In Vodoun the familiar spirit is known as the Ti Bon Ange or “little good angel”. This spirit is housed in a lidded jar draped with beads, and made offerings to maintain its energy. This concept can be translated for our purposes by use

In Vodoun the familiar spirit is known as the Ti Bon Ange or “little good angel”. This spirit is housed in a lidded jar draped with beads, and made offerings to maintain its energy. This concept can be translated for our purposes by use

This Little Piggy&Amp;Hellip; Wtf!

Hydriads Are More Commonly Known As Naiads In The Traditional Folklore. They Are Nymphs Who Live Near Running Natural Water Sources. Prime Examples Of Their Habitats Are Streams, Lakes, And Rivers. Like The Other Nymphs To Whom They Are Related, Hydriads

Men Waiting In Line For An Opportunity At A Job During The Depression, 1930

Human Egg Emerging From The Ovary

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&Amp;Ldquo;Poveglia Island Is One Of Many Islands Located Between Venice And Lido In The Venetian Lagoon&Amp;Hellip; The Soil Of The Island Combined With The Charred Remains Of The Bodies Dumped There Creating A Thick Layer Of Sticky Ash. The Core Of The Island

After Succumbing To A Fever Of Some Sort In 1705, Irish Woman Margorie Mccall Was Hastily Buried To Prevent The Spread Of Whatever Had Done Her In. Margorie Was Buried With A Valuable Ring, Which Her Husband Had Been Unable To Remove Due To Swelling.

The Ica Stones Are A Collection Of Andesite Stones That Contain What Are Alleged To Be Ancient Depictions Of Dinosaurs And Advanced Technology. Beginning In The 1930S, The Father Of Dr. Javier Cabrera, Cultural Anthropologist For Ica, Peru, Discovered

Lower Half Of John Torrington Of The Franklin Expedition, Buried In Permafrost In 1846, Uncovered For Forensic Study In Modern Day. His Clothing And Skin Are Almost Totally Undamaged! Amazing After 250 Yrs!

Durham Cathedral Cemetery, Durham, England

Mongolia In Color, 1913. A Mongolian Woman Sentenced To Starvation Death.

Wax Anatomical Model Of A Female Showing Internal Organs, Florence, Italy, 1818 | Credits: Science Museum, London

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