Seven levels of nourishment: village feast, #Kyrgyzstan. #EdenWalk

For #WorldPhotoDay, here’s a history of photography at the Museum, from early experiments in the 1840s to today blog.britishmuseum.org/photography-at…

Happy #WorldPhotoDay In 1906 Lt. Sharpe took photos of Stonehenge from a balloon, First ever aerial pics of Stonehenge

Urban AF! Early #Morning #coffee in Downtown #Vancouver Comic store, game store and archery class at Lykopis Archery

On our way to archery class at Lykopis Archery in Vancouver! Custom arrows and break down bow in my back pack #urban #adventure #arrow

Awesome Class tonight at Lykopis Archery City of Vancouver World Archery #GameOfThrones next! #love my #archery #adventure

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King of England Richard III died #onthisday in 1485 at the Battle of Bosworth. His supporters wore boar-shaped badges like this

After 4,800 miles, Paul Salopek reaches Milestone 49, in the Pamir Mountains, Tajikistan nationalgeographic.org/projects/out-o…

This piece of homework was handed in over 3,300 years ago by a student in ancient Mesopotamia! #firstdayofschool ow.ly/QHkD30eTAEv

Deposits of coal in an underwater Mexican cave known as the Ancestors Chamber have been connected to bonfires archaeology.org/issues/269-170…

Magnificent photo of the Milky Way seen through the ceiling of the Karnak temple complex egypttoday.com/Article/9/2236… photo courtesy George Geo

Photo of the Day: Winter Wave on.natgeo.com/2f5ksgX

FIRST LOOK AT THE NEW #TOMBRAIDER MOVIE!!!

And Heritage food too irishtimes.com/news/science/f… The Heritage Council UCD Archaeology, Dublin campagne restaurant sue nunn

"From day one we begin bumping into the Silk Road’s new silk: hydrocarbons." Paul Salopek walks through Central Asia nationalgeographic.org/projects/out-o… @NatGeoMag

The paradox of Islamic extremism today is that the historical caliphate that jihadists so desperately wish to resurrect would likely repel them. At the height of its power, the medieval Muslim world flourished because it was tolerant, open, inquiring. nationalgeographic.org/projects/out-o…