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The Serpent d’Océan is an extraordinary мetal sculpture located on the Saint-Breʋin-les-Pins Ƅeach, a sмall French town located at the edge of the Loire estuary which connects to the …
A Giant Twisting Serpent Skeleton Eмerges Froм The Loire Riʋer In France Read More
Baker Street in London is the world’s oldest underground station. Opened on 10 January 1863 as part of the Metropolitan Railway, Baker Street was home to the launch of a …
Baker Street in London is the world’s oldest underground station. The brilliant engineering mind of Sir John Fowler shaped its design. Read More
Everything You Didn’t Want To Know About Using The Toilet In The Medieval Period From archaic toilet paper to moats made of feces, using the bathroom in the Middle Ages …
How were toilet systems designed and built in the castles of medieval Europe? Read More
This is troopship Queen Elisabeth. Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary were used as troop transports during the Second World War. Their high speeds allowed them to outrun hazards, principally …
Crowded ship bringing American troops back to New York harbor after V-Day, 1945 Read More
The Codex Gigas, also known as the Devil’s Bible, is famous for three reasons: it is the largest illuminated medieval manuscript in the world, it is so perfectly and uniformly …
The Codex Gigas, also known as the Devil’s Bible Read More
The necropolis in Varna, a cemetery from 4,660–4,450 BC on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, is home to the oldest gold objects that are now known to exist. The Necropolis …
The “Oldest Gold Of Humanity” Was Buried 6,500 Years Ago In The Varna Necropolis Read More
People think that the Mayans might have created QR codes thousands of years before we could even scan them. The theory came after footage surfaced of a supposed Mayan statue …
People Think The Mayans Created QR Codes 3,000 Years Ago Read More
Moses’ parting of the Red Sea may not have been a miracle after all Meteorological phenomena could be behind the parting of the Red Sea, which allowed Moses to help …
How Did Moses Part the Red Sea? Read More
THE BAIGONG PIPES ARE FOUND on almost any list of “Out of Place Artifacts” — anachronistic objects that seem to defy explanation. Local legend speculates that Mt. Baigong in the …
THE BAIGONG PIPES ARE FOUND on almost any list of “Out of Place Artifacts” — anachronistic objects that seem to defy explanation. Read More
The majority of evidence from ancient Egypt comes from funerary monuments and burials of royalty, of the elite, and, for the Late period, of animals; relatively little is known of …
The world of the dead Read More