Tregastel Castle (Chateau de Costaeres) - France [See details in comment]1yr ⋅ Longjumping-Ad9665 ⋅ r/castles
Los Angeles Here's a home in LA that was built in 1925. The early photo was taken in '25 shortly after it's construction. It was mentioned that this home was renovated in 1938.1yr ⋅ Longjumping-Ad9665 ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
A Japanese diver has been entrusted to oversee one of Japan’s Shinto shrines, which is located beneath the surface of Japan’s Tateyama Bay. Over the decades, he became best friends with one of the marine creatures who live around the shrine, an Asian sheepshead wrasse named Yoriko1yr ⋅ Longjumping-Ad9665 ⋅ r/animalsdoingstuff
The curly hair which is still preserved, of a Egyptian Pharaoh queen who died at the age of 60 in 3500 years ago.1yr ⋅ Longjumping-Ad9665 ⋅ r/AncientCivilizations
In the 1800s, wealthy British landowners commissioned exaggerated paintings of their livestock as a symbol of wealth and status. Often, the animals were painted with large rectangular bodies1yr ⋅ Longjumping-Ad9665 ⋅ r/AncientCivilizations
An incredible 4,500 year old (!) ancient Egyptian tunic. The Egyptian Museum, Cairo1yr ⋅ Longjumping-Ad9665 ⋅ r/AncientCivilizations
Scientist mournfully holds the body of a 4-year-old child who died in his mother's lap when Mount Vesuvius erupted in Pompeii in 79 AD 😢1yr ⋅ Longjumping-Ad9665 ⋅ r/ancienthistory
