thebrainscoop: Mesolite sphere; a silicate mineral that forms in incredibly delicate, needle-like structures. That’s some impressive geology right there. (at The Field Museum)

thebrainscoop: Mesolite sphere; a silicate mineral that forms in incredibly delicate, needle-like structures. That’s some impressive geology right there. (at The Field Museum)

Shifting Sand Dunes Reveal Large Bronze Age Settlement

Rosalind Franklin (1920-1958): The Overlooked Mother Of Dna

Bellafayegarden: Chateau De Al Mothe-Chandeniers, France

Missed In History: Katharine Dexter Mccormick

Stuffmomnevertoldyou: Todayinhistory: December 10Th 1815: Ada Lovelace Born On This Day In 1815, British Mathematician Ada Lovelace Was Born In London. Born Ada Gordon (She Later Married William King, Earl Of Lovelace) She Was The Daughter Of Famed

Warpaintpeggy: Incredible Dresses In Art (87/∞)Queen Margherita By Pasquale Di Criscito This Dress Survives. See It, And A Photograph Of The Queen Wearing It, Here.

Nightshadezombie: I Think I Sprained Something Reblogging This So Damn Fast.

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Hadrian6: Jason And The Golden Fleece. 1830S. Bertel Thorvaldsen. Danish 1770-1844. Marble. Http://Hadrian6.Tumblr.com

Fuckyeaharchaeology: Hellenistic Gold Wreaths In Ancient Greece, Wreath Crowns Were Given As Prizes To The Victors Of Athletic And Artistic Competitions. The Wreaths Were Often Made From The Branches Of Laurel, Myrtle, Oak, And Olive Trees. These Trees

Micdotcom: The Geminid Meteor Shower Is Back And Will Peak On Sunday And Monday This Week. It’s Supposed To Be One Of The Most Promising Events Of The Year With Roughly 50 Shooting Stars An Hour. How, When And Where To Watch The Spectacular Event.

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