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1930's Uranium Glass Perfume Bottle {more}

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Gold and garnet purse mount, Ostrogothic Italy, 5th-6th century

from The British Museum

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Small gift for @wehavekookies :) Good luck with the rest of the campaign with your handsome boy

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Cole the Orc. From concept art, to 3d Model, to 3D print!

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@hivefleetwarrior

My 3 adopted cats !

I love them very much :3

https://www.tumblr.com/hivefleetwarrior/819061476131291136?source=share

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Bishops Crozier featuring the Adoration of the Mages from France dated about 13th Century on display at the Musée National du Moyen Âge in Paris, France

Photographs taken by myself 2017

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Don't forget that Bethesda forgot to give the coachman in starfield a trigger and had to patch it in later.

I fucking hate/love these developers

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Things I found in Starfield that I'm sure are totally fine. 🙂👍

This skeleton fused into a wall of goo.

This hot spring FULL of alien eggs on a planet described as devoid of life.

This toilet.

A refrigerator full of plushies stacked with Chunks brand apples.

A weird pile of blood, bones, viscera, and branches. (Turns out it was a Terrormorph nest.)

And a dead body that doesn't know it's dead.

BONUS!

Nothing weird about this, just funny. Two notes found in the same room.

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Terrormorph Whiteboard diagrams

In-game poster art for Starfield

Art by Erlson Neba

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theworldatwar

A German WW1 Trench Raider -France, date unknown

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Kyiv Pechersk Lavra after russian attack during the night.

Kyiv Pechersk Lavra is an architectural ensemble of monastic buildings, founded the 11th century and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Mystetskyi Arsenal near Kyiv Pechersk Lavra. Mystetskyi Arsenal is a cultural institution, a museum and art exhibition complex. Every year it hosts Ukraine’s biggest book fair.

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Parade Shield from Florence, Italy dated between 1380 - 1450 from Florence on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, England

This rare shield would have been used for ceremonial purposes only. It boldly declares the identity of the Villani Family, who were wool merchants in Florence. Their arms dominate the surface, and when not in use the shield would have been put on display in their home.

Photographs taken by myself 2017