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Bronze Age Baby Bottles Reveal How Some Ancient Infants Were Fed

(via Smithsonian) Drinking vessels found in Bronze and Iron Age children’s graves contained proteins from animal milk.

(via Mental Floss) They’re gigantic, they’re often defensive, and you wouldn’t want to run into them in a zoo after

(via Amusing Planet) After the end of the First World War, many British towns received gifts from the National War

(via Great Big Story) There are musical cowbells, and then there are the ones Swiss artisan Stéphane Brügger makes by

(via Smithsonian) Since May, more than 1,000 “happy little trees” have popped up across Michigan’s state parks. Planted by hundreds

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(via Listverse) In one form or another, chocolate has been with mankind for centuries. The delectable snack has an unusual

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(via Mental Floss) You probably think of your dog as part of the family, but sometimes your canine companion does

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(via Mental Floss) From August 15-18, 1969, an estimated 400,000 spectators attended Woodstock, a music event held in Bethel, New

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(via Amusing Planet) Rooftops make great gardens, especially in dense urban environments where every available space has been utilized for

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(via Listverse) Looking at old photographs, it is easy to imagine that the past was a drab place. Even old

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(via Amusing Planet) Gisborne Airport is a small regional airport that is located on the western outskirts of Gisborne, the

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(via Listverse) The dangers of space travel are well understood. The business of space travel is a risky one. Since