1,000 year-old copper (99.5% pure) arrowhead attached to a piece of barbed bone. It was found in a melting patch of ice near Carcross in Yukon, northwestern Canada. It is one of the earliest examples of copper metallurgy ever found in the Yukon, well before any contact with Europeans. [3264 x 2448]

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Intricate details on the Armor of Henry II, King of France (reigned 1547–59) in the Met [OC] [3024 x 4032]

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A Mughal emerald and gold ring, 16-17th century CE, sold at Christie's in 2019 [700x680]

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More finds from my 200 year old house (3024x4032)

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Silk vest worn by King Charles I of England during his beheading on charges of treason in 1649 [890x900]

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The 42000-year-old remains of Mungo Man in Australia. The man was carefully buried on his back with his hands crossed in his lap, and sprinkled with red ochre, the earliest known example of such sophisticated and artistic burial practice. Next to the body were the remains of fire [1154x2631]

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In 2013, a 900-year-old crypt was uncovered in Old Dongola, in modern-day Sudan, containing 7 naturally mummified bodies and walls covered with religious inscriptions written in Greek and Sahidic Coptic. One of the mummies is believed to be that of Archbishop Georgios [1500x1496]

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Gallarus Oratory, a little stone chapel in Kerry, Ireland that may have been built either in the 12th century or the 1750's. (3264x2448)

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Abandoned WW2 Sherman Tank, Saipan [2048x1350]

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U.K. couple finds more than 260 rare gold coins during home renovations. The money pieces, which date from 1610 to 1727, are expected to fetch as much as $288,000 at auction next month [2435x4496]

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Blue porcelain vase with elephant head. China, Qing dynasty, 1736-1795 [2000x2340]

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Divers shining lights on a head of Serapis, found in the sunken Egyptian coastal town of Canopus. The full statue was once over 4 metres tall and dates to circa 200 B.C. (1080X13525)

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Inside the colorful and perfectly preserved 3225-year-old tomb of the sculptor Nakhtamun (TT 335) located in Deir el-Medina, part of the Theban Necropolis, on the west bank of the Nile, opposite to Luxor [1080x1350]

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A Roman mosaic uncovered in the streets of Stari Grad, on the island of Hvar in Croatia. (850X1133)

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A recently created 3D model of the wreck of the RMS Titanic helped find the missing megalodon tooth necklace. [1500x1000]

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A Maya mosaic mask, made of jade and shell. From Guatemala, 200–600 CE, now part of the Al Thani Collection, which was assembled by Sheikh Hamad bin Abdullah Al Thani, first cousin of the Emir of Qatar [1021x1084]

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The Predjama Castle in Slovenia has been perched in the middle of a 123 m high cliff for more than 800 years. It's the largest cave castle in the world, with a network of secret tunnels behind it that allowed the robber baron Erasmus to continue with his robberies [2448x3264]

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Olmec Jade Mask. 900-400 B.C. Mexico. Vault of the metropolitan museum of art. [1796x1841].

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The 2nd century CE Roman Barbegal watermill complex, a unique cluster of 16 waterwheels in southern France, was the first known attempt in Europe to set up an industrial-scale complex of machines. The mills had an estimated production capacity of 25 tonnes of flour per day [2015x2904]

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Portrait of two brothers; from Roman-Egypt, (1st Century AD) discovered at Hawara - Fayum. Now housed at the Egyptian Museum, Cairo, Egypt. (933x1027)

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Puppy Playing with Pheasant Feather, Painted by Yi Am(Real name is Doo Sung-ryung, 1499~ unknown) who was part of the royal of the Josun dynasty(1392~1910). Korea, early Josun era. currently in the Philadelphia Museum of Art.[1500x1061]

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Two jade cicadas. China, Han dynasty, 2nd century BC [1700x1600]

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a woman carved in sandstone 4000-5000 years ago. Found in Fivizzano, Tuscany/Italy. (1517x2056))

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2 days ago at the Penn Museum excavations at Nimrud, Iraq, archaeologists uncovered a door threshold of the Assyrian King Adad-nirari III (811-783 BCE) with a well preserved cuneiform inscription [1269x1985]

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Carving of a tanuki wearing a lotus leaf hat and cloak. Japan, 19th century [1260x1500]

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The Green Stone lying in one of the storerooms of the Temple complex in Hattusa, which was the capital of the Hittite Empire until it was destroyed around 1200 BC. The stone, which is thought to have been made from serpentinite, may have played a role in some religious cult [4000x6000]

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DNA extracted from bones and teeth in a 4600-year-old stone age burial has provided the earliest evidence for the nuclear family as a social structure. The grave which was found in Germany, consists of 2 parents and 2 sons who were buried together after being killed in a violent conflict [1080x1107]

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Breastplate Armor of Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor, 1549. (1220x1920)

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Scholars Have Decoded the World’s Oldest Sentence Written With an Alphabet. It’s a Highly Specific Warning... About Lice [1024x683]

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a triumphal arch amid the ruins of Palmyra, Syria, before it was destroyed by ISIS in 2015. (1920x1277)

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A flexible double-bladed rapier concealed in a silver ring snake sheath, made during the 19th century in Toledo, Spain [664x1326]

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In 2003 a huge library containing 84000 scrolls was found sealed up in a wall at Sakya Monastery in Tibet. They are thought to have remained untouched for hundreds of years and it is expected that they will be Buddhist scriptures, as well as literature, history, astronomy and mathematics [736x1103]

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Pre Columbian Stone Sphere from Costa Rica. 800-1500 A.D. [3635x3635].

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Camelid fiber and cotton embroidered mantle with motif of warriors holding staffs with two hanging severed heads each [detail]. Early Nazca style, Ica, Peru, ca. 1st-5th c. AD. American Museum of Natural History collection [4032x3024] [OC]. More images in comments

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In 2009, archaeologists uncovered at El Mirador in Guatemala, a 200 BC plaster panel with one of the earliest depictions of the Maya creation story. It depicts the mythical hero twins, Hunaphu and Xbalanque, swimming into the underworld to retrieve the decapitated head of their father [1320x1761]

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Napoleon’s Gold-Encrusted sword, the same sword that he used in his campaign in Egypt and during the battle of Marengo. it was last sold at auction in 2007 for $6.5 million. [1200x900],

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A lady's reception dress, with blue satin and silk brocades. Designed by Charles Frederick Worth. France, 1877-1878 [1710x2560]

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Detail of the Hercules armor of the Emperor Maximilian II of Austria. Made in 1555, it's now on display at the Kunsthistorisches museum in Vienna [1500x1174]

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Designed in the late 1770s this incredible little robot called simply The Writer, was designed and built by Swiss-born watchmaker Pierre Jaquet-Droz (more info in comment)[800x704]

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The faces of the athletes from the great Roman mosaic, found in the Baths of Caracalla in Rome, are shown in great detail. The floor mosaic adorned the exercise area. The mosaic was discovered in 1824 and is now in the Vatican Museums. [1400x1400]

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A Medieval Leather Shoe from 1300's England, Museum of London [897 X 600]

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Examples of Kawari Kabuto (exotic helmet) which were worn by Samurai in the Warring States period to be recognized and to intimidate the enemy on a battlefield (1500s-1800s) [640 × 853]

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A man's gilded leather shoes. Norfolk, England, 1893-1897 [1667x2070]

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2,600-year-old stela with 15 lines of hieroglyphic writing found in Ismailia (Egypt) [1100x1100]

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Another amazing discovery was made in Pompeii - at a collapsed ancient wall, in the so-called In the House of Chaste Lovers, two human skeletons were found. [1200x1552]

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2000 year old mosaics submerged by the Euphrates river in Zeugma, Turkey (811X997)

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The Vettweiss-Froitzheim Dice Tower. This Roman Turricula (small tower) dates from the fourth century AD. It was used to perform fair rolls on dice games. More info in the comments. [745x900]

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This body chains of linked medallions is the largest item of jewellery to survive from the Byzantine Empire. It would have been worn draped over the shoulders and around the hips. Part of the Asyut treasure from Egypt, circa 600s, now housed at the British Museum [2532x4000]

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A Neo-Assyrian limestone head of Pazuzu, King of wind demons, c. 8th-7th Century B.C. [1249 x 1129]

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The letter that Gandhi sent to Adolf Hitler in 1939. (1135X1385)

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A large Roman mosaic depicting the Greek legend of Arion, who was a famous poet of Corinth in Greece. 300 CE, located at the Villa Romana del Casale in Sicily [1080x1337]

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A detail from a drinking trough (from Uruk, 3300-3000 BC) depicting a Mudhif (a traditional reed house made by the Madan people in the marshlands of southern Iraq). And 2 other pictures showing Mudhif structures still being built in the marshlands with the same technique 5000 years later [2189x4423]

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Dating to the late 9th or early 10th century CE, the Codex Sassoon is the earliest, most complete Hebrew Bible. The codex is set to be sold by Sotheby’s for an estimated $30 million to $50 million [4661x6261]

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Around 2270 years ago, a Gallic sanctuary was erected on the site of a great battle in Northern France, where around 700 Celtic warriors are believed to have died. The headless corpses and thousands of weapons collected from the battlefield were hung from a large wooden platform [850x1126]

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The hanging pillar of the 16th century Veerabhadra temple in Lepakshi, India. Among the 70 granite pillars of the Dance Hall, there's one that doesn't touch the floor and it's possible to pass objects such as a piece of cloth from one side to the other [429x541]

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A painting of a bear from the Chauvet Caves, France 30,000 BCE [1920x1124]

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A dancer with a removable crocodile helmet from Mexico. Colima culture, 300 BC-300 AD, now on display at the Museum of fine arts in Houston [2165x2000]

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Ancient Roman faucets from Pompeii, 1st century BCE-1st century CE [1600x1200]

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The Court of the Lions at the Alhambra. Granada, Spain, Nasrid dynasty, 14th century [3931x2595]

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a Scandinavian helmet and replica (on the right) from Valsgarde in Sweden, dated to the 7th century A.D. (960x960)

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Cliff Palace is the largest cliff dwelling in North America. The structure was built by the Ancestral Puebloans between 1190-1260 CE and is located at the Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado [3011x5021]

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A Roman bronze colander from Pompeii, Italy, 1st century BCE [736x1474]

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The famous Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus (so-called “Sarcophagus of Spouse”) is an example of the outstanding craft skills of the Etruscans. The artifact was found in 1881 in the Banditaccia necropolis in Cerveteri (antique Caere). [800x585]

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A mummified dog and baboon found buried together at the tomb KV50 in the Valley of Kings. The tomb, along with KV51 and KV52, seem to have formed a burial ground for royal pets. Possibly dating to the reign of Amenhotep II (1427–1401 BC), now on display at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo [3072x4416]

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Catherine the Great's Ivory-Stocked Flintlock Pistols, ca. 1786 [4000×2728]

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An Inuit otter amulet. Engraved and pigmented ivory, c.1870-1880 [922x922]

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My picture of the burial chamber in the Tomb of Seti I on the West Bank of Luxor, circa 1279 BCE (6000x4000)

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Thor's hammer amulet, early 10th century, was just discovered in Ysby, Sweden [1200x630]

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A reconstruction of the ancient city of Caesarea Maritima as it may have appeared in its heyday, compared to its remaining ruins today. The city was built under Herod the Great during c. 22–9 BC and later became the provincial capital of Roman Judea and Roman Syria Palaestina provinces [550x637]

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A 2000-year-old Thracian chariot with horse skeletons found in the village of Karanovo, Bulgaria, in 2008 [1999x1291]

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A 3600-year-old rubber ball made by the Olmec, discovered in a bog in the archaeological site of El Manati in Mexico. The earliest archeological evidence of the use of natural rubber comes from the Olmec, who used it for making balls for the Mesoamerican ballgame [3072x2304]

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First ever drawings of the moon made by Galileo Galeili after observing it through his telescope in 1609. [1418 x 1958]

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A Moche portrait vessel from Peru. Fired clay, 100-700 CE [1630x2654]

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The Assyrian Winged Bull, 5m tall, and 40 TONS on display at the Oriental Institute Museum at the University of Chicago [640x640]

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The entrance of the Hotel Tassel, Brussels; designed by Victor Horta, 1893. Photo Alan John Ainsworth [1600 x 2401]

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9000 year old carved standing stone, found in southern Jordan. (960X872)

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Suppiluliuma II was the last known king of the New Kingdom of the Hittite Empire, ruling c. 1207–1178 BC. His statue is being protected by the eartquake aftershocks in Hatay/Turkey [2266x1488]

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One of the obelisks from Luxor Temple, now in Paris. Originally made in Egypt, 1400 BC. [3000x4460]

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The Erdapfel - The oldest surviving terrestrial globe from 1492. The globe does not include the Americas since Columbus did not return to Spain before March 1493. Found in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nurnberg, Germany. [3024 x 4032][OC]

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Figure of a European merchant. China, Qing dynasty, 1719 [2108x2800]

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British archaeologist Leonard Woolley and his wife Catherine at the moment of the discovery of pottery pipes that were used as a sewage and rainwater network in what is considered the first water drainage system in history before about 4000 BC. Ur (Mesopotamia) in 1930. [736x467]

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The buried bodies of the iconic Easter Island moai basalt statues, built by the Rapa Nui people between 1250-1500 CE, with petroglyphs carved on their back [2178x1731]

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A 8th Century CE, Chamunda sculpture, from Jajpur, Odisha, India. Now on display at the Odisha State Museum, India. (564x972)

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A Gallic bronze helmet found by archeologists in Tintignac, France, in 2004. 3rd-4th century BCE [1164x800]

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A woman’s blouse, belt, and skirt. Borum Eshoj, Jutland, Denmark (Bronze Age 1700 - 1100 BC). (933x1195)

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Madghacen is a 3rd century BCE royal Numidian mausoleum which stands near Batna city in Algeria. The stone tumulus, measuring 58.9 meters in diameter and 18.5 m high, is the oldest preserved ancient royal mausoleum in North Africa [1440x1080]

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Sighthound Armour. [3024x4032]

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An Illustration from Les faize d'Alexandre, Bruges, c.1468-1475: King Phillip of Macedon is seen peeking through a window as his wife, Queen Olympias, has sex with a dragon; this is a Medieval illustration of how Alexander the Great was conceived [615x636]

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Detail of the coat of scale armour that was presented to King Edward VII during his tour of India in 1875-76 by Bhavani Singh, Maharaja of Datia. Made of Pangolin scales, gilt copper, velvet, gold, turquoises, rubies, ivory, glass beads and pearls. Royal Collection Trust [1600x2000]

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Grand Staircase in the Palace of Knossos (2200-2000 BC), Crete. (1080X1080)

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Tree of Life mosaic from Hisham's Palace, built in the 8th century. A.D. in Jericho by the Umayyad Caliphate.(962x1202)

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Cats being instructed in the art of mouse catching by an owl, by an unknown artist of the Lombard School, c. 1700 CE [2000x1558]

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The Cannibal Hymn: Beneath a collapsed Pyramid lies the oldest complete religious text in the entire world, featuring a section where the Pharaoh cooks and eats the gods (OC, info in comments) [5761x3841]

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The golden dome ceiling of the Hall of Ambassadors at the Alcazar of Seville, done in the Mudejar style. Spain, 15th century [2400x1957]

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This is a diary of astronomical and meteorological phenomena observed during the 2nd month of the years 323-322 BCE. Written in cuneiform inscription, it records the death of Alexander the Great on the 29th day of the lunar month. The author describes Alexander simply as the king [4000x2770]

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The original wooden doors of the Roman Basilica of Saint Sabina in Rome. The doors were carved in 430-432 CE with Biblical scenes, the most famous being the first known publicly displayed depiction of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and the two thieves [666x1050]

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A beautiful Mesolithic amber figure of a bear. It washed up on a beach at Fanø in Denmark from a submerged Mesolithic settlement under the North Sea. 12500-3900 BC, now on display at the National Museum of Denmark [702x468]

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The ancient Roman city of Timgad in the Aures Mountains of Algeria. It was founded by the Emperor Trajan around 100 CE, and its ruins are noteworthy for representing one of the best extant examples of the grid plan as used in Roman town planning [1242x1516]

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A 1574 century map of Nicosia, Cyprus and the same walled city from above today [986x1473]

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Rosary made out of camp bread in Auschwitz concentration camp by Polish pianist Franciszka Studzinska between 1942 and 1943. She perished in the camp in April 1943. In collection of Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum. [665x1000]

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The horned helmet of Henry VIII, the surviving part of a full suit of armour made by Konrad Seusenhofer between 1511 and 1514. it was a gift from the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I to the English king (1024x683)

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First aid kit with 7 glass ampoules with ether, cocaine, morphine & caffeine, France 1900-1910 [3306x4494]

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A 2000-year-old giant cat geoglyph was discovered 4 months ago amid Peru's famous Nazca Lines, a UNESCO World Heritage Site [1600x1176]

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An Elamite-era golden royal armlet, known as “Arjan ring of power”, discovered in 1982 in a tomb near Behbahan, Iran. The armlet dates back to Neo-Elamite period (c. 1100-540 BCE), and is now housed at the National Museum of Iran [731x500]

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Tobacco jar shaped like a skull with snake crawling through the eye sockets. Japan, Edo period, 18th century [4000x4200]

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Skeleton Shamisen Player in Top–Hat with Dancing Monster, by the Japanese artist Kawanabe Kyosai. 1871-78 CE [2850x2168]

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Roman mosaic showing the word “HAVE”, which was a kind of antique rug in front of the door with a greeting. The object is located in Pompeii, in front of the House of Faun. [960x720]

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Samurai helmet, made and signed by Japan’s most famous metalsmith, Myochin Nobuie, 1525, Iron, leather, lacquer and silk, now housed at the Isreal museum, Jerusalem, Isreal. [564x705]

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Madam Hayward walking suit from 1899, made of sapphire blue wool and velvet, with soutache embroidery. A Century of Style: Costume and Colour 1800-1899 Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum [1024×1024]

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Doodles from 1000 years ago made by a child learning how to write Hebrew, from Egypt. (1128x825)

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Romen statue of Augustus of Prima Porta and it's original colours. 1st century AD [1920x1080]

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Byzantine Mosaic found by a Palestinian family on their olive orchard in Bureij refugee camp. 5th to 7th centuries AD, Gaza Strip. [6000x3882].

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The Lion tombs of Dedan, in Al-'Ula in Saudi Arabia, are rock-cut burial niches with over than 20 tombs. Two of them are decorated with reliefs of lions. 600-500 BCE, Lihyan Kingdom [2784x4728]

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Fragment of the Roman tent, still packed, excavated in the area of Vindolanda – a Roman camp in the north of Britain. [1024x838]

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Ancient Roman Tomb For A Dog With Translation On Comment[2268x4032]

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500,000-year-old wooden structures carved and arranged at right angles, found in a river bank in Zambia; provide evidence that people in the Stone Age would have built places to shelter. Perhaps the one of the oldest wooden artifacts known. [6000x6000].

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The back of a wooden throne from the early Iron Age (725-701 BCE), found in a tomb in Verucchio. Villanovan culture (c. 900–700 BCE), now housed at the Civic Archaeological Museum of Verucchio in Italy [768x1152]

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Dagger with gold inlay and jade handle. India, Mughal Empire, 18th century [1470x2030]

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Model of a garden, colored with blue kingfisher feathers. China, Qing dynasty, 19th century [1000x1020]

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Death on the lion - This figure once was the crowning feature of a monumental clock which originally stood in the church choir of Heilsbronn Abbey. On the hour, with a bone, Death struck the bell in the lion's neck, reminding the faithful of the transience of all earthly things. [1200x1800]

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A Roman bronze statue with inlaid eyes of blue glass, identified as a youthful Hercules. The statue, which was probably found in Tivoli in Italy, is now housed at the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek in Copenhagen. 1st century BCE-1st century CE [675x900]

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Door to the Temple of Jupiter, Lebanon [5033x6450]

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OP, Taken June 2005) Mark Twain described the monument as “the most mournful and moving piece of stone in the world', Lion of Lucerne, Switzerld, memorial commemorating fallen swiss guard in the French Revolution, [720x540]

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Field Armor of Maximilian I (1480). [960x1171]

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A 26000-year-old 8cm high male head carved of mammoth ivory, found in Dolni Vestonice in the Czech Republic [1280x720]

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Archaeologists Hagay Hamer and Oriya Amichay with one of the swords found in a cave on a cliff above the Dead Sea in Israel (Source in comment) [480x590]

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A demon who licks your toes if they hang out the bed at night – from an early-20th-century book of demons from Isfahan, in central Iran. (750×936)

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Geronimo’s Grave [3024x4032]

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Another amazing discovery was made in Pompeii. In one of the dug rooms of the house, an unopened cupboard was found, in which numerous dishes were found: glass plates, ceramic bowls and vases. Another room contained a table, a bed, and a chest. [1200x900]

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In Georgia, on the site of the former Roman fort (castellum) in Apsarus, excavations have been carried out since 2014. Recently, traces of an ancient vineyard have been discovered. [1200x787]

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Sailor made dice and box to store them in [450×458]

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