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The oldest bridge in Europe that's still in use
Mycenaean Bridge of Arkadiko. The oldest bridge in Europe that is still used, with a length of 22 m., Width 5.6 m. and height 4...
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Modesty (1752) — Antonio Corradini
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Nymphs Dancing to Pan’s Flute (1920) — Joseph...
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Mesoamerica, 1519 — No Steel, No Firearms, No...
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PrayStation 5 — the Church That Looks Like...
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Girl: God Wants Me Healthy, Wealthy, and Comfortable....
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In Ancient Greece, Slaves Were Not Allowed to...
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Billy the Kid Looked Like the Kind of...
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Female Rulers Are MORE Likely Than Men to...
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Fall Wishlist for the Roman-Era Standards Girlie
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I Have Offended God and Mankind by Doing...
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I Aim for the Stars, but I Keep...
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The Three Levels of Knowledge — People Who...
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The Pearls of Aphrodite — Herbert James Draper,...
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Britain Invents ‘Soccer’, Abandons It, Mocks America for...
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A Nymph in the Forest — John Collier,...
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The Eclipse of the Sun in Venice, July...
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Historical Figure: Doesn’t Sleep With 200 Women. Historians:...
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Me Trying to Leave Rome — All Roads...
9gods Mythology and History Memes - Page 157 of 246 - Daily mythology and history memes on Greek, Egyptian, and Norse gods, legendary creatures, ancient civilizations, and classic stories.
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Get in, loser, we're going raiding
Oseberg ship – the best preserved ship from viking era. Norway, 9th century.
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How do I get a boy to like me?
Girl: How do I get a boy to like me? Mom: Treat him like a king. Boy meets girl. Girl decapitates boy in a guillotine
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Samurai Tours
A Group of Samurai in front of Egypt’s Sphinx, 1864.
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Crashing wave appears to show the face of Poseidon
The stunning images show a face with a crown in the crest the 30ft wave as it smashed into the shore in France during the...
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How short was Napoleon?
Myth: Napoleon was very short. Reality: The French Emperor was around 1.7 meters tall (average for the time, but not that short.) Super Tall 1.7m...
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Frappe, Greece's Beloved Ice Coffee Features In Part 1 Of The Context Of The Civilization Series – Greek City Times
Frothy, tasty and the perfect hit of coffee, it is Greece's beloved Frappe.
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Greek states when fighting a common enemy
Handshake: Greek states when fighting a common enemy. Also Greek states: Thoroughly washing that same hand.
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The Vienna Athena statue
The Vienna Athena statue, depicting her breastplate with a central applique of Medusa. The Austrian Parliament Building The building’s most famous features is the Pallas...
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UncategorisedGreat Chain of The Golden Horn: Constantinople’s Impenetrable Barrier
For all large capital cities in ancient and modern history, protection was one of the major survival strategies. And what historical capital was bigger than...
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The Erotic Art of Ancient Greece and Rome
Rarely does L.P. Hartley’s dictum that “the past is a foreign country” hold more firmly than in the area of sexuality in classical art. Erotic...
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