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archaicwonder: Bucholie Castle (formerly Lambaborg, home of the Viking pirate Sweyn Asleifsson), Freswick Bay, Caithness, ScotlandAround 1140, a fortress called Lambaborg was first built on this site by Sweyn Asleifsson the notorious Viking pirate

did-you-kno: Prague’s Old Jewish Cemetery is actually a 3-centuries-old collection of burial layers. It was never big enough to meet the town’s needs, so new cemeteries were built right on top of old ones to leave the dead undisturbed, with

design-is-fine: Auguste Toulmouche, Dans la Bibliothèque, 1872. Oil on canvas. France. Source

historyoftheancientworld: Head of a young barbaric leader. Found inside of the theatre of Dionysus, 2nd century AD. Acropolis Museum. Photo by Nikos Daniilidis.

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coolartefact: 8th Century Viking artifact - Silver horse [500x423]Source: http://i.imgur.com/i56BhFg.jpg

did-you-kno: did-you-kno:Ravens imitate a number of sounds, and they can be extremely accurate. Their voices are able to mimic the deep, resonant tone of a man, or the higher-pitched tone of a woman. They often sound so insanely human that it’s hard

n-a-s-a: Fox Fur Nebula, different angle

maggielovesotters: bumhol: alunaes: I never wanna stop watching this video Wow! I love the fluffy little otter! Thanks for sharing @friendly-little-otter

cracked: If that doesn’t sound so bad to you, like if you don’t live next to any octopus tanks, well, just know that they can move around pretty good on land, too. In captivity, they apparently leap out of their tanks all the freaking time, at

wilwheaton: neil-gaiman: msflamingo: Peter Freuchen and his second wife Dagmar Freuchen-Gale, in a photo taken by Irving Penn in 1947. Freuchen is a top candidate for the Most Interesting Man in the World. Standing six feet seven inches, Freuchen

best-shower-thoughts: Instead of buying your child all the things you never had, Teach them the things you were never taught. / cr

best-shower-thoughts: I’m not anti-social, I’m pro mind your own damn business. / cr

bobbycaputo: Portraits of Cats Shaking Themselves Clean Photographed by Carli Davidson

sumayaj-blog: Science Because the Islamic religion requires the believers to pray 5 times a day, at specific position of the sun, the study of the sky became extremely important to the Muslims. Then around the time of the Golden Age, they began to study

worldhistoryfacts: Song Dynasty paper money (China). The Song (960-1200s CE) had the most sophisticated economic system of their time, including paper money, banks, and complex systems of credit.

coolartefact: Flint axe discovered by fishermen near Waterford Ireland, may be oldest Irish artefact [852x478]Source: https://www.irishtimes.com/polopoly_fs/1.2463455.1449854284!/image/image.jpg

coolartefact: Italian Devil Automaton, 15th or 16th Century [894x1921]Source: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/59/Arte_lombarda%2C_automa%2C_xvi-xvii_sec._02.JPG

newyorker: This week, Bob Mankoff responds to a letter from a six-year-old girl who thinks the rules of the cartoon Caption Contest are unfair.Watch more videos from “The Cartoon Lounge” series.

fuckyeahgreece: Red gate, Astypalea by Marie Therese Magnan Via Flickr: Red iron gate and dramatic sky in Astypalea island, Dodecanese, Greece

did-you-kno: There’s a reason Pop-Tarts come in pairs. Before the tarts were a household name, Kellogg’s cut their machinery budget in half by doubling the amount in each package. By the time they became a popular food, people were used to

techcrunch: The Virtuix Omni is a 轛 device that allows you to walk through virtual reality while wearing a VR headset. It all starts by getting strapped into the harness safeguard thing while wearing special low friction shoes. It’s not actually

chaosophia218: Basilius Valentinus - Twelve Keys of Basil Valentine, 1599.The Twelve Keys are twelve steps in the overall Alchemical Process. Some of these illustrations are allegorical overviews of the practice while others are specific to the task

Orson Welles Hosted a NASA Documentary About Aliens in the '70s and It Is Amazing

kailasanath: Goddess CāmuṇḍāA form of Goddess Mahā-Kālī Sandstone, Madhya Pradesh Central India, Candelā Period, circa 10th Century CE

heaveninawildflower: Dance card (ivory, mother-of-pearl, and gilt metal) still bearing faint traces of names. Mid-nineteenth century. French - used in America. Image and text courtesy MFA Boston.

Statuettes of ancient Egyptian gods unearthed in Delta

did-you-kno: For Kinfolk Magazine’s Adrenaline issue, photographer Aaron Tilley and designer Kyle Bean created images to induce the unsettling moment of anticipation that occurs when something potentially bad is about to happen.From the article

theverge: Daylight saving time is hot garbage.

english-idylls: Moat and Castle in Autumn by Matt Gibson.

fuckyeahgreece: Windmills, Astypalea by Marie Therese Magnan Via Flickr: Red-roofed windmills on the edge of water. Hora, Astypalaia island, Dodecanese, Greece

design-is-fine: Writing / Painting casket, 19th century. Burlwood, mother-of-pearl and silvered metal. Containing a writing surface with 3 compartments with writing utensils. Painting equipment. Vienna. Source

allthingseurope: Chambord, France (by Paucal)

Work Continues on the Antikythera Shipwreck

did-you-kno:Abraham de Moivre, known for his textbook on probability theory, predicted his own death. He became more lethargic as he aged, and noticed he was sleeping an extra 15 minutes each night. He calculated that he’d die on the day his additional

coolartefact: Glass fountain made in USSR for 1939 New York World’s Fair [465 x 640]Source: http://i.imgur.com/N7dDpDM.jpg

lilyadoreparis: Le Jardin des Tuileries, 113 Rue de Rivoli, Paris 1er

hawaiiancoconut: Architecture in Le Marais, Paris.

This 9-Year-Old From Bhopal Runs A Library To Educate Slum Kids

museum-of-artifacts: Plague doctor mask, Germany, c. 16th century. As protection against the disease doctors wore a leather gown with a wrap and a mask. Herbs or sponges soaked with vinegar were put into a beak-like protrusion in order to filter

itscolossal: Theatrically Composed Scenes Highlight Human’s Impact on Earth

Non-utilitarian bronze weapons discovered by archaeologists in Oman

Medieval village unearthed beneath new motorway in Scotland

notinthehistorybooks: Canadian Women hockey teams, 1900-1925From top to bottom: The Hardisty Girls Hockey Team, 1900; Wetaskiwin Girl’s Hockey Team, 1905; The Victorias, 1915; Olds Women’s Hockey Team, 1921; Red Deer Amazon’s Hockey Team 1928 and

cracked: Charles de Gaulle was the leader of the French resistance in World War II, founder of the French Fifth Republic and one of the most notorious presidents in the history of France (if not the most notorious). Oh, and there were 31 recorded

laughingsquid: Creative Dad Teaches His 10-Year Old Daughter How to Design and Cast a Pewter Ring for Herself

archaicwonder: Saxon Iron Helmet, 6th-8th Century AD Anglo-Saxon helmets, as well as Danish and Viking ones, had a conical shape in order to protect the wearer’s head by deflecting direct blows. The most expensive ones, used by kings and nobles, were

did-you-kno:Source Another weirdly amazing piece of nature: the llareta shrubs in the Atacama Desert

collectorsweekly: Our Pungent History: Sweat, Perfume, and the Scent of Death

archaicwonder: Minoan Sheet Gold Ornament with Profiles of Sphinxes, C. 1850-1550 BC

cat-overload: When you’re just too tired to care about where you fall asleep / via

neurosciencestuff: (Image caption: Hippocampal neurons are expressing a protein (in red) that allows one to control neuronal activity with a beam of light. The researchers thus direct the activation of neurons (in green, image on the right). Credit:

artdecodude: artdecodude: The Carbide & Carbon Building in Chicago, Illinois. Now known as the Hard Rock Hotel. Most pictures make this building look black & gold but as you can see here is it a dark green. The building was designed to mimic

did-you-kno: Oysters make pearls so they can feel better. When a grain of sand or debris gets stuck in their bodies, they ease the pain and irritation by coating it with multiple layers of nacre, the mineral that lines the inside of their shells,

worldhistoryfacts: Still visible Trench lines and shell craters from World War I, Beaumont Hamel, France.

buzzgifs:They see me rolling. / via

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