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Australian soldiers dragging the wounded to the blockhouse following the first battle of Passchendale, October 12, 1917 No More Brother Wars
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TRR Presents | Britain's Lost & Living Pubs - Wapping (Episode 1)
Starring Vinnie Sullivan & Luke Uncaged
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Starring Vinnie Sullivan & Luke Uncaged
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Good news, dog lovers. Cultured Canines, our collaboration with
@ksiazkiewicz_a
and Attic Black, will remain on display until 6 March 2022. That's more than four extra months to join us in exploring the history and mythology of different dog breeds. @AshmoleanMuseum
@ksiazkiewicz_a
and Attic Black, will remain on display until 6 March 2022. That's more than four extra months to join us in exploring the history and mythology of different dog breeds. @AshmoleanMuseum
These are the flooded ruins at Angkor.
This is an extremely important archaeological site in South-East Asia.
Angkor Archaeological Park holds the remains of the different capitals from the Khmer Empire ranging from the 9th to the 15th century. https://t.me/AnAmazingWorld
This is an extremely important archaeological site in South-East Asia.
Angkor Archaeological Park holds the remains of the different capitals from the Khmer Empire ranging from the 9th to the 15th century. https://t.me/AnAmazingWorld
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A functioning Roman sewer otherwise known as a “Cloaca” still in use 2000 years later.
Aqua Svlis, (Roman Bath) in Somerset, England.
Aqua Svlis, (Roman Bath) in Somerset, England.
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Samson's Youth, 1891 Painting by Leon Joseph Florentin Bonnat
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French officer enforces funeral etiquette during a military funeral march (WW1) 🇫🇷
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