Hasanlu Lovers - Wikipedia
House of History. (2020, August 21). The Oldest Kiss in History (800 BCE). Retrieved from The Oldest Kiss in History (800 BCE) Karasavvas, T. (2020, July 2). The Eternal Kiss of the Hasanlu Lovers Throws Up Questions of Ancient Love: Romance, Bromance or Something More Familial?
The 2800 years old kiss (The Hasanlu “Lovers”)
2024年6月11日 · The 2800 years old kiss as if to signify that love is eternal. These human remains were unearthed in 1973 at the Teppe Hasanlu archaeological site, located in the Solduz Valley in the West Azerbaijan Province of Iran.
Hasanlu Lovers: The Story Behind A 2800-Year-Old-Embrace - All …
2017年9月21日 · The two skeletons were discovered in the remains of the ancient city of Teppe Hasanlu, which stood in the area that is now Iran 2,800 years ago. These remains were found in a mudbrick bin, designed for storing grain, embracing one another in what appears to be a kiss and were dubbed “The Hasanlu Lovers.”
Hasanlu Lovers: The Story Behind A 2800-Year-Old-Embrace
2017年9月21日 · These remains were found in a mudbrick bin, designed for storing grain, embracing one another in what appears to be a kiss and were dubbed “The Hasanlu Lovers.” From archeological evidence, researchers discovered that the city of Teppe Hasanlu was destroyed around 800 BCE by an invading army that sacked the city and burned it to the ground.
The romantic side of archaeology: the timeless kiss that has lasted ...
2020年7月6日 · A 2800-year-long kiss, a tragic epilogue and probably a bloody death. But they are there, always there, immobilized in an attitude that gives rise to romantic and pleasant thoughts, makes a smile of tenderness sketch and above all intrigues.
The Mysterious Hasanlu Lovers and Their 2800-Year Old Kiss
2017年1月3日 · Their gesture of love is an eternal kiss that survived for 2,800 years and they continue to mesmerize archaeologists, excavators and your regular museum-goers to this day. The set of skeletons was discovered in 1972 inside a bin within the excavation site in Hasanlu, Solduz Valley, West Azerbaijan Province, Iran.
The Hasanlu Lovers and their 2800 years-old kiss
These remains were found in a mudbrick bin, designed for storing grain, embracing one another in what appears to be a kiss and were dubbed “The Hasanlu Lovers.” From archaeological evidence, researchers discovered that the city of Teppe Hasanlu was destroyed around 800 BCE by an invading army that sacked the city and burned it to the ground.
The Hasanlu Lovers and their 2800 years-old kiss
2016年4月3日 · Some sources claim that skeletons, appearing to kiss each other, were buried 6000 years ago, but that’s not true. The archeologist who studied the skeletons say they were there since 2800 years ago. The University of Pennsylvania has determined that the couple died together in about 800 B.C.
The Mysterious Hasanlu Lovers and Their 2800-Year Old Kiss
2018年2月9日 · The image depicts two human skeletons, seemingly in an embrace, which earned the photograph its title Hasanlu Lovers or The 2800 Years Old Kiss. ‘The Lovers’ from 1972 season at Hasanlu. Found together in a bin of plaster covered mudbrick during excavations in 1972, these intertwined skeletons date to the destruction of Hasanlu (ca. 800 BCE).
The Hasanlu Lovers - NART
The image depicts two human skeletons, seemingly in an embrace, which earned the photograph its title Hasanlu Lovers or The 2800 Years Old Kiss. The skeleton on the right is lying on its back. Dental evidence suggests this was a young adult, possibly 19– 22 years of age. The pelvis indicates a male.