Corals from Zlarin to Buthan via Venice

Nakit od sedefa Morskog uveta / Jewelry from sadaf /inside of seashell/ of Haliotis- Abalon ... Nakoaktok people - 'Nak'waxda'xw, also known as the Nakoaktok, Indigenous nation, a part of the Kwakwaka'wakw, in the Central Coast region of British Columbia, on northern Vancouver Island. https://www.loc.gov/resource/cph.3b00188/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR0qdsM9EFERbi00QJMtdg0wqj6UOCj43cCupmTlNHlYJ2_6QaI7umU9XRU_aem__bMIk-vJW97QSOLWfzaR4g

A chief's daughter--Nakoaktok 1 photographic print. | Nakoaktok woman, half-length portrait, facing right, seated, wearing a blanket, a hat with shell ornaments, large earrings, a nose ring, and several bracelets.

Caucasia

Vez perlicama i koralji - Muslimanske vere a Sloveni: Pomak / glass beaded embroidery and corals - Muslims and Slavs: Pomak people
https://www.quora.com/Why-do-Turks-label-Pomaks-as-Turkish-when-they-are-Bulgarians A Pomak Girl:

Samuel Jones i John Holden, autori knjige “To je materijalni svijet, briga za javna dobra”, izjavili su da “Očuvanje osvježava i održava vrijednosti prošlosti, gdje smo bili, ali i odražava vrijednosti sadašnjosti i budućnost." Oni impliciraju da očuvanje odražava vrijednosti koje su povezane i koje su pokretačka snaga našeg putovanja u budućnost. Ako je to slučaj, a siguran sam da jeste, holističke vrijednosti današnjeg i sutrašnjeg dana treba bazirati na argumentovanim i šire definisanim odlukama šta raditi i šta trebamo čuvati... i kako / Samuel Jones and John Holden, the authors of “It’s a Material World, Caring for the Public Realm”, have stated that, “Conservation refreshes and sustains the values of the past, where we have been, but also reflects values of the present and the future.”
They imply that conservation reflects the values that are both associated with and are the driving force behind, our journey into the future. If this is the case, and I am sure it is, the inclusive and holistic values of today and tomorrow may well call for more
substantiated decisions and broader definitions of what we are stewards of, what we should be conserving….and how
izvor -

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Tehnika stara hiljadu godina sada obnovljena - Arizona indijansko pleme Hohokam, USA / Technique old 1000 year renewed - Arizona Indian tribe Hohokam ... izvor/source - https://ancient-to-modern.arizona.edu/Hohokam-Shell and https://ancient-to-modern.arizona.edu/Hohokam-Shell?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR2YPVVVCIAPXPX0lw9C2Pu6kHA5pmx8oT9i7NX2afSaMisJ_wuGn5nTMoM_aem_AQBzgUqvpS_q_r7_VQ1zS0p7SzuUWh0uDOD28Wohb-56K8ZCwsb-R8Y-XANL7Vh8_2ubCgrZFDeHhnFUfxK235PB

Jadransko more/Adriatic sea ... mala karta/small map: verovatno/hypothetically 18,5 ka BP, 18.000 prije Hrista Izvor - Emil Podrug, muzej Šibenik, arheolog https://www.academia.edu/117408540/A_Bit_More_Complicated_Than_It_Seemed_Revisiting_Chrono_Cultural_Framework_of_the_Open_Air_Late_Upper_Paleolithic_and_Neolithic_Site_in_Konjevrate_Dalmatia_Croatia_ str./side 115

Fes... zadnji red levo... Balkan c. 6000-4500 BC... Starčevo, Vinca, Koroš, Austrija

Kapa od koralja- Niger delta mlada / The Coral Cap - Niger Delta Bride https://theasoebijunkie.wordpress.com/2014/09/08 /corals-of-the-niger-delta-bride/ Eto- Okuku people especially were corals https://steemit.com/fashion//eto-okuku-and-coral-beads-traditional-bridal-makeover-in-edo-culture

Koraljne perle nisu samo ukrasne, već se vjeruje da imaju efektivnu moć (ase), da ponište bilo kakav zavjet ili prokletstvo. / Coral Beads are not just simply ornamental, but are believed to have effective power (ase), that is, the power to cause any vow or curse to come to pass. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A%E1%B9%A3%E1%BA%B9 https://tinkjewellery.wordpress.com/2012/01/19/coral-beads-and-the-popularity-among-the-nigeria-culture/

Coral Beads and the popularity among the Nigeria Culture Jewellery is a symbol of love, art and story of life journey. Women around the world love gemstones especially during their engagement or wedding to enhance their beauty. In Nigeria both men and …

Bajram Šerif Mubarek Olsun / Srećan Bajram svim mojim prijateljima muslimanske veroispovesti

Living well together 6500-3500 BC Balkan

Living Well Together? Settlement and Materiality in the Neolithic of South-East and Central Europe Living Well Together investigates the development of the Neolithic in southeast and central Europe from 6500-3500 cal BC with special reference to the manifestations of settling down. A collection of reports and comments on recent fieldwork in the region, Living Well Together? provides 14 tightly...

Sretan Uskrs svim mojim prijateljima ... Happy Easter to all my friends... Glad påsk till alla mina vänner

Gde je otisao Zlarinski koral - u Tursku.... / Where disappear Zlarin coral cliffs - in Turkey.... Via Genova + Venice

Boho tribe marriage coral ca... Afghanistan-Himalaya-India valleys peoples

Vintage handmade coral hat, rare unique hat, ethnic tribal beads hat, boho , ceremony cultural wedding hat
Rare find.... Price:USD 2,000.00...

4000 BC - France, Bougon Stone age tumulus - Perforated shells, limestone and variscite pearls. Tumulus A, upper level, 4th millennium BC... Signs, cap or headdress drawing, and the last photo - Bernandes tumuli France - same period - 4000 BC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tumulus_of_Bougon #/media/File:NOR1527.JPG -

Vodice, juli 2013... photo credit - me /Studio JI

Kulturne interakcije na egejsko-jadranskom prostoru krajem brončanog i početkom željeznog doba sa posebnim naglaskom na razvoj i strukturu mita ... / ... Cultural interactions in AegeanAdriatic area in the end of Bronze and beginning of Iron Age with an emphasis on development and structure of myth
author - Tijana Križanović, Sarajevo, Godišnjak/Jahrbuch 2015,44:49-65 ... /https://www.anubih.ba/godisnjak/god44/Godisnjak44-2.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2GfEZHwYvi3boFEHgDuXG04n0MRrZdIcjTfeHTjuHyPqSERCptupER3Pw

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Brod/Ship, keramika 2700 BC, Grapčeva Špilja, Hvar / Grabceva Cave, Hvar http://www.croatianhistory.net/etf/mornari.html

VRIJEME I KLIMA JADRANA U ANTIČKIH PISACA ... / ... The weather and climate of the Adriatic according to ancient writers; MARKO VUČETIĆ Državni hidrometeorološki zavod RH
/ Weather and Climate at Adriatic chrome-extensio://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/http://www.meteologos.rs/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/VRIJEME-I-KLIMA-JADRANA-U-ANTICKIH-PISACA.pdf

Slobodan Čaće, Univerzitet Zadar: prvi opisi otoka Žirija, Kornata, Diomedijanovog rta kod Rogoznice, Šibenik... 600-400 BC, Grci ... / ... The first descriptions of islands Žirije, Kornati, and cape Punta Planka, Ploče, near town Rogoznica, Šibenik / Diomedes Cape... 600-400 BC, Greeks

Jadranski otoci u Pseudo Skimnovoj periegezi: dvije napomene (Adriatic islands in the Periegesis of Pseudo-Scymnus: two remarks), MHM, 2, 2015, 9-23. This paper deals with two issues: (1) sequence of the central Dalmatian islands in the Periegesis which is different than in most other ancient sources, and (2) interpretation and evaluation of allegedly exceptional location of the island of Diomedes

Poreklo imena toponima Šibenskog arhipelaga

Dalmatian Romance Place Names in the Šibenik Archipelago Ligorio, Orsat, Nikola Vuletić. Dalmatoromanski relikti u toponimiji šibenskog otočja. [Iz balkanskog latiniteta IX.] [Dalmatian Romance Place Names in the Šibenik Archipelago. On Balkan Latin IX.] Toponimija šibenskog otočja, 347–355. (Ed. Vl.

Kult Zmije u Bukovici / Snake cult in Bukovica, Dalmatia, Croatia --- Prof- Orsat Ligoria write: https://www.academia.edu/38126196/Proto_Indo_European_Turn_and_Snake
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Orsat Ligorio: 3 dialect of ILIRIAN… Bukovica= the second one….

1-Illyrian in the real sense (on the stretch from river Drim in Albania to the river Neretva- Adriatic Sea coast),
2- Delmatopannonian (on area between rivers Neretva, Krka and Sava) /tribe:Delmati
3- and, possibly, Liburnian (on the stretch from river Krka to river Raša. Istria and on the Adriatic islands);
--- Ilirian became extinct by the beginning of the new era, c 6c AC it seems to be close to Albanian and Mesap

From the opening - HRVATSKI CENTAR KORALJA ZLARIN / THE CROATIA CORAL CENTRE ZLARIN

Zapoceo sa radom HRVATSKI CENTAR KORALJA ZLARIN ... / ... THE CROATIA CORAL CENTRE ZLARIN, town Zlarin, Dalmatia - Adriatic Sea, Croatia, is opened

Koralji na Zlarinu dobili svoj muzej vrijedan tri milijuna eura: "Rezultati će se pokazati u budućnosti" Priča o koraljarstvu, najznačajnijem kulturnom naslijeđu otoka Zlarina, dobila je svoj muzej. Otvoren je Centar koralja, prvi takve vrste u Hrvatskoj, vrijedan oko tri milijuna eura.

Porast nivoa svetskih okeana od 1993 do danas / Rising high of worlds ocean levels since 1993 till today

Zack Labe on Twitter “"Sea Level Through a Porthole" - new animation by at https://t.co/YADfJXlaq7 Learn more from at https://t.co/kAiasdwZGl ”

Dogodine - Sporazum o svjetskim morima / next year - Agreement about world seas

Ujedinjeni narodi usvojili Sporazum o svjetskim morima Ujedinjeni narodi usvojili Sporazum o svjetskim morima 19.06.2023 ekovjesnik Usvojen povijesni sporazum za očuvanje i održivo korištenje biološke raznolikosti u više od dvije trećine oceana Ujedinjeni narodi danas su u New Yorku usvojili povijesni Sporazum o svjetskim morima s ciljem osigurava...

Datiranje koralnog nakita / dating coral jewelry.... od/from 23000 BC Europe/Evropa ... zatim Egipat, Grčka, Gali, Rim, Turska, Tibet...
Book Gems and Gemstones by Lance Grande and Allison Augustyn: “The use of coral as a gemstone is an extremely ancient practice, going back at least 25,000 years. Coral has been found in ancient Egyptian tombs and prehistoric European burial sites... ”.. In 77 AD, Pliny the Elder wrote in depth about coral in one of the earliest encyclopedias, Naturalis Historia (Natural History). Pliny describes the most valued coral as the reddest and most branchy. Red coral, corallium rubrum, was thought to have amulet powers for warding off dangers. It was also viewed as a thing of beauty and powerfully religious.

During this period, Pliny claims that the Gauls used coral as ornamentation on their swords, shields, and helmets. The power of coral also followed into medicinal purposes. Reduced to powder or by burning and ingesting, it was said to help with ailments such as bladder problems, fever, ulcers, and scarring. The value of coral was so high that it was not commonly traded where it was harvested but rather brought to areas with higher wealth.

Coral viewed as an amulet spread far around the world. In 7000 Years of Jewelry, Hugh Tait describes coral as “a material to which in the ancient world great amuletic powers had been attributed. It was said, according to Greek mythology, to have originated as the spurts of blood gushing forth after Medusa’s head had been severed by Perseus.”
source - https://www.beachcombingmagazine.com/blogs/news/the-history-of-coral-jewelry
and https://www.amazon.com/Gems-Gemstones-Timeless-Natural-Mineral/dp/0226305112

Gems and Gemstones: Timeless Natural Beauty of the Mineral World Gems and Gemstones: Timeless Natural Beauty of the Mineral World