Keeping up with the Vikings: The hierarchy of social order in Norse Culture
Loopholes were small slits in castle walls that let archers fire arrows
Haniwa: funerary objects built for the Japanese elite during the 4th to 7th centuries
Hogbacks: stone carved Viking monuments generally accepted as grave markers
John Kay was a caricaturist who made caricatures of all public figures in Scotland during the 18th century
A sunken island on the Danube River, once a strategically important location with a thriving community
Rothschilds House: The government used it to store part of the national art collections during WWII
Influential writer William Burroughs accidentally shot and killed his wife while demonstrating his “William Tell act”
Tips for buying sunken treasure coins
Before the development of photography, the Portrait miniature was highly popular in introducing people to each other over distances
