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Altarpiece in St. Martin’s Cathedral in Utrecht. The artwork, created in the 1400s, was defaced in 1572 by Calvinists wh DMCA @World History Facts
Theodore Roosevelt and John Muir survey Yosemite in California, 1903. Roosevelt spent some time camping in Yosemite with DMCA @World History Facts
King Rudahigwa of Rwanda visits Belgium. Rudahigwa was king of Rwanda between 1931-1959, while it was a Belgian colony, DMCA @World History Facts
Coin from the Jewish revolt led by Simon bar Kochba, ca. 133 CE. The inscriptions read “to the freedom of Jerusalem” and DMCA @World History Facts
Three thousand year old pants, found in the Tarim Basin of China, a site populated by nomadic herders and Silk Road trad DMCA @World History Facts
The 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings, the first professional baseball team (all 10 players were paid a salary), founded 15 DMCA @World History Facts
Badahur Shah Zafar, the last Mughal emperor, prior to his exile to Burma after losing power, 1858. His “empire” had real DMCA @World History Facts
An early match at Craven Cottage, Fulham FC’s home field. The cottage that gives the stadium its name was build by a Bar DMCA @World History Facts
Two provocatores face off on an oil lamp from ancient Rome. Provocatores (one of the dozens of types of gladiators) wore DMCA @World History Facts
“The great sea-serpent, found in Hungary Bay, Bermuda on January 22, 1860” from Harper’s Weekly, March 3, 1860. This was DMCA @World History Facts
“Pilgrim Badge” showing St. Thomas Becket, ca. 1200. As medieval Europeans started to travel more in the late medieval p DMCA @World History Facts
Eagle Cuauhxicalli from the Aztec period (early 1500s) in Mexico. These cuauhxicallis were offering bowls into which the DMCA @World History Facts
Elizabeth I poses holding a sieve, 1579, by George Gower. The sieve is an ancient symbol of virginity dating back to the DMCA @World History Facts
Brazilian slaves work on a coffee plantation, 1882. Brazil did not abolish slavery until 1888, making it the last place DMCA @World History Facts
1932 Soviet propaganda showing the “Collective Farm Woman of Ukraine.” In reality, the collectivization of farming was d DMCA @World History Facts
Miniature altarpiece showing the crucifixion, made in the Netherlands during the early 1600s. This piece is less than 6 DMCA @World History Facts
Ottoman map of Africa, 1803, from the Cedid Atlas Tercümesi. Only 50 copies of the atlas were produced at first; most we DMCA @World History Facts
The death mask of Blaise Pascal (1623-1662). Pascal embodied the idea of the “Renaissance man,” investigating mathematic DMCA @World History Facts
Iapyx takes an arrow out of Aeneas’ thigh in this wall fresco from Pompeii. Aeneas seems to not be terribly bothered by DMCA @World History Facts
Animals leave Noah’s Ark after the flood, from the Bedford Hours. The Bedford Hours was written in the early 1400s, and DMCA @World History Facts
Qing Dynasty painting of Zhang Xian shooting a pebble bow (kind of like a slingshot) at the tiangou. The tiangou, or “he DMCA @World History Facts
A batch of 3,200 year old cheese from a tomb near Memphis, Egypt. This cheese was likely made from cow’s and sheep’s mil DMCA @World History Facts
centuriespast:DenshoDate:19th centuryGeography:JapanCulture:JapaneseMedium:Leaded bronze (trace of antimony)Dimensions:H DMCA @World History Facts
A Navajo dwelling is burned in order to eradicate smallpox, late 19th/early 20th century. Outbreaks like this one on the DMCA @World History Facts
A young woman plays “knucklebones” in this 1734 painting by Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin. The game, which dates back to DMCA @World History Facts
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