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Thank you so much! ❤ This story is truly emotional-both beautiful and heartbreaking. His love and devotion to his country were undeniable. Some sacrifices are never forgotten... 💔

@@HISTORYTUBEEEyes indeed

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Yes, exactly❤️

The Codex Gigas, the largest medieval manuscript, contains texts from the Bible, history, medicine, and magic. Known as the "Devil's Bible" due to a large illustration of the Devil and a legend claiming it was written with the Devil's help, it remains a symbol of knowledge and mystery. Today, it is preserved in the National Library of Sweden.

The Codex Gigas and the Boleskine House have no historical connection, but both are often associated with mystery and the occult.

The use of a black-and-white image was intended to create a nostalgic feel and connect to the past. However, the modern photo was chosen to emphasize the blend of old and new aesthetics.

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Thank you for the feedback! Casa Milà, or La Pedrera, is a masterpiece of Antoni Gaudí, and its unique architectural design can be overwhelming to describe at first glance. The intention might have been to emphasize its groundbreaking approach, but I understand how that could feel repetitive. The beauty of this structure is its flowing, nature-inspired forms, innovative use of light and space, and the way it breaks away from conventional architectural norms. It’s truly a gem worth exploring, and I’ll aim for clearer and more engaging openings in the future! 😊🙏

The "secret" of Cloud Gate, also known as "The Bean," lies in its extraordinary design and craftsmanship. While it looks like a single seamless piece of polished steel, it’s actually made up of 168 stainless steel plates welded together with incredible precision. Another hidden feature? Its concave underside creates a "funhouse mirror" effect that distorts reflections, offering a unique perspective every time you look at it. That’s the magic behind this iconic masterpiece! 😊

It’s an interesting comparison, but the fascination with "The Bean" (Cloud Gate) goes beyond simple attraction to shiny objects. This stunning piece of public art by Anish Kapoor captures attention due to its unique design, seamless reflective surface, and ability to engage viewers by mirroring the cityscape and themselves. It’s less about being "bird-brained" and more about experiencing an interactive connection with art and architecture! 😊

Completely correct, but research has shown that the Codex Gigas was entirely handwritten. Expert analysis of the script and text confirms that it was created by a single person. The precision and speed required to produce such a masterpiece in that era are astonishing, and there is no evidence of modern technologies like photocopying being involved.

@HISTORYTUBEEE exactly that was what i was thinking but how is the handwriting of the person not sloppy after writing so many pages? what is the explanation for that?

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Yes, exactly! Old Croghan Man was about 6 ft 2 in (188 cm) tall, which was remarkably tall for his time.

Ein Schatz für die ganze Welt!

My brother, I don't have the audacity to draw a picture of the Prophet. I just posted it to convey the message so that the subject can be better understood.❤️🙏

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The Black Stone, or Hajar al-Aswad, is a sacred relic in Islam located in the eastern corner of the Kaaba in Mecca. Muslims touch or kiss it as part of the pilgrimage rituals during Hajj and Umrah. According to Islamic tradition, the stone was sent from paradise and placed in the Kaaba by the Prophet Abraham and his son Ishmael when they rebuilt it. The Black Stone holds immense spiritual significance, symbolizing faith and devotion to God, rather than material or scientific importance. For millions of Muslims, it represents a direct connection to the history of monotheism and the worship of Allah.

I'm thinking you have Joe Dirt mentality.

@sirhumanoid4174 I'm thinking the same

The Narmer Palette is one of the most significant artifacts of ancient Egypt, with its carvings symbolizing the unification of Egypt and royal power. These symbolic depictions primarily represent military victories and the authority of the pharaoh.

Ötzi, the Iceman, is an extraordinary glimpse into Stone Age life, but you're right-despite his preparedness, his tragic demise reveals the challenges of survival in that era. His tools and belongings show remarkable ingenuity, yet even they couldn't shield him from the harsh realities of his time.

Yes, the tattoos on Ötzi's body differ from modern ones. Instead of decorative designs, they likely had symbolic or therapeutic purposes. Studies suggest these markings were used for pain relief or spiritual significance, highlighting a more functional and ritualistic approach compared to contemporary tattooing practices.

@ I agree with everything you noted, in my original comment, I was just wonder why no tattoos, symbols on his body were not added on to the mannequin. It would have made his image replica much more interesting.

These two animals with their necks wrapped around each other really resemble a Brontosaurus - amazing!

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The Narmer Palette is dated to around 3100 BCE based on archaeological evidence and artistic style. The engravings and texts on the palette reflect the unique characteristics of Egypt's early unification period, and the name "Narmer" aligns with other sources like the Palermo Stone. Its discovery in Hierakonpolis and confirmation through modern scientific methods further support this dating.

​@@HISTORYTUBEEE🎉the dating is based on....science 😮😅🎉

You're the uneducated type I see? If you really needed to ask that.