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kitmarlowe:great tv recommendations: horrible histories↳ “The past is no longer a mystery welcome to

ancientjewels:Meroitic period Nubian gold ring in the form of a snake; 40 BCE - 114 CE. From the col

thevintagearab:Colossi from Tabo. National Museum. Khartoum, Sudan

perpulchra:Crown of Margaret of York, made in London before 1461.

thesoulfunkybrother:1965. Martin Luther KING Jr.

museum-of-artifacts:Crown of Byzantine emperor Constantine IX Monomachos, circa 1042

kitaab-e-dil:mekaneamosmekane:Bosnia | 1995A soldier returns home as the only survivor of his Muslim

artifakts:Gold ring, serpent coiled in a spiral with emerald eyesRoman, 1st century BC - 2nd century

randombeautysls:Dance Theater of Harlem was the first black classical ballet company. Its founder, A

ancientpeoples:Nephrite jade and gold combChina, Eastern Han dynasty (25–220 AD 5 x 7.5 cm (2 x 3in)

north-kane:“Seasons Greetings”This photo was taken earlier tonight by a protestor in Fer

teflonly:this day in horrible history ↳ 29 May 1660 AD ‘Oak Apple Day’ - Restoration of the monarchy

NEW MAP: Europe 278: Probus’ Restoration of Gaul (summer 278) https://buff.ly/3tokd5h After becoming

reginaldthomasphotography:8/8/15From Baltimore 2 Ferguson: One year since Mike Brown’s murder

kingjaffejoffer:Photos from Slate

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gemma-antiqua:A collection of Ancient Roman rings, found on Christie’s.Top left: Amethyst intaglio r

black lives matter! yesterday in chicago. photo by lawrence agyei

nimiana:alt = “and embarassing browser histories”Dead Romans Society by chelidon

America’s fifty states have a lot in common, but if their internet search histories are any indicati

beta-sheratan:themysteryoftheunknownuniverse:iafayettes:genderviscera:alwaysbewoke:STOLEN!This is fr

kitmarlowe:10 days of assembled idiots: day six↳ favourite larry character - bob hale

thestandrewknot:Queen Victoria Eugenia of Spain’s Diamond and Pearl Tiara, by Cartier (1920).

renaissance-art:Often worn by fashion conscious men, hat badges were a popular form of jewelry durin

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