Excavation at Little Sark LSA15. These large stones represent bronze Age activity on Little Sark. the Standing stone was erected and then two other large stone formed the 'walls' of a cist burial - note the paving slabs that make up the floor. Although rabbit had heavily disturbed the burial (see the large burrow holes in the earth) and the soil on Little Sark dissolved the bones millennia ago, Beaker period (2500-2200BC) pottery and a stone armguard, used to protect an archer from the bowstring, were found. In front of the cist, a ditch can be seen which produced some Neolithic pottery. For more about the neolithic use of this field, click the arrow.

Mars Panorama - Curiosity rover: Martian solar day 3899

Main Pit with Tailings Patterns - Macraes Mine - New Zealand

Zoo am Meer The zoo at seaside

Alexander von Humboldt Ship

Worpswede Station with Moor Express

Brasileira Cafe

Elevator Stanta Justa

Buenos Aires Historical Tramway

Main Pit with Frost - Macraes Mine - New Zealand

Singapore Flyer

Universum Bremen

HORCH and AUDI antique cars at the exposition of the Riga Motormuseum, Latvia

Hotel "Le Westin Paris" - Suite Victor Hugo

Terrace at the hotel "Le Westin Paris"

Merlion's Head

Art Nouveau buildings on Elizabetes street, Riga

Art gallery "Daugava" in Old Riga

Basteja boulevard in autumn colours, Riga

Courtyard of the Dome Cathedral, Riga

On the embankement of Daugava river near Riga Castle

Visiting "Slow Fox" in Gamla Stan, Stockholm

Alcatraz Prison Cell Block A

Malacca Tower