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World War II propaganda postcard proclaiming that Japan and Korea enjoyed “teamwork and unity” and were “champions of th DMCA @World History Facts
A propaganda poster from the Korean War era (early 1950s), telling Chinese citizens to “Vaccinate everyone, to cru DMCA @World History Facts
A drawing of the so-called Caylus Vase from 1762. The vase, owned by the French Count Caylus, dated to the reign of Xerx DMCA @World History Facts
A letter from ancient Greece, written on a pottery fragment. The author sends his or her greetings to people named Pauli DMCA @World History Facts
Illustration from Iconografia d'anatomia chirurgica e di medicina operatoria, published in 1841. The illustration shows DMCA @World History Facts
A geometry problem from an ancient Mesopotamian school, second millennium BCE. This is likely from a school that trained DMCA @World History Facts
“A Map of Louisiana and of the River Mississippi by John Senex, 1721. Senex identifies the British colonies at the time DMCA @World History Facts
Panzer III tanks move off the assembly line in Germany, 1942. The Panzer III was the most-produced tank in the German mi DMCA @World History Facts
The death mask of Aaron Burr, who died at age 80 in 1836. Most famous for killing Alexander Hamilton in a duel, Burr was DMCA @World History Facts
A rubbing of a relief depicting Jing Ke’s assassination attempt on the future emperor of China (who would take the name DMCA @World History Facts
Two men with their sled dogs, Quebec, c. 1910. Dogsleds have been used in Canada since French settlers came in the 1600s DMCA @World History Facts
Bronze ticket for an Athenian juror, 4th century BCE. Jurors in Athens would be issued these tickets for identification DMCA @World History Facts
“The Man Made Mad With Fear” – unfinished self-portrait by Gustave Courbet, early 1840s. Courbet saw himself as a DMCA @World History Facts
Two long-horned bulls, central Turkey, ca. 2000 BCE. This object would have been placed on top of a standard for religio DMCA @World History Facts
An arm from the throne of the Scythian king, 600s BCE. The Scythians, who roamed on the steppes of Eurasia in ancient ti DMCA @World History Facts
Two plastics advertisements from the Saturday Evening Post in the 1950s. “Plastics make perfect gifts for every occasion DMCA @World History Facts
Two plastics advertisements from the Saturday Evening Post in the 1950s. “Plastics make perfect gifts for every occasion DMCA @World History Facts
First-century likeness of the gods Aglibol, Baalshamin, and Malakbel, from Palmyra, Syria. Agilbol was the god of the mo DMCA @World History Facts
Jacques Nicolas Bellin, Carte de l’Empire du Japon, 1752. When this map was made, very few Europeans were allowed into J DMCA @World History Facts
Sylvester Rawding’s house near Sargent, Nebraska, 1886. The family took a trick photo by having their cow stand on the h DMCA @World History Facts
“The American Armadilla,” from the May 1768 issue of the Gentleman’s Magazine. This publication was the first real magaz DMCA @World History Facts
sovietpostcards:Sochi promenade in the 1930s DMCA @World History Facts
gemma-antiqua:Ancient Greek gold and garnet earrings, dated to the 4th century BCE.  DMCA @World History Facts
A manuscript fragment of the “Catalogue of Women,” an epic poem that celebrates the heroines of Greek mythology. The poe DMCA @World History Facts
Four “Exodusters,” African-Americans who left the American South for the great plains in an attempt to escape Jim Crow o DMCA @World History Facts
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