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Prince Charles as Robin Hood
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The Statue of Liberty's face be like
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Sisyphus's To-Do List
Sisyphus's To-Do List. From The New Yorker
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If time machines do not exist, how did Patrick Bruel end up in a fourteenth-century manuscript?
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Roman head of Medusa Gorgon from the 1st century AD in the Xanten Archaeological Museum
The most charming Medusa Gorgon in the world is kept in the Archaeological Museum of Xanten, Germany. The work of Roman craftsmen of the 1st century AD. In Rome, the head of Medusa was used as a talisman against evil spells
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What an enormous fly!
Still life with a carafe of wine, a loaf of bread and small fish. Oil on panel. Georg Flegel, 1637.
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"You look wonderful, darling!" "Thank you, and you're a perfect picture yourself!"
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Can Anyone Explain Why This Holy Infant from an Eighteenth-Century Ecuadorian Polychrome Sculpture Looks Exactly Like Mark Zuckerberg?
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Human footprints from White Sands National Park in New Mexico
Human footprints from White Sands National Park in New Mexico. Left 21,000 to 23,000 years ago. But judging by the photo, it is hard to say that a barefoot way of life spared the makers of these prints from flat feet.
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Hat styles from Charles VII to 1899 on an illustrated chart
Learning our hat styles. If only to criticise costume films with some authority
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