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  1. #Trump Bulldozed a 1,000-Year-Old #ArcheologicalSite to Make Room for a Second Border Wall

    #DHS was in talks with the #WildlifeRefuge that hosts the ancient site to make sure it was protected, a local archeologist said.

    Adam Federman
    April 30 2026, 7:01 p.m.

    "A rare archaeological site in the #SonoranDesert was bulldozed by a Department of Homeland Security contractor involved in building the latest sections of Donald Trump’s #BorderWall, according to multiple sources briefed on the incident.

    "The area, in a remote corner of Arizona’s #CabezaPrieta #NationalWildlifeRefuge, is a nearly 280-by-50-foot etching in the desert sand known as an #intaglio.

    "Last Friday, without any notice, a contractor working for DHS cut a roughly 60-foot swath across the middle of the intaglio, doing irreparable damage to the 1,000-year-old artifact.

    "Cabeza Prieta, one of the largest wilderness areas outside of Alaska, also encompasses lands sacred to the #TohonoOodham Nation, which borders the refuge to the east. The O’odham have fought to prevent border wall construction across their reservation and during Trump’s first term largely prevailed; they also managed to protect the intaglio and a nearby burial site that they consider to be part of their ancestral lands.

    " 'I liken it to destroying the Nazca lines — something that culturally we should have been relishing and promoting. Not destroying,' Rick Martynec, an archaeologist, said in a phone interview, referring to the hundreds of figures drawn into the deserts of southern Peru.

    "The destruction was confirmed by a federal employee with direct knowledge of the incident, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisal."

    Source:
    theintercept.com/2026/04/30/ar

    #USPol #TrumpSucks #CulturalErasure #ProtectTheSacred #TohonoOodhamNation #ArchaeologicalSite #DestroyingHistory #Fascism #NativeAmericanHistory #NativeAmericanCulturalHeritage

  2. #Trump Bulldozed a 1,000-Year-Old #ArcheologicalSite to Make Room for a Second Border Wall

    #DHS was in talks with the #WildlifeRefuge that hosts the ancient site to make sure it was protected, a local archeologist said.

    Adam Federman
    April 30 2026, 7:01 p.m.

    "A rare archaeological site in the #SonoranDesert was bulldozed by a Department of Homeland Security contractor involved in building the latest sections of Donald Trump’s #BorderWall, according to multiple sources briefed on the incident.

    "The area, in a remote corner of Arizona’s #CabezaPrieta #NationalWildlifeRefuge, is a nearly 280-by-50-foot etching in the desert sand known as an #intaglio.

    "Last Friday, without any notice, a contractor working for DHS cut a roughly 60-foot swath across the middle of the intaglio, doing irreparable damage to the 1,000-year-old artifact.

    "Cabeza Prieta, one of the largest wilderness areas outside of Alaska, also encompasses lands sacred to the #TohonoOodham Nation, which borders the refuge to the east. The O’odham have fought to prevent border wall construction across their reservation and during Trump’s first term largely prevailed; they also managed to protect the intaglio and a nearby burial site that they consider to be part of their ancestral lands.

    " 'I liken it to destroying the Nazca lines — something that culturally we should have been relishing and promoting. Not destroying,' Rick Martynec, an archaeologist, said in a phone interview, referring to the hundreds of figures drawn into the deserts of southern Peru.

    "The destruction was confirmed by a federal employee with direct knowledge of the incident, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisal."

    Source:
    theintercept.com/2026/04/30/ar

    #USPol #TrumpSucks #CulturalErasure #ProtectTheSacred #TohonoOodhamNation #ArchaeologicalSite #DestroyingHistory #Fascism #NativeAmericanHistory #NativeAmericanCulturalHeritage

  3. #Trump Bulldozed a 1,000-Year-Old #ArcheologicalSite to Make Room for a Second Border Wall

    #DHS was in talks with the #WildlifeRefuge that hosts the ancient site to make sure it was protected, a local archeologist said.

    Adam Federman
    April 30 2026, 7:01 p.m.

    "A rare archaeological site in the #SonoranDesert was bulldozed by a Department of Homeland Security contractor involved in building the latest sections of Donald Trump’s #BorderWall, according to multiple sources briefed on the incident.

    "The area, in a remote corner of Arizona’s #CabezaPrieta #NationalWildlifeRefuge, is a nearly 280-by-50-foot etching in the desert sand known as an #intaglio.

    "Last Friday, without any notice, a contractor working for DHS cut a roughly 60-foot swath across the middle of the intaglio, doing irreparable damage to the 1,000-year-old artifact.

    "Cabeza Prieta, one of the largest wilderness areas outside of Alaska, also encompasses lands sacred to the #TohonoOodham Nation, which borders the refuge to the east. The O’odham have fought to prevent border wall construction across their reservation and during Trump’s first term largely prevailed; they also managed to protect the intaglio and a nearby burial site that they consider to be part of their ancestral lands.

    " 'I liken it to destroying the Nazca lines — something that culturally we should have been relishing and promoting. Not destroying,' Rick Martynec, an archaeologist, said in a phone interview, referring to the hundreds of figures drawn into the deserts of southern Peru.

    "The destruction was confirmed by a federal employee with direct knowledge of the incident, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisal."

    Source:
    theintercept.com/2026/04/30/ar

    #USPol #TrumpSucks #CulturalErasure #ProtectTheSacred #TohonoOodhamNation #ArchaeologicalSite #DestroyingHistory #Fascism #NativeAmericanHistory #NativeAmericanCulturalHeritage

  4. #Trump Bulldozed a 1,000-Year-Old #ArcheologicalSite to Make Room for a Second Border Wall

    #DHS was in talks with the #WildlifeRefuge that hosts the ancient site to make sure it was protected, a local archeologist said.

    Adam Federman
    April 30 2026, 7:01 p.m.

    "A rare archaeological site in the #SonoranDesert was bulldozed by a Department of Homeland Security contractor involved in building the latest sections of Donald Trump’s #BorderWall, according to multiple sources briefed on the incident.

    "The area, in a remote corner of Arizona’s #CabezaPrieta #NationalWildlifeRefuge, is a nearly 280-by-50-foot etching in the desert sand known as an #intaglio.

    "Last Friday, without any notice, a contractor working for DHS cut a roughly 60-foot swath across the middle of the intaglio, doing irreparable damage to the 1,000-year-old artifact.

    "Cabeza Prieta, one of the largest wilderness areas outside of Alaska, also encompasses lands sacred to the #TohonoOodham Nation, which borders the refuge to the east. The O’odham have fought to prevent border wall construction across their reservation and during Trump’s first term largely prevailed; they also managed to protect the intaglio and a nearby burial site that they consider to be part of their ancestral lands.

    " 'I liken it to destroying the Nazca lines — something that culturally we should have been relishing and promoting. Not destroying,' Rick Martynec, an archaeologist, said in a phone interview, referring to the hundreds of figures drawn into the deserts of southern Peru.

    "The destruction was confirmed by a federal employee with direct knowledge of the incident, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisal."

    Source:
    theintercept.com/2026/04/30/ar

    #USPol #TrumpSucks #CulturalErasure #ProtectTheSacred #TohonoOodhamNation #ArchaeologicalSite #DestroyingHistory #Fascism #NativeAmericanHistory #NativeAmericanCulturalHeritage

  5. #Trump Bulldozed a 1,000-Year-Old #ArcheologicalSite to Make Room for a Second Border Wall

    #DHS was in talks with the #WildlifeRefuge that hosts the ancient site to make sure it was protected, a local archeologist said.

    Adam Federman
    April 30 2026, 7:01 p.m.

    "A rare archaeological site in the #SonoranDesert was bulldozed by a Department of Homeland Security contractor involved in building the latest sections of Donald Trump’s #BorderWall, according to multiple sources briefed on the incident.

    "The area, in a remote corner of Arizona’s #CabezaPrieta #NationalWildlifeRefuge, is a nearly 280-by-50-foot etching in the desert sand known as an #intaglio.

    "Last Friday, without any notice, a contractor working for DHS cut a roughly 60-foot swath across the middle of the intaglio, doing irreparable damage to the 1,000-year-old artifact.

    "Cabeza Prieta, one of the largest wilderness areas outside of Alaska, also encompasses lands sacred to the #TohonoOodham Nation, which borders the refuge to the east. The O’odham have fought to prevent border wall construction across their reservation and during Trump’s first term largely prevailed; they also managed to protect the intaglio and a nearby burial site that they consider to be part of their ancestral lands.

    " 'I liken it to destroying the Nazca lines — something that culturally we should have been relishing and promoting. Not destroying,' Rick Martynec, an archaeologist, said in a phone interview, referring to the hundreds of figures drawn into the deserts of southern Peru.

    "The destruction was confirmed by a federal employee with direct knowledge of the incident, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisal."

    Source:
    theintercept.com/2026/04/30/ar

    #USPol #TrumpSucks #CulturalErasure #ProtectTheSacred #TohonoOodhamNation #ArchaeologicalSite #DestroyingHistory #Fascism #NativeAmericanHistory #NativeAmericanCulturalHeritage

  6. Taglio ed intaglio: Cucchiaio e forchettone con decorazioni stile celta
    Un amico mi ha commissionato un set da cucina, nello specifico un cucchiaio ed un forchettone, le decorazioni dovevano afferire al modo celtico et voilà, cucchiaio in Acacia e forchettone in Faggio. Normalmente non
    puckdeiboschi.noblogs.org/tagl
    #TaglioEIntaglioWoodcraft #intaglio #IntaglioCucchiai #IntaglioCucchiaio #SpoonCarving #woodworking

  7. "Holy Family," by Lauren Ford (1891-1973), etching, 9 5/8 x 10 9/16 inches (24.4 x 26.8 cm). As a print, it appears in many collections including the Carnegie Museum of Art, The Dayton Art Institute, and Newfields Indianapolis Museum of Art.
    #arthistory #christmas #printmaking #etching #intaglio

    Her book The Ageless Story, about Mary and the birth and childhood of Jesus, was named a Caldecott Medal Honor book in 1940.

    From LIFE Magazine, July 4, 1938: 'Simple and imaginative, Ford paintings often have a religious theme, frequently include children. They are appreciated not only by wealthy urban collectors but by the farmers who are Lauren Ford's neighbors near Bethlehem, Conn. There, except for an occasional trip abroad, this artist-farmer lives the year round, surrounded by her family, cats, a dog and a large number of cows. Five days a week she spends seven hours a day doing the kind of work that has evoked from metropolitan critics such adjectives as "picturesque," “tender, "fanciful" and "humorous." Much of it has for its background the nearby Connecticut countryside. "I guess Connecticut is in my blood," says Lauren Ford… ‘

  8. #intaglio #pastaPrinting #WSJ26 #scouting thread - novice printing.
    Trying to do something to lift the mood today, I have been reading and watching about intaglio printing on tetrapak for a wee while, so as it is sunny I will give it a go. Lots of lessons learned.
    1. Remember that images transpose when drawing them. I managed with the writing, but forgot about the WSJ26 Logo.
    2. If there is a sharp bit on your scrim, it will mark the tetrapak (and give additional lines as a result).

  9. #intaglio #pastaPrinting #WSJ26 #scouting thread - novice printing.
    Trying to do something to lift the mood today, I have been reading and watching about intaglio printing on tetrapak for a wee while, so as it is sunny I will give it a go. Lots of lessons learned.
    1. Remember that images transpose when drawing them. I managed with the writing, but forgot about the WSJ26 Logo.
    2. If there is a sharp bit on your scrim, it will mark the tetrapak (and give additional lines as a result).

  10. #intaglio #pastaPrinting #WSJ26 #scouting thread - novice printing.
    Trying to do something to lift the mood today, I have been reading and watching about intaglio printing on tetrapak for a wee while, so as it is sunny I will give it a go. Lots of lessons learned.
    1. Remember that images transpose when drawing them. I managed with the writing, but forgot about the WSJ26 Logo.
    2. If there is a sharp bit on your scrim, it will mark the tetrapak (and give additional lines as a result).

  11. #intaglio #pastaPrinting #WSJ26 #scouting thread - novice printing.
    Trying to do something to lift the mood today, I have been reading and watching about intaglio printing on tetrapak for a wee while, so as it is sunny I will give it a go. Lots of lessons learned.
    1. Remember that images transpose when drawing them. I managed with the writing, but forgot about the WSJ26 Logo.
    2. If there is a sharp bit on your scrim, it will mark the tetrapak (and give additional lines as a result).

  12. #intaglio #pastaPrinting #WSJ26 #scouting thread - novice printing.
    Trying to do something to lift the mood today, I have been reading and watching about intaglio printing on tetrapak for a wee while, so as it is sunny I will give it a go. Lots of lessons learned.
    1. Remember that images transpose when drawing them. I managed with the writing, but forgot about the WSJ26 Logo.
    2. If there is a sharp bit on your scrim, it will mark the tetrapak (and give additional lines as a result).

  13. Why recording audio when you could also print it? Here's one of my first test prints with tetra pak on the pasta press. Making myself familiar with the process in order to print some christmas cards later this year.

    #intaglio #drypoint #tetrapak #printmaking #audio

  14. Prospérité
    (Oui j'adore nommer mes créations, ce sont des pièces uniques, dans d'autres univers elles auraient un nom en orange et loot sur des Dragons)

    Bague en or sculptée par mes soins ornée d'une améthyste intaillée par mon ami Stéphane Renard.

    Inspirée par le culte d'Hestia, déesse du foyer en filant la symbolique du blé sur plusieurs textures.

    #intaglio #mastoart #art #artist #joaillerie #artisanatfrançais #artisanatdart