Greece of the dayAncient Athens 3D
A long-running hobby project rebuilding Athens in 3D, era by era — from the Mycenaean period to 1833: the Acropolis, the Agora, Kerameikos and Roman Athens.
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Greece of the dayA long-running hobby project rebuilding Athens in 3D, era by era — from the Mycenaean period to 1833: the Acropolis, the Agora, Kerameikos and Roman Athens.
Site of the dayArtvee is a big archive of public domain paintings, drawings, illustrations and posters, neatly sorted, with artist pages and free high-resolution downloads.
Instagram of the dayThe official Instagram of the Pompeii Archaeological Park: frescoes, Roman houses and street-food counters, ancient gardens, and grape harvests where Romans once picked.
A PhD linguist explains how languages work, where words come from and how writing began, with plenty of lesser-known languages.
Brazil of the dayA virtual museum of images of Brazil from the 1500s to the 1920s: prints, watercolors, paintings, maps and scientific illustrations from four major Brazilian collections. In Portuguese.
Site of the dayA fully searchable archive of London's central criminal court: over 197,000 trials from 1674 to 1913, told largely in the words of the witnesses and defendants themselves.
Pinterest of the dayIt's Nice That's board of 1,000+ pins tracing graphic design history, type and visual culture, from Bi Sheng's movable type to Jan van Toorn.
Argentina of the dayA big Argentine tango archive: biographies of musicians and poets, lyrics, sheet music, recordings, history pieces and a whole section on Carlos Gardel. English version included.
Netherlands of the dayA map of the Netherlands with a year slider, from Napoleonic-era surveys in 1815 to aerial photos of the 2020s. Watch sea turn into polder and villages into cities.
Telegram of the dayOld films that have entered the public domain, free and legal to watch: noir, early talkies and 1920s–50s cartoons. Several new titles every day.
Pinterest of the dayAround 800 historic photos from France's national library: daguerreotypes, Eugène Atget's Paris and press photography from the early 1900s.
Kazakhstan of the dayA photo field guide to the small stuff on Almaty's streets — whitewashed trees, irrigation ditches, carved window frames, tiled facades — and why each one is there.