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Telegram of the dayA bilingual Russian-English Telegram channel on 20th-century modernist architecture and design: furniture, interiors, forgotten makers and the stories behind objects.
Site of the dayThe most detailed open atlas of Roman roads: an interactive map of the whole empire where you can plot a route like an ancient traveler. A research project that's free to explore.
Instagram of the dayBrilliant Maps posts quirky thematic maps several times a day: Europe as the Vikings saw it, a clan map of Ireland, countries without passenger trains.
TikTok of the dayA British archaeologist walks you through Roman villas, museum shows and ancient Egypt quizzes, one short video at a time.
Art historian Tatyana Kalaydjian Serraino unpacks a single painting per video — the story, the context and the small details most people walk past.
TikTok of the dayAn antiquarian bookseller turns pages of old books and manuscripts on camera and explains what makes each copy special.
Pinterest of the dayA Gallica board with nearly a thousand botanical drawings, herbaria and pages from old textbooks, all drawn from the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
Instagram of the dayChicago conservator Julian Baumgartner shows old varnish melting away, torn canvases repaired and colour coming back. The most satisfying before-and-after.
TikTok of the dayMax Miller of the Tasting History YouTube show cooks historical recipes and tells the stories of the people who ate them.
Belarus of the dayA photo catalogue of landmarks in Belarus and neighboring lands: churches, synagogues, manors and palaces, each with photo galleries and coordinates.
South Korea of the dayThe Korean Film Archive's YouTube channel streams full-length Korean films from past decades for free, many restored in 4K and with English subtitles.
Site of the dayAn online journal digging up curious works from the public domain — odd prints, forgotten books, maps and photos — with essays that give them context.