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i learned about the ancient Italian city of Matera, where up until the 1950’s, some people were living in caves as old as 9,000 years (x)
This is what those houses look like:
You can still visit them, they were preserved as they were at the beginning of the ‘900.
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i can’t actually breathe
It looks pissed
Decider's folk are the keepers. Lightkeepers, lighters of lanterns and fighters of fire. Gatekeepers, self-isolating hoarders of knowledge who disseminate only to those they judge ready and worthy. Peacekeepers, who determine the rules and maintain order. They are the last light in a dark age, and all too often, they are the ones who put us there.
Dining in a Cave
In the sea-side town of Polignano a Mare in southern Italy lies a most unique dining experience in a rare architectural setting, a restaurant built inside a cave. The Grotta Palazzese restaurant was created inside a vaulted limestone cave that looks outward towards the ocean and is only open during the summer months.
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Halong Bay-Limestone Caves
Santorini - Greece by Jim Nilsen
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Sunset in Vernazza, Italy by Elia Locardi
My dad is a diver, he used to dive with seals and he said that they would just play around you and basically they were just mermaid dogsÂ
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mermaid dogs
Cinque Terre: By Elia Locardi
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Paintings by Yoann Lossel
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From Yoann, working in the ancient forest of Broceliande in Brittany.
Finisheddd. I’m thinking I’m gonna call her Marley The Fat Merbabe and she loves Orcas.
One of humanity’s most ghastly practices ever is the custom of burying people in the foundations of a building in order to strengthen it. This practice was carried out in parts of Asia, Europe, and the Americas. They believed that the bigger the building, the greater the sacrifice needed to be. These sacrifices ranged from small animals to hundreds of people. For example, the crown prince of Ts’ai in China was sacrificed in order to strengthen a dam.
In this last case, though, and in many other such cases, those born into royalty, or made into royalty (thus the mythic trope of the Year King, and most recently in fiction Alaya Dawn Johnson’s THE SUMMER PRINCE), understood this was the possibility or the price for the good clothes, the good food, sleeping warm in the winter and cool in the summer, and having the choice of the most beautiful maidens.Â
There would always be the certainty or possibility that one day your hour would come when you would be required to die to repay the kingdom for your bounty and to secure the favor of the gods for a certain space of time or, in this instance, the security of a dam. It’s the root of human sacrifice. It’s the reason that the headhunters of New Guinea only ate (they’re supposed to have stopped) the heart or brain of a warrior they respect—to take into themselves the quality they admire and want.
It just occurred to me, as a tangent, that instead of sending our young and strong off to die for our country, we should send our old, upper-class, and wealthy off to die for it. They’re reaped the benefits and all we have to offer, and they’re the ones with a dog in the hunt, after all. They should pay back in battle what they’ve reaped in benefits.
Coat, Date: first quarter 20th century Culture: Albanian Medium: wool, metal, silk, cotton | THE MET
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In French, the verb blesser means ‘to wound.’ In English, ‘to bless’ is to confer spiritual power on someone or something by words or gestures. When children are christened or baptized in some Christian churches, the priest or minister blesses them by sprinkling holy water on their faces. But the modern word has darker, stranger roots. It comes from the Old English bletsian which mean ‘to sprinkle with blood’ and makes me think of ancient, grim forms of religious sacrifice where blood not water was the liquid possessing supernatural power - makes me remember standing as a boy so close to a scene of violence that the blood of it baptized me. To wound, to confer spiritual power, to sprinkle with blood.
Gregory Orr, The Blessing, pp. 3-4 (via spiritandteeth)
