6500 Collection

Glasgow Scotland Skyline
Michael Tompsett

Travelling 6500 miles in forty-eight hours, by car! (b / w photo)
6009115 Travelling 6500 miles in forty-eight hours, by car! (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Travelling 6500 miles in forty-eight hours, by car)

Paule Gobillard (1867-1946) painting, 1887 (oil on canvas)
MMT171351 Paule Gobillard (1867-1946) painting, 1887 (oil on canvas) by Morisot, Berthe (1841-95); 86x94 cm; Musee Marmottan Monet, Paris, France; (add.info.: Paule Gobillard peignant; ); French

Harpoons. Bone. Maglemosian Culture, 8700-6500 BC
Harpoons made of elk or red deer bone. Maglemosian Culture, 8700-6500 BC. National Museum. Copenhagen. Denmark

Gay Lussac Biot Balloon
French scientists GAY-LUSSAC and BIOT conduct scientific observations in a balloon at 4000 metres altitude; later they went even higher, up to 6500 metres

Harpoons. 6500-4000 BC. Denmark
Harpoons of deer antler for hunting small whales and seals. 6500-4000 BC. From Zealand coasts and fjords of Eastern Jutland. National Museum of Denmark. Copenhagen. Denmark

A Westland Wessex from HMS Fearless goes to the aid of t?
A Westland Wessex from HMS Fearless goes to the aid of the 6, 500-ton Greek Nostros Vasso Athene, on fire three miles from Grand Harbour, Malta, November 1976

Picture No. 10886847
Mixed Conifer forest - at 6500 ft - by night using flash and torch Date:

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"6500: A Journey Through Time and Distance" Gazing at the Glasgow Scotland skyline, one can't help but marvel at the city's rich history. From ancient cultures to modern-day adventures, 6500 represents a multitude of stories. Travelling 6500 miles in forty-eight hours by car seems like an incredible feat. The sheer determination and passion required for such a journey is awe-inspiring. (b/w photo) Paule Gobillard's painting from 1887 takes us back even further in time, capturing a moment frozen in oil on canvas. It reminds us that even centuries ago, art had the power to transcend time. The mention of harpoons brings our attention to the Maglemosian Culture from 8700-6500 BC. These tools were essential for survival during that era, showcasing human ingenuity and adaptability. In contrast to this ancient culture, we encounter Gay Lussac Biot Balloon—a symbol of scientific progress and exploration. This invention marked a significant milestone in aviation history. Denmark enters the picture with harpoons dating back to 6500-4000 BC. These artifacts provide glimpses into early human civilizations and their hunting practices—an intriguing link between past and present. A Westland Wessex helicopter from HMS Fearless comes into focus as it rushes to aid someone or something unknown—a reminder that heroism knows no boundaries or limitations. As we delve deeper into Picture No. 10886847, we are left wondering about its significance within the context of "6500. " Perhaps it holds another clue or story waiting to be unraveled? From Glasgow's skyline to historical paintings, ancient cultures' remnants, technological advancements, heroic acts, and enigmatic pictures—each hint encapsulates different aspects of our collective human experience across vast spans of time and distance. "6500" invites us on a captivating journey through history—where every step taken reveals new wonders and stories waiting to be discovered.