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40,000-Year-Old Symbols Found in Caves Worldwide May Be the Earliest Written Language
about 5 hours ago
We may take it for granted that the earliest writing systems developed...
How a 19th Century Scientist Created Incredibly Realistic 3D Models of the Moon (1874)
about 6 hours ago
At the moment, there’s no better way to see anything in space...
When Michelangelo Created Artistic Designs for Military Fortifications to Protect Florence (1529–1530)
1 day ago
Michelangelo was born in the Republic of Florence, with the talent of…...
Albert Einstein Gives a Speech Praising Immigrants’ Contributions to America (1939)
1 day ago
There have been many times in American history when celebrations of the...
Everything That Went Wrong During The Wizard of Oz’s Seriously Troubled Production
2 days ago
The Wizard of Oz is now showing at Las Vegas’ Sphere. Or...
Leonardo Da Vinci’s To-Do List from 1490: The Plan of a Renaissance Man
2 days ago
Most people’s to-do lists are, almost by definition, pretty dull, filled with...
The Horrifying Paintings of Francis Bacon
5 days ago
Mention Francis Bacon, and you sometimes have to clarify which one you...
The Earliest Known Appearance of the F‑Word (1310)
6 days ago
Photo by Paul Booth You value decorum, propriety, eloquence, you treasure le...
The Technology That Brought Down Medieval Castles and Changed the Middle Ages
6 days ago
Civilization moved past the use of castles long ago, but their imagery...
How Erik Satie Invented Modern Music: A Visual Explanation
7 days ago
Once you hear Erik Satie’s Gymnopédie No. 1, you never forget it....
Browse Thousands of Free Vintage Cocktail Recipes Online (1705–1951)
7 days ago
Where do the hipster mixologists of Tokyo, Mexico City and Brooklyn take...
The Advanced Technology of Ancient Rome: Automatic Doors, Water Clocks, Vending Machines & More
8 days ago
Ancient Rome never had an industrial revolution. Granted, certain historians have objected...