Artists of the Sky: Their synchronised flocking, a dance called ‘murmuration’ turns urban skies into living art. In their chaotic grace, they mirror the rhythm of cities: chaotic, collective, yet oddly harmonious.
Parts of the Creation story written on a clay tablets from the Ashurbanipal's Library in Ancient Assyria, Capital Nineveh. Tablets on display in British Museum, London. Ian Bozic/Focus Point Gazette The Epic of Gilgamesh: A Timeless Tale Retold by Andrew George In Focus 2 mins read
Cyrus cylinder, British Museum, London - IB/ Focus Point Gazette “Cyrus the Great: Champion of Liberty and Abolisher of Slavery” Spotlight 2 mins read
British Museum, London, Alexander The Great - IB/ Focus Point Gazette Unveiling the Untold Mistakes of Alexander the Great History 2 mins read
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Artists of the Sky: Their synchronised flocking, a dance called ‘murmuration’ turns urban skies into living art. In their chaotic grace, they mirror the rhythm of cities: chaotic, collective, yet oddly harmonious.
