I still see history the way I first saw it as a kid — a face, a tool, a place. Coloring History is that idea in a book. Color the person. Keep the picture.
Denver, CO
Joined September 2026
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Palaeontologist Mary Anning, who made huge contributions to scientific thinking on prehistoric life, born #OTD 1799 ow.ly/GJDn3051NL1
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December 10, 1823, Mary Anning found the first complete Plesiosaur skeleton, she sketched the animal in one of her letters
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Contrary to common belief, Mary Anning, wasn't obscure or unknown within palaeontological circles. She was a reowned celebrity in Lyme, with her recognition reaching back to her childhood 🐚
"A School-girl Meets Ichthyosaurus" Arthur Mee's Children's Encyclopaedia, 1925
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#読活 2026年53冊目 Helen Bush著／鳥見真生訳「Mary Anning's Treasures」
貧しいながらも温かな家庭に生まれたメアリーと海辺で採れる化石のお話です。昔の人の貧富の差とか、やっちゃだめな事とかお祈りの時間には教会に行かなきゃだめとか昔のしきたりが読めて良かったです。僕もまた石拾いしたく
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The Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci art-gallery-art.pixels.com/f…
#MonaLisa #LeonardodaVinci #daVinci #famous #iconic #portrait
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Davinci was a conduit like Tesla was a conduit - whether denied by the mainstream or subverted or not.
He invented airships, he understood sacred geometry and alchemy, he worked with aether and drew images of dragons.
Why do we only know him for a cranky bitch painting?
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"Learning never exhausts the mind." - Leonardo da Vinci
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Leonardo da Vinci was an Italian Renaissance painter, inventor, engineer, and scientist, often celebrated as the ultimate "Renaissance man." He created masterpieces such as the "Mona Lisa" and "The Last Supper," and his notebooks filled with studies of anatomy, flight, and engineering reveal a boundless curiosity that was centuries ahead of its time. (1452-1519)
