Apothecary to go.

Apothecary to go.

Ancient Egyptian Prosthetic Foot Piece.

Africa | Healer Or Diviner&Amp;Rsquo;S Calabash. Mambila Culture (Nigeria, Cameroon). Ca. 19Th To Early 20Th Century | Calabash, Wickerwork, Wood, Shell, Horn, Bone, Other Natural Materials

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Urban Legend: Two College Roommates Were Complete Opposites, One Studied While The Other Liked To Party.it Was About 2 A.m. When Mary Got Back. She Snuck In And Grabbed Her Keys, Leaving The Lights Off, Not Wanting To Wake Her Roommate. The Next Morning

Deadly Shark Attack

Absolutely Nothing Creepier Than Dolls&Amp;Hellip;Nothing!

Spoookyscary

The Creepiest Gumball Machine. Some More Fun!

The &Amp;Ldquo;Bridge Of Death&Amp;Rdquo;. In The Night Of 26. April 1986 When Reactor 4 Exploded, The Residents Of Pripyat Heard The Explosion And Wanted To Know What Was Going On, So They Went To This Bridge, Where They Could Have A Good Look At The Reactor.

Maidens&Amp;Rsquo; Garlands Were Made From Paper, Ribbons, Fragments Of Best Frocks, Silk And Shells And Usually Had A Centrepiece Made From Paper Cut Into The Shape Of A Glove, Kerchief Or Collar, Sometimes With A Written Epitaph. They Symbolised The Young

This Is A Maya Stone Carving From Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico. After Careful Review, Many Believe It Is A Detailed Representation Of A Space Vehicle- With Many Recognizable Parallels To Our Own Space Shuttle, Such As The Position Of The Astronaut. While

Back In The 1950S A Medieval Skeleton Was Found In England With Metal Spikes Through Its Shoulders, Heart And Ankles. It Was Believed To Be A ‘Deviant Burial’, Where People Considered The ‘Dangerous Dead’, Such As Vampires, Were Interred To Prevent

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