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fuckyeahgreece: Milos, Plaka

coolartefact: Teracotta figurine of Aphrodite removing her sandal (late 4th-early 1st BCE century). Pella Museum, Greece Source: https://imgur.com/MZQ9H0o

coolartefact: Samurai helmet (kabuko) shaped like an octopus. About 18th century, Japan. (x-post /r/museum)Source: https://imgur.com/a8cke6c

archaicwonder: Amarna Period Egyptian Beaded Broad Collar Necklace, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, C. 1353-1335 BCWith faience and brass beads. Amarna Period rulers like Akhenaten and Nefertiti are frequently shown wearing broad collar type of necklaces.

theancientworld: The Mold CapeMaterial: GoldBronze Age, about 1900-1600 BC From Mold, Flintshire, North WalesThe British MuseumThe cape is thought to have formed part of a ceremonial dress, perhaps with religious connections. The cape was within a Bronze

wapiti3: Meroe trip at White River: beyond Fazoql in the south of the Kingdom of Sennar, has Syouah and five other oases, made in the years 1819, 1820, 1821 and 1822: accompanied by geographical maps, boards representing the monuments of these regions.

archaicwonder: Greek Nomos from Lokroi Epizephyrioi, Bruttium, C. 400-350 BCObverse: Laureate head of Zeus right; thunderbolt behind. Reverse: Eagle flying left, holding a hare in its talons. Lokroi Epizephyrioi or Locris Epizephyrii, meaning “The

historical-nonfiction: Unlike most of the temples of Cambodia’s famous Angkor, Ta Prohm has been largely left to the clutches of the living jungle.

decoratedskin: mediocre-latinist: classwaru: “I’ve seen a ton on the facebooks about “thanking veterans for their service.” As a veteran let me just be very straightforward and honest with you. We didn’t “serve our country”; we don’t

cat-overload: Adorable eyes / via

coolartefact: A red Jolly Roger flag, a sign pirates would give no quarter (spare no one alive). Captured 1780 by the British Navy. Source: https://imgur.com/9PiOYi1

coolartefact: Elite norse helmet. Vendel period (pre-Viking), 7th century AD, Sweden Source: https://imgur.com/FuW9MJ2

coolartefact: Viking carved ship’s head. Oseberg, 9th century AD Source: https://imgur.com/V2RkNI9

allthingseurope: Chateau de Belcayre, France (by Steven House)

coolartefact: Greek Armour Source: https://imgur.com/KTdFxIY

aperhapshand: vimandvigour: blog-girl-on-film: Travis Fimmel by Amanda Demme Brother from another mother. God he’s so hot and such an incredible actor. Can he play Walt Whitman in the bio pic they now are required to make? Unf.

coolartefact: The oldest water clock (or “clepsydra”) known, the Egyptian “hourglass of Karnak,” dating to around 1400 BC Source: https://imgur.com/qDHWJ9Y

visitheworld: The tomb of the persian king Cyrus the Great at Pasargadae, Iran (by moocatmoocat).

nemfrog: Temple of Zeus, Nemea, Greece. Fifth century B.C. History of Art: Ancient Art. 1921.

theverge: Nissan’s self-parking office chair is here to make your Monday better

greek-highlights: Ancient Theater of Epidaurus…Greece by tgeorgakopoulos

v-ersacrum: Head of Alexander the Great, known as Alexandre Guimet, c.300 b.c.

fuckyeaharchaeology: A photo of the Piraeus Athena and Artemis, which were discovered “embracing” in situ during the excavation of the city of Piraeus in July 1959. (Photo: Archive of the Archaeological Society at Athens)

History & Mythology

coolartefact: Gold, decorative diadem, 625-600 BCE, Greek Source: https://imgur.com/Fxp7DDZ

compoundchem: This Week in Chemistry: A step closer to adaptive camouflage, a verdict on the cause of the Tianjin explosion last year, and more! http://goo.gl/mbi5Qv

archaicwonder: A Rare Coin Showing Two Aspects of Aphrodite, The Goddess of LoveThis extremely rare stater of King Pnytagoras of Cyprus came from the ancient city of Salamis and was minted circa 350-331 BC. The obverse shows the draped bust of Cypriote

Effort to unlock secrets of 3,700-year-old woman 'Ava'

guardian: Women considered better coders – but only if they hide their genderWhen a group of computer science students decided to study the way that gender bias plays out in software development communities, they assumed that coders would be prejudiced

coolartefact: Viking axe from Mammen Source: https://imgur.com/GpyC8A9

History & Mythology

did-you-kno: The US National Archives has a coloring book of retro patents that you can download for free. Get it hereSource

nec-dextrorsum-nec-sinistrorsum: Gian Lorenzo BerniniApollo and Daphne1622-25

intothecellar: Hippolyte Flandrin. Young Man by the Sea. 1836.

loeilballon: Musée Gustave Moreau - The StudiosAlthough the museum is quite small, the collections are incredibly rich because every wall is covered with Moreau’s beautiful paintings. As if this extraordinary pieces weren’t enough (and really everything

isabelladibrienne: Gustave Moreau “The Unicorns” 1885.

scribe4haxan: The Apparition (1876-77) ~ Gustave Moreau[TLH 2nd Version]

scribe4haxan: Salome Dancing Before Herod, 1874-76 ~ Gustave Moreau

jwwaterhouse9: John William Waterhouse - Awakening of Adonis

thatgothgurl: William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Dante and Virgil in Hell (1850)

cincopation: Beauty a short video by Rino Stefano Tagliafierro animates a trove of mainly 19th-century Academic paintings into a pretty hypnotic flow.

saveflowers1: Art by John Waterhouse (1892) - “Circe.”

pre-raphaelisme: The Priestess of Bacchus by John William Godward, 1898.

pre-raphaelisme: The Siren by John William Waterhouse, 1900.

pre-raphaelisme: The Mirror by John William Godward, 1899.

pre-raphaelisme: Diana, Chasseresse by Jules Joseph Lefebvre

pre-raphaelisme: La Walkyrie en sentinelle by Edward Robert Hughes

pre-raphaelisme: Athenais by John William Godward

pre-raphaelisme: Mischief and Repose by John William Godward

pre-raphaelisme: The Bath of Psyche by Frederic Lord Leighton, 1890.

pre-raphaelisme: Sir Galahad by George Frederic Watts, 1862.

pre-raphaelisme: Crenaia, the nymph of the Dargle by Frederic Lord Leighton, 1880.

pre-raphaelisme: The Priestess by John William Godward, 1895

pre-raphaelisme: The Hostage by Edmund Blair Leighton, 1912

pre-raphaelisme: The Tambourine Girl by John William Godward, 1906

pre-raphaelisme: Midsummer by Albert Joseph Moore, 1887.

pre-raphaelisme: The Naiad by John William Waterhouse

pre-raphaelisme: The Spirit of the Summit by Frederic Lord Leighton

biblioboard: Once again, the librarian and graphic design squad at BiblioBoard have teamed up to deliver you Valentines! Happy Valentine’s Day from us! Enjoy, book lovers. Print them out and share the love here!

fyeahastropics: Stars and Globules in the Running Chicken Nebula(via APOD; Image Credit & Copyright: Martin Pugh ) The eggs from this gigantic chicken may form into stars. The featured emission nebula, shown in scientifically assigned colors,

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