Disease, Demons, and Discord—How the Vampire Myth Was Born
(via Atlas Obscura) Modern vampires may be dashing, but that’s not how the legendary bloodsuckers started out.
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(via Atlas Obscura) Modern vampires may be dashing, but that’s not how the legendary bloodsuckers started out.
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Read more(via Smithsonian) The earthwork is the latest in land artist Stan Herd’s impressive, decades-spanning portfolio
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