Schøyen Collection
The Schøyen Collection is up for sale. So, anyone with 70 million under your pillow, please give me a call. Baring that the collection seems most likely to end up in the Norwegian State Library.
P.S. I really don't know just how well informed that site is. Browsing idly I came across this curious statement:
"Many Turkic tribes began to infiltrate into Europe about the fifth century CE. The Magyars moved into what is now Finland; ..."
It's interesting to know that I'm a Turk. And that we actually nowadays live in Finland. Which reminds me of the famous Hungarian joke. We (Finno-Ugric tribes or whatever) all started off towards Europe. Those who could read the road-signs ended up in Finland. Those who could not ...
P.S.S. update thanks to Peter Wyzlic.
P.S. I really don't know just how well informed that site is. Browsing idly I came across this curious statement:
"Many Turkic tribes began to infiltrate into Europe about the fifth century CE. The Magyars moved into what is now Finland; ..."
It's interesting to know that I'm a Turk. And that we actually nowadays live in Finland. Which reminds me of the famous Hungarian joke. We (Finno-Ugric tribes or whatever) all started off towards Europe. Those who could read the road-signs ended up in Finland. Those who could not ...
P.S.S. update thanks to Peter Wyzlic.
posted by PDSz | 6:47 pm
3 Comments:
Interesting, so now you are a Turk and I am half Magyar.
Oh no! What shall become of the Martino Martini monster?
http://www.schoyencollection.com/china_files/ms2459b.jpg
haha, it seems that mi6 is not the first gov't agency to look up this kind of thing: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1952867/British-Government-releases-UFO-files.html
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