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The Dead Sea Scrolls: Discover the Secrets of the Bible’s Oldest and Strangest Texts

about 16 hours ago

The appearance of the Dead Sea Scrolls was the most important document...

An Animated Introduction to the Antikythera Mechanism: The World’s First Analog Computer from Ancient Greece

about 17 hours ago

From TED-Ed comes an animated introduction to the Antikythera Mechanism, an ancient...

Ten Lost Roman Wonders: The World’s Longest Tunnel, Tallest Dam, Widest-Spanning Bridge & More

1 day ago

Apart from a few bridges that still work, the infrastructural achievements of...

David Lynch Being a Madman for a Relentless 8 Minutes and 30 Seconds

1 day ago

Madman or visionary? A little of both? A genius? A brand? A...

The Untold Story of Bauhaus Women: The Avant-Garde Artists Who Helped Shape Modernism

5 days ago

It doesn’t take too long a look at the almost surrealistically clean-lined...

How This Skyscraper Ruined Paris, and Why They’re Now Trying to Make It Invisible

6 days ago

The playwright Tristan Bernard is said to have eaten lunch at the...

Watch All of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Performed on Original Baroque Instruments

6 days ago

Antonio Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons reigns as one of the world’s most...

How Brunelleschi Engineered Florence’s Iconic Dome

7 days ago

No one who travels to Florence can help seeing the dome of...

Jack Kerouac Lists 9 Essentials for Writing Spontaneous Prose

7 days ago

Image by  Tom Palumbo, via Wikimedia Commons Jack Kerouac wants you to...

Were the Egyptian Pyramids Not Built Up, But Carved Down?: A Bold New Theory Explains Their Construction

8 days ago

We know more or less everything we could possibly know about ancient...

Rare Video: Vince Guaraldi’s First Televised Performance of “Linus and Lucy” (1964)

8 days ago

In 1964—a year before the release of A Charlie Brown Christmas—Vince Guaraldi...

Why Some People Think in Words, While Others Think in Pictures & Feelings

9 days ago

The age of social media has shown humanity a fair few truths...