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guardian: Tragedy of Darryl Hunt: how an exonerated man came to take his own lifeBefore he left the courthouse in 2004, Hunt turned toward Evelyn Jefferson, the mother of the deceased, his voice warbling with emotion, and told her: “I feel the pain

scishow: Why Do We Have Butt Hair?You’ve asked. Now we’re answering.

scishow: Have you ever wondered why your face turns red when you’re angry? Check out this SciShow Quick Question to learn why!

archaicwonder: The Code of Gortyna, Crete The Code of Gortyna preserves the ancient legal system of Crete that was so admired by Plato and it served as a model for the constitutions of Sparta and Athens. It seems to have been carved in the late sixth

wired: Photos of space are everywhere online. Their beauty is dazzling, showing a universe awash in color and light. But if you’re a skeptic, you’ve likely wondered whether it all truly looks like that in real life.Michael Benson took data from

archaicwonder: Celtic Gold Stater of the Aulerci Diablintes, Gaul, 1st Century BC/ADOn the obverse is Apollo wearing a laurel wreath. On the reverse is a chariot pulled by a man-headed horse (androcephalic). A vexillum (flag-like object) is suspended

goldisblood: Doubts about the Origin of Norway Source: Thornews The common opinion is that the name Norway means “the northern route” or “the way northward”. – This is not correct, says Professor Michael Schulte at the University of Agder.

goldisblood: Why Did the Viking Trading Town of Kaupang Totally Disappear? Source: Thornews The first trading towns in Scandinavia were established at the same time as the first Viking raids took place on the British Isles and the continent: Birka

goldisblood: The Kalevala: at the root of Finland Source: Expat-Finland It is said “to know the heart of Finns, you must read The Kalevala”. First published in 1835, The Kalevala is Finland’s national epic and draws from a rich oral tradition

fuckyeaharchaeology: British Bronze Buckle found in Danish Viking BurialA small gilt bronze buckle used to hold petticoats together was found buried with its female owner in a Viking burial in Denmark. It is a rare find for Denmark, as the buckle

did-you-kno: After Cambodian Aki Ra’s parents were killed by the Khmer Rouge, they made him a child soldier and forced him to set up landmines. He later devoted his life to removing landmines, collecting and defusing over 50,000 of them with

fuckyeaharchaeology: Denisovan DNA found in Modern Pacific IslandersGenetic studies have revealed that sequences of Neanderthal DNA and significant amounts of Denisovan DNA have been found in the genomes of the native inhabitants of the Pacific Islands

Bear bone discovery re-writes human history in Ireland

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. [800x700]Source: http://i.imgur.com/j5thuOL.jpg

3,400-year-old beads found in Scandinavian graves were made by King Tut's glassmaker in Amarna

coolartefact: Neo-Assyrian Amethyst Vase, 8th Century BCE. [530x563]Source: http://i.imgur.com/gYdWEJ5.jpg

coolartefact: Reticulated ball, China, 19th century. [1500x1400]Source: http://i.imgur.com/ROzF0OA.jpg

mymodernmet: Photos Taken 100 Years Ago Capture Rare Look at Paris in Color

bpod-mrc: Apatite for Destruction The enamel on our teeth formed before we were born, built by ameloblasts into a complex mineral structure that’s harder than steel. But these enamel architects perished long before we ate our first meal – leaving

section1rules: smatter: menalaus: thesilvenar: no I refuse to accept this as true Why are they clapping like he just got a spare bowling instead of just committing an act of witchcraft WTH?

A pigeon pollution patrol is flying around London wearing tiny backpacks

weirdvintage: Norman Rockwell illustrated this cover of the Saturday Evening Post for the May 1, 1920 edition, featuring a couple getting cozy with a Ouijia Board. At a time when men and women needed to conduct themselves with decorum together, the

coolartefact: Greek Helmets [1024X681]Source: https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2247/2256113206_5e8760f45f_b.jpg

Respect yourself

moomindeco: Budapest

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Goths vs. Greeks: Epic Ancient Battle Revealed in Newfound Text

coolchicksfromhistory: Mary Bartelme (1866-1954)The daughter of Alsatian immigrants, Mary trained as a teacher and taught for several years before enrolling at Northwestern University School of Law in 1892. She graduated in 1894 as the only woman

spaceexplorationphotography: A Phoenix Aurora Over Iceland.Source: http://i.imgur.com/qWUMhQc.jpg

coolartefact: Stairs in the Palace of Knossos, the oldest palace in Europe, dating back to 1900 B.C. with perhaps the earliest settlement in 7000 B.C. Crete [3000x2800]Source: http://i.imgur.com/vyX9Z9A.jpg

Beautiful Century

20 Out Of This World Facts About The Universe That Will Sweep You Off Your Feet

theprndl: “you sure thats the right word?”“yeah im sure”“okay print it”

silenceforthesoul: Wright Barker - Circe, c. 1889

painting-archives: “Åsgårdsreien” by Peter Nicolai Arbo, 1872

sarakipin: Six of Swords

coolartefact: World’s Oldest Cheese Found on Chinese Mummy [575x424]Source: http://i.livescience.com/images/i/000/063/196/i02/cheese-mummy.jpg?1393630874

neurosciencestuff: Best to sleep on it: brain activity patterns during sleep consolidate memoryWhy does sleeping on it help? This is the question tackled by new research at the University of Bristol, which reveals how brain activity during sleep sorts

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coolartefact: Jade shield, Mixtec [700x459]Source: http://i.imgur.com/GykKL28.jpg

maudelynn: Victorian “coach cover” earrings – detachable orbs known as coach covers were used to disguise diamond earrings during the daytime or while traveling.via https://www.facebook.com/nerdhistoryshit

did-you-kno: This GIF fools your brain because the spinning dancer is a silhouette, which has no visual cues to give you a perception of depth. Without light and shadow, there is no clear distinction between which side of her body is closer to

Lee Mack on London - Live at the Apollo - BBC

michaelmoonsbookshop: 19th century leather bound books with marbled pages edges

Vasco da Gama shipwreck discovered off Oman coast

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sciteachers: Shockingly accurate.

guardian: Young female boxers pack a punch in Pakistan For the past six months about a dozen young women, aged eight to 17, have been attending the Pak Shaheen boxing club in Karachi to practice their jabs, hooks and upper cuts in the hope of one day

humanoidhistory: “A 7,000-year-old man from the Mesolithic Period had blue eyes and dark skin.” (Yahoo)

theverge: Sony’s Future Lab just unveiled the Interactive Tabletop, a projector that turns any flat surface into a screen for light to play on.

cracked: The 20 Most Improbable Things That Ever Happened

did-you-kno: There’s a theme park in China that has a 4D cremation simulation experience in hopes that people will make better life choices before they die. Visitors lie in coffins on a conveyor belt and are taken to a fake incinerator, then

did-you-kno: Graham crackers and Kellogg’s Corn Flakes were invented so you would stop masturbating. Their inventors both believed that eating bland foods would suppress sexual desires and ‘unhealthy’ urges. Source

compoundchem: This Week in Chemistry: Plastic-eating bacteria, noodly carbon, new hydrogen bond insights and more! http://goo.gl/vQAewl

macrolit: On this day (14 March) in 1887 Sylvia Beach, owner of the Paris-based bookstore Shakespeare and Co., was born in Baltimore. Beach moved to Paris at the age of 14 when her father, a Presbyterian minister, was sent to France. She fell in love

tundrakatiebean: 2jam4u: maeamian: porkrolleggandsarah: teamcoco: WATCH: Terry Crews Isn’t Afraid To Rock The Man-Purse I fucking love Terry Crews. He’s been so outspoken about toxic masculinity and it just gives me so much hope FYI not once

Historical Artefact

girlhuman94: GREAT FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE OF HISTORY: Zitkala-Sa Zitkala-Ša (1876–1938) (Dakota: pronounced zitkála-ša, which translates to “Red Bird”), also known by the missionary-given name Gertrude Simmons Bonnin, was a Sioux (Yankton Dakota)

allthingseurope: Lago di Como, Italy (by Rita Crane Photography)

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