In vino veritas.

pokeprint:

“Its entire body is a snowy white. Unharmed by even intense cold, it swims powerfully in icy waters.”

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wheelz-me:

worldhistoryfacts:

Greeks adapted the Persian rhyton – a fancy kind of wine dispenser often in the shape of an animal – into a funnier and humbler kind of animal-headed cup. Some examples include this donkey:

And this one, which has a donkey on one side and a ram on the other:

You can watch this great video from the British Museum (or read my newsletter, linked below) for more on this cultural exchange:

The Persian Version

How did the Persian Wars appear in Greek and Persian culture?

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brownpuffball:

rustypipes-and-tigerstripes:

babyfoxcollectionthings:

This is the national dance of the Philippines, called Tinikling

This is actually the Magunatip dance of the Murut people and this video was taken in Sabah, Malaysia.

Here’s another video by the dance troupe that performed this (notice it is the same mall as in the video above).

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hometoursandotherstuff:

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