Pontic Collection

The Pontic Rhododendron, engraved by Caldwall after Henderson, in a book entitled The Temple of Flora by Dr Robert John Thornton (1768-1837). The book was published between 1799 and 1807. Date: 1802

Cover of a book with several works by Publio Ovidio Nason, including Sad and Pontic, from his time in exile, published in Amsterdam in 1664

Anthropomorphic stone stelae. Yamna Culture. 36th-23rd centu
Anthropomorphic stone stelae or statue menhirs, located in Yamna secondary graves. Yamna Culture. Late Copper Age - Early Bronze Age. 36th-23rd centuries BC

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High Glacial Lakes seven lakes at 3000m Yedi Goller, Pontic Alps, north-east Turkey

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Pontic Blue Butterflies with a Marsh Fritillary mud-puddling Yaylalar Valley, Kaskar, Pontic Alps, north-east Turkey

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Pontic Blue Butterflies with a Dingy Skipper mud-puddling Yaylalar Valley, Kaskar, Pontic Alps, north-east Turkey

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High Pastures (Yaylas) and forest above Barhal at c. 2000m Pontic Alps (Kaskar), north-east Turkey

Pontic amphora depicting fighting warriors
Etruscan civilization, 6th century b.C. Black-figure pottery. Pontic amphora depicting fighting warriors

THORNTON: RHODODENDRON. The Pontic Rhododendron (Rhododendron ponticum L. )
THORNTON: RHODODENDRON. The Pontic Rhododendron (Rhododendron ponticum L.). Engraving by Caldwall after a painting by Peter Henderson for The Temple of Flora

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"Pontic: A Journey through Ancient Cultures and Vibrant Flora" Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Pontic, where ancient cultures and vibrant flora intertwine to create a mesmerizing tapestry of history and beauty. One aspect that stands out is the Pontic Rhododendron, a stunning flower that blooms with delicate petals in shades of pink, purple, and white. Its ethereal beauty has captivated botanists and nature enthusiasts for centuries. Delving deeper into the realm of antiquity, we encounter anthropomorphic stone stelae from the Yamna Culture. Dating back to the 36th-23rd century BCE, these enigmatic sculptures depict human-like figures with intricate details etched onto their surfaces. They offer a glimpse into an ancient civilization's beliefs and artistic expressions. In our exploration of literature, we stumble upon a book cover adorned with various works by Publio Ovidio Nason. Among them is his poignant collection titled "Sad and Pontic, " which delves into themes of melancholy intertwined with tales from the Pontus region. As we continue our journey through this diverse landscape, we are greeted by another breathtaking sight - the Yellow Azalea or Rhododendron luteum. Its vibrant yellow blossoms illuminate forests and gardens alike, adding warmth to any scenery they grace. Returning to our fascination with anthropomorphic stone stelae from the Yamna Culture once more reminds us of their significance as cultural artifacts bridging past civilizations to present-day understanding. With each picture numbered 11073959, 11073953, 11073951, and 11073948 offering glimpses into this enchanting world; one cannot help but be drawn further into its allure.