The most wishlisted game on Steam, gamers everywhere can't wait to get their hands on it... and guess who got her name on the credits... :)

#ManorLords

Transformation-costume.
How to change from formal clothing to sports wear in no time, using the same costume, 1929.

Nationaal Archief / Spaarnestad Photo
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The internet strikes again

My fellow history obsessed gamers, you're going to love this game, I promise.
But I'm also excited that this game is already wanted by so many people.
Once more we're reminded of the fact that the public loves historically accurate games, give us more :)

I can't wait!

If I lived nearby I'd so be checking this out, regularly, and perhaps learn how to do pottery myself.

His dentists identified his teeth in 1945. That identification has since been confirmed by multiple forensic experts. Hitler demonstrably died in 1945. Don’t believe everything you see on TV.

Yeah!
Don't call Hatch a pet, he worked for a living!
Also, he still was a good boy.

I'll never get enough of new Pompeii discoveries and it always makes me jealous because we don't have a nice late medieval city in Northern Europe that was also covered by ash for centuries for us to dig up.
Sorry medieval ancestors.

Wat do I think about this you ask?

I think that our old pal HoaxEye found an interesting article about this topic:

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Good morning #Berlin & Beyond!

Word of the day: POLENTE (cops/pigs/fuzz) = a 19th-century word used by Berliners when referring to members of local law enforcement. Or what you would have often heard shouted in the streets surrounding Alexanderplatz, Ostbahnhof or Moritzplatz.…

Good boy.

Power house mechanic working on steam pump.
Early 1920s, by photographer Lewis Hine.
Although it was a posed photograph, it worked out really well.

Tastefully themed cat condo...
Too soon, too soon.

10.04.1943 | 11 y/o Jopie Rosenberg from Zevenaar, while on his way to Vught concentration camp, sent a postcard to Teun Geurds, the father of his friend Harry. Teun Geurds is a shoemaker in #Zevenaar , where Jopie's parents had a butcher shop. Jopie was murdered in Sobibor.👇🏼1/4

'Great Barrier Reef discovery overturns belief Aboriginal Australians did not make pottery, archaeologists say

Paper dates 82 pottery pieces found in single dig site at between 3,000 and 2,000 years old'
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In Britain this is considered a regular sized teapot ;)

9th March 1933: A large kettle attracts the attention of a young visitor to an exhibition at the Crystal Palace, south London.

Viola Smith, doing some first class drumming back in the day: