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Right Arm replied to the article Triumphal Arches, aka Ianuae Magicae: bridge portals between places, or regular structures?.Mine is a pic of the frequencies of the Solfeggio method. Solfège - Wikipedia But yes, your pic of the overlay I see everywhere, from... -
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NNekro replied to the article 16th century Tartarian King Tartarrax ruled Quivira Regnum in North America.Hello all, I find it odd that the map of that expedition of 1540 has states and borders that I didnt think existed yet. Even if you look...
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KorbenDallas posted the article The Papal Tiara, the Keys of Saint Peter and Christian Kings. Where is Christianity? in Vatican.Sometimes we run into things that have no reasonable explanation when we consider the official narrative. In this case we have a book... -
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The Adventures of UlyssesHere Nausicaa is called Inaco, who in Greek myth is a male and doesn't appear in Odysseus' adventure (Inachus - Wikipedia) -
Faculty and Students of Rush Medical College in the ruins of the college. 1871Never mind the sole hidden hand sort of guy. There are lots of weirdness in that photograph. Weird beards. A hand seemingly missing a body...
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Faculty and Students of Rush Medical College in the ruins of the college. 1871I wonder what the young gent with his right hand in his coat on the right was thinking... -
1871 Chicago. Men stand amid the rubble at LaSalle Street and Washington StreetAnyone have any insights into what the hidden hand / hand in jacket is really about?
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1871 Chicago. The undamaged O'Leary cottage, near the origin point of the fireThat sure makes a lot of sense...
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1871 Chicago. Men stand amid the rubble at LaSalle Street and Washington StreetMeet the controllers...
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The Augsburg Book of MiraclesAn illuminated manuscript made in Augsburg in Germany in the 16th century -
Old Istanbul aka Byzantium aka Constantinople aka Tsargrad PhotosOur main purpose is to create an Archive of Old Istanbul Photographs -
The Ryerson and Burnham Art and Architecture ArchivesThe archives contain a wide range of media, including photographs, architectural drawings, etc. -
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The Issue with Great Tartary by Fomenko and NosovskiyHow the delicate and civilized Europe escaped from Great Tartary