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Ali Suefi was a skilled archaeologist from Lahun. Ali oversaw Egyptian workforces working on excavations across Egypt from 1891 to 1924. Flinders Petrie considered Ali as a colleague, yet still called him ‘my best lad’ and his name rarely appears in official reports.
Iridescent pools of water blanket the naturally formed, rust-colored rock at Iran’s Badab-e Surt
Defining the Demonic: A French compendium of all things diabolical from the 1800s
via @PublicDomainRev https://t.co/vyBYaOZWi8
Paleoartists tend to "under-feather" drawings of dinosaurs based on fossils. Here's how swans would look if given the same treatment.
Here's how a baboon skeleton might be interpreted by paleoartists who had never seen one
Browse this collection of posters from old horror films https://t.co/TMnuOuULk9
Sex, drugs, and broomsticks: The origins of the iconic witch https://t.co/BhGL1kWeVH
Sex, drugs, and broomsticks: The origins of the iconic witch https://t.co/DPVKGg41jq
"Spy vs. Spy" was the subversive brainchild of an exiled Cuban illustrator https://t.co/jn8F3Slksq
The scientist who thinks he found proof of a parallel dimension https://t.co/So8P70PhXl [sponsored by @Netflix]