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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 23 Feb 1999.
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Archeology Project

Archeology Project

alt.ascii-art · 1 message · 23 Feb 1999
dah...@adnc.com 23 Feb 1999 00:00 · raw headers · report
Hi folks.

I'm working on an archeology/history project for a virtual world named
MicroMUSE. (You can telnet to it at guest.musenet.org and then login as
guest, or you can visit the webpage at http://www.musenet.org if you
want to read about it.)

I would like to incorporate some ascii art into the project as well as
written text. Unfortunately, I am a lousy ascii artist. Would anyone be
interested in creating some pictures for the project? The main part of
the project will be a "dig" in the Middle East, but I would like some
"artifacts"from all over the world.

My wish list is long, but I know I can't have it all. But if you have
anything or would like to make anything.....well, I promise to credit
the artists. The general screen size people work with is 80 characters
across and 23 lines down. Strictly black and white pictures.

Okay, my wish list:

Egypt:
King Tut's Death Mask
Egyptian Sphinx
Bust of Nefertiti
The Eye of Re
The Rosetta Stone

Fossils
Trilobites
Saber Tooth Tiger
Dinosaur Skeleton


MesoAmerica
Olmec Colossal Head
Olmec Were-Jaguar Statue
Quetzalcoatl
Mayan Glyphs
Mayan Calendar

India
Buddha
Dancing Ganesha

North America
Kachina Dolls
Navajo Blanket
Dreamcatcher
Totem poles

Europe
Etruscan/Greek/Roman Pottery or Statuary
Celtic Lyre



Of course, I welcome additional "artifacts"that you might have or want
to make. Please label drawings with names that include the cultures out
of which they come. If you're a history buff and want to send along
additional information on whatever you've created, I would love to
include it.

Thanks in advance for any help. If you have questions or comments, you
can reach me at puc...@musenet.org or you can often find me online in
MicroMUSE.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Lisa Silverman
aka Puck

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