This couple was buried about 5 to 6 thousand years ago in Mantova, Italy during the neolithic period.
Suddenly, death is no longer the ultimate boundary.
Credit goes to Elena Menotti (Mantova, Italy) and Enrico Pajello (Reuters).
Wednesday, February 07, 2007
Till death do us apart
So I was wondering if this year will be like others and I'll be wearing black on St. Valentine's day as a way to protest for the outrageous consumerism that pervades our time (and my everlasting status as a singleton too), when I ran across this picture:
This couple was buried about 5 to 6 thousand years ago in Mantova, Italy during the neolithic period.
Suddenly, death is no longer the ultimate boundary.
Credit goes to Elena Menotti (Mantova, Italy) and Enrico Pajello (Reuters).
This couple was buried about 5 to 6 thousand years ago in Mantova, Italy during the neolithic period.
Suddenly, death is no longer the ultimate boundary.
Credit goes to Elena Menotti (Mantova, Italy) and Enrico Pajello (Reuters).
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2 comments:
Que foto tan emotiva, tan llena de significado.
Gracias :)
Fotos como ésta le hacen a uno sentirse más tranquilo ante temas tan inescapables y contundentes como la muerte.
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