Duras - Golduras de Arcanis

10/05/2024

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04/04/2024

Peste aproximativ două săptămâni, în sectorul 6 va fi lansat cel mai mare centru de monitorizare video din Capitală. Anunțul a fost făcut joi, de primarul

31/03/2024

Fort Drum, also known as El Fraile, was a heavily fortified island operated by the United States in the Philippines for several decades. Constructed between 1909 and 1914, the fort was made of reinforced concrete and served as a formidable defense installation - given the nickanme 'The Concrete Battleship'. https://navalhistoria.com/fort-drum-the-concrete-battleship/

31/03/2024

31/03/2024

Unveiling the Countenance of a 14th-Century Warrior: Researchers Reconstruct Face of Medieval Hero from 1361. (Details in comments👇)

31/03/2024

A man's gilded leather shoes. Norfolk, England, 1893. See more: https://themindcircle.com/historical-artifacts/

31/03/2024

Beach Volleyball , Venice Beach CA June 1934. See more: https://themindcircle.com/badass-vintage-women/

29/03/2024

69.4K likes, 3928 comments. “Xi Jinping Then and Now”

29/03/2024

66.9K likes, 915 comments. “SURSA: Romaniac yt/”

01/02/2024

08/12/2023

An iron man of the past in a diving suit. The suit’s name was ‘Iron man’ too. It had electric charging and pressure protection systems. New York, 1907. See more: themindcircle.com/unique-historical-photos/

06/12/2023

Since a pilot first noticed Marree Man in 1998, the mysterious work of earthen art has attracted international attention.

Etched into a plateau in South Australia, the artwork depicts a 3.5 km long hunter with what appears to be a stick in his hand.

For many years, Marree Man, named after a nearby town, was a prominent feature in Landsat satellite images of the area, but the lines faded over the years. By 2013, they were hardly visible in the natural-color images acquired by the Operational Land Imager (OLI) on Landsat 8.

In August 2016, local business owners, concerned about the loss of what had become a tourist draw, decided to restore the fading geoglyph. With accurate GPS coordinates for the original in hand, they used a construction grader to redraw Marree Man over five days.

The restoration team thinks the updated geoglyph will last longer than the original because they created wind grooves, designed to trap water and encourage the growth of vegetation.

Who created the geoglyph and why has long been a topic of controversy and remains unknown.

See more: themindcircle.com/what-historical-mystery-is-unlikely-to-ever-be-solved/

06/12/2023

This is one of the only terracotta warriors that was found almost completely intact. Note the detail on the bottom of his shoe, showing that grip and traction were considered in footwear even 2,200 years ago. See more: themindcircle.com/most-famous-sculptures/