Fleeting Wonders: A 2,000-Year-Old Tree Swaps Sexes

Fleeting Wonders: A 2,000-Year-Old Tree Swaps Sexes

The Sisters Who Started A Smithsonian Museum (Part 1)

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Did-You-Kno: To Set Up The Treasure Hunt, Preiss Traveled To 12 Locations In The Us To Secretly Bury A Dozen Ceramic Casques. Each Casque Contains A Small Key That Could Be Redeemed For One Of 12 Jewels Preiss Kept In A Safe Deposit Box In New York.

Search For Secret Chambers In King Tut's Tomb Begins

Found: 22 Ancient Shipwrecks In One Archipelago

Did-You-Kno:in 1996, A 3-Year-Old Boy Who Fell Into A Zoo Enclosure Was Rescued By A Gorilla. With Her Baby On Her Back, Binti Jua Picked Up The Unconscious Boy, Protected Him From Other Animals, And Cradled Him In Her Arms Until He Was Rescued. Source

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Archaicwonder: Achilles Drags Hector: Black-Figure Hydria C. 510 Bc Greek Vase-Painters Often Used Subjects From Homer’s Great Epics The Iliad And The Odyssey In Their Work. On This Hydria - A Vessel With Three Handles For Carrying Water - The Attic

Cracked: If You Build It, They Will Have To Come Watch You Get To Play With It.19 Ridiculously Elaborate Things Created By Insane Fans

Techcrunch: 3Dphotoworks Is A Project That Aims To Bring The “World’s Greatest Art” To The Blind. The Team, Led By John Olson Wants To Convert Famous Paintings Into Digitally Sculpted Objects That Blind People Can Touch And Experience.“To Blind

Gaia-Is-Beautiful: Statue Of Apollo Ancient Greek God, Athens, Greece By Kostasbrillakis See The Artist’s Work At Http://Ift.tt/1Lvz5N4 Photo By K. Brillakis

Object Of Intrigue: The Prosthetic Iron Hand Of A 16Th-Century Knight

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