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coolartefact: Bronze sword, axe and pin found in Viking’s boat burial. Ardnamurchan, Scotland, 10th century BC Source: https://imgur.com/B5mzYGm

coolartefact: Mycenaean dagger, 16th century BCE, National Archaeological Museum, Athens. Length 16.3 cm Source: https://imgur.com/MhLiGCe

coolartefact: Ancient Greek curse against an enemy during a trial. The curse is written on a lead figurine, which was placed inside the lead container. Found in the enclosure of Aristion, dates to 420-410 BCE.Source: https://imgur.com/VC51TZc

coolartefact: Skull of a Roman solider who died during the Gallic Wars, 1st century BC. Museo Rocsen in Argentina. Source: https://imgur.com/ispht9P

coolartefact: 15th and 16th century books chained to a long metal rod in Zutphen library, Netherlands. Source: https://imgur.com/1mw1jGm

coolartefact: Celtic Hunterston Brooch, c. 700 AD Source: https://imgur.com/b4J1Otd

ELI5: What's the difference between an Ave, Rd, St, Ln, Dr, Way, Pl, Blvd etc. and how is it decided which road is what?

ELI5: When my cat sits on my touch lamp, i can use his nose as an on/off button. How does this work?

coolartefact: 1700-year-old wool tunic found in melting glacier in south Norway Source: https://imgur.com/NZLMpgK

coolartefact: Armour of Phillip II of Macedon, 4th century B.C. Source: https://imgur.com/FKXAYBx

artnouveaustyle: Attention Art Nouveau lovers in Norway, there is an exhibition in Stavanger at the Stavanger Art Museum which is highlighting the work of Frida Hansen, an amazing art nouveau textile artist. The exhibition runs until the 18th of October

coolartefact: The Tollund Man. A naturally mummified corpse of a man who lived during the 4th century B.C., Denmark. Source: https://imgur.com/oizwG9V

justagreekfilm: Greek films that draw their themes and visuals from the antiquity: Λυσιστράτη / Lysistrata (1972) by Giorgos Zervoulakos Lysistrata is based on the famous same-titled comedy by Aristophanes, featuring Tzeni Karezi in the

ohsoromanov: The Svalbard Global Seed Vault, built in 2008 by the Norwegian government as the world’s largest secure seed storage, is intended to protect thousands of varieties of essential food crops against things like nuclear disaster, disease and

a cute study abroad story from my history teacher

Marcela and Elisa, married in 1901

dduane: “A little medieval humour: Abbey of Sainte Foy, Conques, c1050. https://t.co/dwUZj0m83U” …And the best thing about this is that somebody signed off on it. You can just see the stonecarvers’ foreman saying to the abbot, “And here we’re

kingerock288: no-chill-at-all: Even The Dead Are Afraid Of A Trump Presidency Civil War 2 though

mr309k: ultrafacts: vancity604778kid: ultrafacts: eevil-sdrawkcab: ultrafacts: More Ultrafacts (Source) Ahahaha why a rock!? They use the rock as a tool to crack open clams and sometimes they play with it for fun. P.S: Not just sea otters, but

coolartefact: Babylonian clay tablet written in Akkadian, containing the oldest known cooking recipes. The tablet includes 25 recipes for stews, 21 meat stews and 4 vegetable stews. ca. 1750 BC. Source: https://imgur.com/ui025QO

coolartefact: One of the gold boxes containing the bones of Phillip II of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great, Greece, 4th cent BCE Source: https://imgur.com/rhwEaJz

coolartefact: Viking glass board game pieces from Birka, Sweden. (8th-10th century) Source: https://imgur.com/zEnjqUL

coolartefact: Votive crown of Visigothic king Reccesvinth, part of the treasure of Gaurrazar, 7th century Source: https://imgur.com/re6niu7

coolartefact: 9th century graffiti made by a Viking named Halvdan in Hagia Sophia (Turkey) Source: https://imgur.com/lt5A0cy

coolartefact: Byzantine glass vessels, 3rd-5th century Source: https://imgur.com/jFdLH6F

allthingseurope: Glencoe, Scotland (by Ben Green)

Want to cheat off my exam? Sure, take a look.

coolartefact: Remains of sunken city Pavlopetri - the oldest submerged archeological town site. Greece, 5,000 years old Source: https://imgur.com/L1e4LxW

coolartefact: Viking swords at Bergen Museum Source: https://imgur.com/QlZZdAc

coolartefact: Small gold sheet in the form of a tripartite shrine from Mycenae, Grave Circle A, possibly Minoan craftsmanship, 16th cent BCE, Athens National Archaeological Museum Source: https://imgur.com/PhZ6e6K

fyeahastropics: The California Nebula(via APOD; Image Credit & Copyright: Farmakopoulos Antonis ) What’s California doing in space? Drifting through the Orion Arm of the spiral Milky Way Galaxy, this cosmic cloud by chance echoes the

textualdeviance: junosunderland: radicalmuscle: thatspartanchick: running-raspberry: habitualrogue: Source Dude I can’t even walk in a strait line Whoa One of my favourite things is when two or more people are in motion side-by-side and they

textualdeviance: micdotcom: Watch: George Carlin spoke the truth about pro-lifers in 1996 — and it’s still being proven today. George had his problematic aspects, but some of his speaking truth to power just blows your hair back. As much now

textualdeviance: seamallister: rayredspider: These exchanges between a bigot named Brendan Sullivan, and a heroic troll named Robert Graves, will be the best thing you read all day, I promise. This guy needs an award.And the other guy needs one,

That time when Spain didn't exist

incorrectgreekmyths: damn it, poseidon, control your cats

illogicalrabbit: thesherlockedboffin: sabinmoon: hazelxfaerie: im-inlovewithahockeyplayer: Everyone needs this on their dash from time to time wait omg this is adorable This is a TV show in Canada, called Battle of the Blades, where hockey stars

evergod: The Sirens, 1892John Longstaff, Australian, 1861-1941

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worldhistoryfacts: Silver Carolingian pot unearthed in Scotland, part of a trove of one million.

compoundchem: This Week in Chemistry: Preventing marble statue weathering, further progress towards hydrogen fusion, and more! Links: http://goo.gl/WeJRV5

coolartefact: Stag Hunt, mosaic floor by the artist Gnosis from the House of Helen, Pella, Greece ~325-300 B.C. Source: https://imgur.com/hcgYEdC

coolartefact: New Acropolis Museum…built above working excavations and at the foot of the Acropolis, this building beautifully respects its ancient roots. Source: https://imgur.com/UrKUvwr

furyoffirestorm: missusalmighty: pantheris: rattlecat: rikkipoynter: digg: this tip tho!!!!!!!! I need to try this for trips I only bring a carry-on to. I use to do this all the time in the military. Just forgot how to over time o.o I wish I’d

Opium soaked tampons, voodoo elixirs and leeches: welcome to New Orleans' Pharmacy Museum

tours4funblog: It’s true that glaciers and volcanoes abound. Yes, the coastline is teeming with bird cliffs and black sand beaches. And without a doubt, there are thermal springs galore. But no matter how you look at it, no natural wonder in Iceland

roachpatrol: rhube: BABIES!!! so the best thing about this is that bobcats, like just about every feline besides lions and domestic cats, are pretty solitary. they don’t really have friends. they aren’t really equipped to make friends. domestic

The raiders return to Mercia: From shoes to a child's skate, exhibits show lives of the Vikings in Shropshre | Culture24

23 Emotions people feel, but can’t explain

blktauna: sizvideos: Sometimes cats can be jerks! - Full video Whats this “sometimes”?

coolartefact: The Romans left over one hundred of these dodecahedrons across Europe, but we can only speculate their purpose. Source: https://imgur.com/uzp6DVE

coolartefact: Mastemyr chest. 1000 years ago some Viking lost in the lake his chest with axes, sawdrills, chisels, knives, awls and 200 other objects. Gotland. Source: https://imgur.com/j5thuOL

spaceexplorationphotography: Hubble Ultra-Deep Field. 10,000 Galaxies each with ~100 Billion starsSource: https://imgur.com/UGFrESa

allthingseurope: Luxembourg City (by Thomas Hesse)

coolartefact: Ceremonial Chair (The Elgin Throne), Greek, 400 - 300 B.C., marble Source: https://imgur.com/4AvnB6i

coolartefact: Helmet on display in the Olympia Archaeological Museum, Peloponnese - Greece, c. 4th century BCSource: https://imgur.com/xlYV6v1

audreylovesparis: Lavender doors in Dijon, France

coolartefact: Napoleon’s hat which just sold for Ū.3 million at auction. It is one of 19 surviving hats owned by Napoleon. Source: https://imgur.com/U4njSov

the-future-now: These are amazing — and shockingly accurate. Did you know there’s a “Bechdel test” for female scientist biographies? Follow @the-future-now

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