davesearbymason:

another amazing statue form the British Museum

http://www.britishmuseum.org/

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*want*

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kvetchlandia:

Winter and Pond     Inside Tlingit Chief Klart-Peech’s Plank House, Chilkat, Alaska     1895

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dymondstarr:

herbs

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derkreisel:

bloodyantlers:

Roman bridge outside Mosul, Iraq. 1920s. 

Win

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reblog-if-spn:

Reblog if you would continue watching Supernatural if Dean and Castiel became a canon couple

If you would stop watching, reblog this post.

This is an experiment to test the effects of this relationship on the viewing audience.

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theoddmentemporium:

Human Head Encased in an Iron Cage

It’s been a while since I posted anything quite so macabre as this but the image of a group of boys making this grim discovery as they played in the sands at Hempstead, L.I., in the mid-1930s, had a grim allure for some reason. Perhaps because of its links with the golden age of piracy. 

According to Corbis Images the cage is ‘evidence of an early pirates’ torture device,’ namely, gibbeting. In the earliest recorded examples of gibbeting from the 17th century, the criminal would be bound in the metal cage and hung from a scaffold until they died of starvation, and it was a popular method of execution for piracy, highwaymen, murderers, and… sheep stealers. The positioning of such a structure next to public roads served as a warning to other potential criminals that they too might suffer the same fate.

anarchy-is-coming:

Archaeology Time

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