My favorite color this week is “daffodil yellow.” Not saffron. Not corn yellow. Not brass or gold or amber. Daffodil yellow. More specifically, the yellow of the flowers in front of the health ...
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Royal purple of the ancient world: How Tyrian dye became the ultimate symbol of power, luxury, and empire
This in-depth historical exploration reveals how Tyrian purple, produced from thousands of crushed murex snails, became the most coveted substance in antiquity, worn by kings, generals, and emperors ...
From enjoying the cherry blossom in Kyoto to swimming in Copenhagen’s harbour baths, these cities are ideal for a spring holiday ...
Discovering fountains, barbecues, jazz music, art and WWI history are some of the things to do in Kansas City.
Along parts of the Western Australian coast, large shells sometimes lie half buried in tidal mud. They belong to Syrinx aruanus, known as the Australian trumpet and regarded as the largest living sea ...
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