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Ancient Gem-Studded Teeth
Ancient peoples of southern North America went to “dentists” to beautify their teeth with notches, grooves, and semiprecious gems. Mostly men opted for this look. This is not a mark of social class but meant for pure decoration. The early dentists used a drill-like device with a hard stone such as obsidian, which is capable of puncturing bone. The ornamental stones were attached with an adhesive made out of natural resins, such as plant sap. This was mixed with other chemicals and crushed bones. (Source)
Lightning Road ~ By Bogdan Vasilescu
A mimic octopus stops mimicking the ocean floor
Other Science GIF(s): Candles Lit by Vapor Trail
Woah pikachu u need to tone the fuck down
Vincent van Gogh
View from Île des Ravageurs 1887 49 x 65 cm Oil on canvas
A Park in Spring 1887 50 x 65 cm Oil on canvas
The trumpets at the end of that song — that’s what love feels like to me: an endless brass section that goes off into space. And it takes you with it. You’re so up there. And that’s what music feels like to me. You want it just to pour out endlessly, and it’s the most amazing feeling. — Florence Welch talks about “How Big How Blue How Beautiful”