The practicality of the people of the past is sometimes frightening.

The photo shows the bones of people of the 15th century. Archaeologists believe that they were taken out of the graves to free up space in the cemetery. Well, so that the material does not disappear, the bones were used in the construction of St. John's Church in Belgium.

Meet one-eyed Pete.

The photo was taken in 1890. But does the disease make the kitten less cute?

Jane Mansfield has repeatedly appeared on the pages of Playboy magazine and, along with Marilyn Monroe, was one of the sex symbols of the 1950s, 1960s.

The bride goes to church from the house in which the bomb hit after the airstrike.

London, 1940

Two parakeets sitting on the fence of Johnstown, ideological community religious organizations "Temple of the Peoples", where more than 900 members of this sect conquered suicide, 1978.

The bombing of the Finnish capital Helsinki by Soviet aircraft.

November 30, 1939, Soviet-Finnish War

This day in history is the coronation of Elizabeth II.

It happened on June 2 already in 1953. At that time, Elizabeth was 27. Now, the cheerful old lady is 96, and she doesn't even think about giving up. We wish the Queen a long life.

Freddie Mercury, 1987. In the photo there is his most beloved cat Delilah (white with spots). He dedicated a song to her in the last album released during his lifetime ("Innuendo").

Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard? Or maybe a pig trial is better?

Unfortunately, this seemingly ridiculous statement has too sad a story. In the Middle Ages, there were cases when a pig ate a small child left unattended. In France alone, from the 12th to the 15th century, animals were tried about 100 times. In 1386, in Normandy, a pig that ate a baby was cut off a piece of a wing, dressed in human clothes and hanged by a court decision.

Mummies, sarcophagus and Wonders of the World are great.

But no less important and interesting part of the story is the usual drawing of a child from Ancient Egypt at the age of 2000 years.

Rommel inspects the barriers on the beach. Very soon it will be the Utah landing sector. Normandy, 1944.

Michael Jackson and the Chimp Bubbles, 1980s

An engraving made three hundred years before Malevich's "Black Square".

"The primordial darkness of the universe before its Creation," from Robert Fludd's Utriusque Cosmi Maioris scilicet et Minoris Metaphysica, Physica, atque Technica Historia, 1617

On the sides of the square it is written: "and so on indefinitely"

1922, the White Wolf — the leader of the tribe of Native Americans, who was recognized as the oldest person in the world at that time — 137 years old

Johnny Depp's arrest in 1994 when he trashed a hotel room trying to kill a cockroach.

Tricycle of a dead Japanese boy who found himself one and a half kilometers from the explosion of an atomic bomb in Hiroshima, 1945.

The crew of the Shuttle Atlantis in orbit, November 15, 1995.

The photo was taken from the Mir space station.

Audrey Hepburn and her Yorkshire terrier Mr. Celebrity 1960

It was Hepburn who first introduced the fashion for Yorkshire terriers as pets. A dog of this breed named Mr. Celebrity became the partner of the actress in the films "Funny Face" and "Children's Hour". Audrey took the baby to herself, often appeared with her in public. Women, trying to imitate the beauty, as it was with a small black dress, began to have decorative dogs in chorus.

Salvador Dali, 1947

Milene Demonjo is a French film actress, born in 1985.

Police officers in Plymouth, Massachusetts, salute their service dog Kaiser while he is being taken to a veterinary clinic for euthanasia.