Lumpsucker, found in the freezing waters of Arctic, North Atlantic, and North Pacific. It swims at depths of 1,700 m (5,600ft)4yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/TheDepthsBelow
Rotring mechanical pencil (0.5 mm) has served me well for last 18 years of daily use, and will so in future too4yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/BuyItForLife
Eulagisca gigantea, found in the antarctic ocean at a depth of 520-670 M4yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/TheDepthsBelow
My pair of Parker Vector fountain pens with me for the last 18 years, aged to a super-smooth writing experience4yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/BuyItForLife
Katar dagger, 1700s. India, Mughal. Iron handle with gold inlay; steel blade; wooden sheath with velvet cover, brass boss, iron tip with gold inlay. [4782x7458]4yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Seal with Two-Horned Bull and Inscription c. 2000 BC Pakistan, Indus Valley civilization [3400x3134]4yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Presenting the Goliath Tiger Fish (with my favourite presenter Jeremy Wade)4yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/TheDepthsBelow
An annotated aerial photograph of South Mumbai, with major areas and buildings marked3yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/india
Head of Alexander the Great, 3rd Century BC, Greece, Alexandria, Hellenistic [2564 × 3400]4yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
A Multi-use tool with 14 tool functions. Nuremberg (Germany) around 1560 - 1570 [652 x887]4yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Now asking people to not burst crackers during diwali to control pollution is against hinduism3yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/atheismindia
My Parker 45, was given to me as a parting gift by a senior colleague about 10 years back, he had used it for close to 30 years4yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/fountainpens
Anthropomorph, c. 1500 - 1000 BC, India, anthropomorphs such as this are a fine example of work of art from the first millennium BC and have an abstract formal appeal, but the meaning and function remains mysterious [3400x2488]4yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Axe found in the grave of a chieftain or high-status warrior in Mammen, Denmark. It is made of both silver and gold and was buried between 970-71 AD. [680 × 340]4yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Rotring mechanical pencil (0.5 mm) has served me well for last 18 years of daily use, and will so in future too4yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/mechanicalpencils
Last week's haul: 25 books for ~4800 and some of them long time on my reading list too5yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/india
What would bakchods call people living in the asteroid belt in the future?5yr ⋅ jatadharius ⋅ r/bakchodi
