Twas meant to be 🥰

Love it.

"what's wrong with the way we did it?"

It's legally binding lady, you are now engaged to a carrot.

that's pretty cool, but if they keep it like that, family fights guaranteed!

Did they try and find the family it came from?

A radio (active) flier?

It really pissed me off

dang, that's really old. what a unique find!

Where did this happen?

"it sure took you long enough" XD

Well, half a gecko.

7 bucks to see Led Zeppelin. They lived my dream

Yay free money!

Whew, glad it was unused. That looks like a tower of kindling.

And they were right! Always and forever. So sweet

I absolutely love stuff like this! So cool to uncover items from the past.

That's really funny!

That's a win for sure

I hope it did make it back to the original sender.

Look ma’ no arms!

reunited at last

Be careful with old artist supplies (even crayons). Some of them can have dangerous ingredients. Lead, for example. The kinds of ingredients in some colours are unreal. Arsenic, mercury, chromium, radioactive materials... and then there are the morally objectionable ones, like 'Mummy Brown'- made from real, ground up mummies! Or Indian Yellow - made from the urine of cows only fed mango leaves and water, which slowly killed them. I'm sure there are more, but the point is; be cautious!

It's so odd to imagine that one day something completely different could be built on top of the spot where your house was, and people don't even know about it. (If it was my place, they'd have the Random Pop Culture Artefacts of the Past dig to end all Random Pop Culture Artefacts of the Past digs.)

I am from Rome. People there are afraid of digging. You never know what priceless mosaic you are going to find and there goes your new house.

https://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2018/03/medieval-ruins-found-under-high-school.html

school just got cooler. :D

Happens all time when digging in Istanbul.

Gosh I didn't realise america was so old. Nah only joking they'll never last that long.

I just love stories like this!!!

Actually, it may be older than the Middle Ages, depending on where in the world it is. In Jerusalem, several homes sit on top of Roman-era artifacts and ruins. Someone dug under their house, and found artifacts from the period that the Romans conquered the city.

Site being used to teach Archeology?

"Randomly"?? This looks anything but random. Sorry. Thinking aloud. I'll show myself out.

Filled with gym clothes, socks, smelly shoes and towels that got dumped every end of the school year.

Only in Europe 😍

That's so sick.

this is so cool

What school

Yes but when they were building the gym they had to have seen this

It shows the callousness of the regard for history. Can you imagine what was destroyed by " christians" on their colonization journey?

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OK it's very cool but medieval ruins? Not with that brick it's not :-D

They still made you pay for it?

The tin man already exists, what should I call mine, hmmm! Aha!