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Viking throne craft made in Finland

Viking throne craft made in Finland - Perfect for John

The wives of Henry VIII infographic

Henry VIII & his wives ~ finally and exhaustively! All we have to add is that these three Queens were relatives ( Boleyn, Howard, Parr), all these three could be beheaded (Parr was very close to execution and murder), all these three were, probably, the most beloved wives of Henry VIII of England.

Vintage Children Photos

Vintage Child 1934

Child 1934

Archaeological Discoveries

The 7 Most Terrifying Archaeological Discoveries

The 7 Most Terrifying Archaeological Discoveries |Vikings

the bed is made up and ready for someone to use it

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A Viking bed in Lofotr Viking Museum, Norway

an info sheet describing the different types of aircrafts

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Wounds from the battlefield: What Richard’s remains revealed about war-scarred king

an old family tree with pictures of people

The Tudor Monarch: Tudor Family Tree

an old painting of a man with a beard wearing a fur coat and white feathers

The Tudors as we've never seen them before

After seven years' research, the National Portrait Gallery has revealed what the Tudor monarchs really looked like – and it's fascinating, says Alastair Smart

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several different types of metal buttons on a gray background with the same color and pattern

Viking shields

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Viking female kaftan by Nille Glaesel

an image of a man with a beard wearing a red hat and black clothes, in a painting

"This is the earliest and only individual portrait of a black African to have survived from the late middle ages and the Renaissance (1500s). He has a mustache and a forked beard, and his black hair is largely covered by an orange bonnet with a turned-up brim on which there is a gold or silver pilgrim’s badge of Our Lady of Halle, a town near Brussels that became a place of pilgrimage frequented by the Habsburg rulers of the Low Countries." (unknown source)

an ancient mask is shown in black and white

Medieval Artifacts

Viking Gargoyle Animal heads like this 11th century carving can be found throughout Ireland and England and display the powerful artistic contribution of the Viking culture to these countries. The animal depicted is most likely a wolf, now vanished from these regions, but at one time an important animal in Celtic-Norse iconography.

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