Natasja Athertonflipped into Everything HistoryJapan Boeing Camouflaged Its Factories During WWII (by Building Fake Cities on Top of Them) nationalinterest.org - Warfare History Network Through clever visual trickery, vital West Coast warplane plants were made invisible to prying enemy aerial eyes.Key Point: These amazing villages …
Natasja Athertonflipped into CreativeSasquatch The Most Famous Mythical Creature of Every Country in the World — Illustrated boardingarea.com - The Gate The Sasquatch. Baba Yaga. Curupira. They are all bizarre creatures who have been widely claimed to exist — although nobody has delivered proof. This …
Natasja Athertonflipped into CreativeGhost Stories The author of one of the internet's scariest stories explains why it's so satisfyingly unsettling for horror fans Insider - Lindsay Dodgson Certain ghost stories really haunt you, according to a moderator of Reddit's horror bubble r/nosleep — a place on the internet where people post …
Natasja Athertonflipped into CreativeArt 20 Famous Paintings From Western Art History Any Art Lover Should Know verified_publisherMy Modern Met - Margherita ColeSince the emergence of the Italian Renaissance, the history of western art began a fascinating course through different stylistic genres. While 15th-century painting focused on portraying the ideal, the...
Natasja Athertonflipped into Everything HistoryEmory University Is This Inscribed Stone a Notorious Forgery—or the Answer to America’s Oldest Mystery? verified_publisherNational Geographic - By Andrew Lawler and Mark ThiessenScholars will take a fresh look at the authenticity of a rock purporting to reveal the fate of the Lost Colony of Roanoke Island. On a fall morning in 1937, an Emory University geologist was walking down...
Natasja Athertonflipped into Everything HistoryTobacco A Tale of Two Pipes - Archaeology Magazine archaeology.org - BENJAMIN LEONARD Two pipes unearthed at Indigenous sites in central and southeastern Washington—one dating to before contact with Europeans, and the other used after …
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