If Weimar is the obvious treasure of the region, the town that speaks to me is the little capital of Thuringia, Erfurt, which still possesses some of that DDR approach to historic towns, somehow both dusty and garish.
Gamasutra John Harris noted its "tremendous variety" in gameplay from a Track & Field remake to outrunning a missile barrage as rare for 2D platformers, and commented that "it is obvious that Treasure poured their hearts into this game".
Southern Italy had previously claimed pride as one of the earliest centers of Jewish learning in Europe, making it an obvious location for such treasures.
The lineae are like Xs on a treasure map, obvious places to look for life, and begging to be explored.
Llewelyn Hall said Windsor was a genuine national treasure, an obvious person to add to his gallery of Great Britons, which already includes portraits of Lily Cole, Michael Palin, Amy Winehouse and the Queen – "she was even chattier," he recalled.
But as we parse the disclosures for larger lessons, here is one that should not be overlooked: The price we are paying for that misbegotten war goes beyond the obvious waste of blood and treasure.
As striking as Mr. Pei's architecture, however, was the obvious subtext of the collection, whose treasures range from Iraqi ceramics to Spanish silk curtains and Indian jewelry.
On loan from the Samsung Museum of Art in Seoul, South Korea, the set is, for obvious reasons, registered as a national treasure.
The best female lead prize will go to one of Marion Cotillard (The Immigrant), Rinko Kikuchi Kumiko (The Treasure Hunter), Julianne Moore (Still Alice, Jenny Slatee (Obvious Child) and Tilda Swinton (Only Lovers Left Alive).
This being England, the obvious answer was to make him a national treasure.
