated collection of archaeological objects at a show hall in an Iran National Museum building in southern Tehran on May 22, 2022. This exhibition includes more than 1,500 artifacts from the prehistory to recent centuries which consist of artifacts that resemble artifacts found in archaeological sites of Shahdad, Qeytariyeh, Khorvin, Lorestan Bronze, Sassanid silvers, and etc. More than half of them are genuine artifacts, but the others objects are either forged artifacts or require further research. According to the statement written by Iran National Museum for the exhibition.

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#8275546

23 May 2022

An Iranian official (L) and a visitor stand together while visiting the exhibition of donated collection of archaeological objects at a show hall in an Iran National Museum building in southern Tehran on May 22, 2022. This exhibition includes more than 1,500 artifacts from the prehistory to recent centuries which consist of artifacts that resemble artifacts found in archaeological sites of Shahdad, Qeytariyeh, Khorvin, Lorestan Bronze, Sassanid silvers, and etc. More than half of them are genuine artifacts, but the others objects are either forged artifacts or require further research. According to the statement written by Iran National Museum for the exhibition.

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#8275556

23 May 2022

Iranian minister of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism, Ezzatollah Zarghami, speaks with media during a news conference before the opening of the exhibition of donated collection of archaeological objects in an Iran National Museum building in southern Tehran on May 22, 2022. This exhibition includes more than 1,500 artifacts from the prehistory to recent centuries which consist of artifacts that resemble artifacts found in archaeological sites of Shahdad, Qeytariyeh, Khorvin, Lorestan Bronze, Sassanid silvers, and etc. More than half of them are genuine artifacts, but the others objects are either forged artifacts or require further research. According to the statement written by Iran National Museum for the exhibition.

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#8275562

23 May 2022

Iranian minister of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism, Ezzatollah Zarghami, speaks with media during a news conference before the opening of the exhibition of donated collection of archaeological objects in an Iran National Museum building in southern Tehran on May 22, 2022. This exhibition includes more than 1,500 artifacts from the prehistory to recent centuries which consist of artifacts that resemble artifacts found in archaeological sites of Shahdad, Qeytariyeh, Khorvin, Lorestan Bronze, Sassanid silvers, and etc. More than half of them are genuine artifacts, but the others objects are either forged artifacts or require further research. According to the statement written by Iran National Museum for the exhibition.

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#8275568

23 May 2022

Iranian minister of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism, Ezzatollah Zarghami, speaks with media during a news conference before the opening of the exhibition of donated collection of archaeological objects in an Iran National Museum building in southern Tehran on May 22, 2022. This exhibition includes more than 1,500 artifacts from the prehistory to recent centuries which consist of artifacts that resemble artifacts found in archaeological sites of Shahdad, Qeytariyeh, Khorvin, Lorestan Bronze, Sassanid silvers, and etc. More than half of them are genuine artifacts, but the others objects are either forged artifacts or require further research. According to the statement written by Iran National Museum for the exhibition.

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#8275580

23 May 2022

Iranian minister of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism, Ezzatollah Zarghami, speaks with media during a news conference before the opening of the exhibition of donated collection of archaeological objects in an Iran National Museum building in southern Tehran on May 22, 2022. This exhibition includes more than 1,500 artifacts from the prehistory to recent centuries which consist of artifacts that resemble artifacts found in archaeological sites of Shahdad, Qeytariyeh, Khorvin, Lorestan Bronze, Sassanid silvers, and etc. More than half of them are genuine artifacts, but the others objects are either forged artifacts or require further research. According to the statement written by Iran National Museum for the exhibition.

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#8275586

23 May 2022

Iranian minister of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism, Ezzatollah Zarghami, speaks with media during a news conference before the opening of the exhibition of donated collection of archaeological objects in an Iran National Museum building in southern Tehran on May 22, 2022. This exhibition includes more than 1,500 artifacts from the prehistory to recent centuries which consist of artifacts that resemble artifacts found in archaeological sites of Shahdad, Qeytariyeh, Khorvin, Lorestan Bronze, Sassanid silvers, and etc. More than half of them are genuine artifacts, but the others objects are either forged artifacts or require further research. According to the statement written by Iran National Museum for the exhibition.

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#8275592

23 May 2022

A donated collection is pictured during the exhibition of donated collection of archaeological objects at a show hall in an Iran National Museum building in southern Tehran on May 22, 2022. This exhibition includes more than 1,500 artifacts from the prehistory to recent centuries which consist of artifacts that resemble artifacts found in archaeological sites of Shahdad, Qeytariyeh, Khorvin, Lorestan Bronze, Sassanid silvers, and etc. More than half of them are genuine artifacts, but the others objects are either forged artifacts or require further research. According to the statement written by Iran National Museum for the exhibition.

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#8275596

23 May 2022

A donated collection of bronze animal figurines are pictured during the exhibition of donated collection of archaeological objects at a show hall in an Iran National Museum building in southern Tehran on May 22, 2022. This exhibition includes more than 1,500 artifacts from the prehistory to recent centuries which consist of artifacts that resemble artifacts found in archaeological sites of Shahdad, Qeytariyeh, Khorvin, Lorestan Bronze, Sassanid silvers, and etc. More than half of them are genuine artifacts, but the others objects are either forged artifacts or require further research. According to the statement written by Iran National Museum for the exhibition.

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#8275608

23 May 2022

A donated collection is pictured during the exhibition of donated collection of archaeological objects at a show hall in an Iran National Museum building in southern Tehran on May 22, 2022. This exhibition includes more than 1,500 artifacts from the prehistory to recent centuries which consist of artifacts that resemble artifacts found in archaeological sites of Shahdad, Qeytariyeh, Khorvin, Lorestan Bronze, Sassanid silvers, and etc. More than half of them are genuine artifacts, but the others objects are either forged artifacts or require further research. According to the statement written by Iran National Museum for the exhibition.

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#8275632

23 May 2022

A donated collection is pictured during the exhibition of donated collection of archaeological objects at a show hall in an Iran National Museum building in southern Tehran on May 22, 2022. This exhibition includes more than 1,500 artifacts from the prehistory to recent centuries which consist of artifacts that resemble artifacts found in archaeological sites of Shahdad, Qeytariyeh, Khorvin, Lorestan Bronze, Sassanid silvers, and etc. More than half of them are genuine artifacts, but the others objects are either forged artifacts or require further research. According to the statement written by Iran National Museum for the exhibition.

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#8275696

23 May 2022

An Iranian woman takes photographs of a donated collection during the exhibition of donated collection of archaeological objects at a show hall in an Iran National Museum building in southern Tehran on May 22, 2022. This exhibition includes more than 1,500 artifacts from the prehistory to recent centuries which consist of artifacts that resemble artifacts found in archaeological sites of Shahdad, Qeytariyeh, Khorvin, Lorestan Bronze, Sassanid silvers, and etc. More than half of them are genuine artifacts, but the others objects are either forged artifacts or require further research. According to the statement written by Iran National Museum for the exhibition.

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