19th-century Photography of Ancient Greece illustrates approximately 200 nineteenth- and early twentieth-century photographs of ancient Greek and Roman architecture. Focusing on Greece, Asia Minor, the Aegean islands, Cyprus, South Italy, and Sicily, these images belong to the Getty Research Institute's Gary Edwards Collection. The majority of the photographs are of Athens, particularly the Athenian Acropolis. In addition, separate pages of this website are devoted to ancient monuments elsewhere in Athens, selected site views in Greece and throughout the Mediterranean, and ancient sculpture. Each page is organized according to location and monument.

If you like ancient art and sepia toned prints, this is the site to check out.

You know, it’s not something that I ever really thought about. At pagan festivals, you’ve got people dancing and drumming. What about the disabled pagan? Shouldn’t he or she get to take place in rituals as well?

After all, there’s no reason why a missing limb or what have you should mean missing out on ritual.

And here’s a pretty interesting article about it.