700 Years Old House
A Family Is Enjoying Living In A 700 Years Old House Horror, Suspense, Thrill
Sunday, June 6, 2021
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Friday, May 28, 2021
5 Ways to Add Some Modern Touches to Your Home
After spending more time at Home than ever over the course of the past year, everything that’s both Fantastic and not so great in your House is more apparent.
Fortunately, this is Not An Impossible Task by Any Means. In fact, Modernizing your Home can be fun and may also be done as your time and budget allow. As for how to go about doing it, consider the following tips -
1. Add a Few Pops of Color
Modern Style involves using bright and Fun Colors but in a very conservative way. This means not painting the entire Family Room Acid Green or the Kitchen a Buttery Yellow, but instead adding Cheery Colors to a couple of Accent Walls that will help highlight each space.
2. Use Photography as Art
A Modern Home won’t typically have Renaissance Oil Paintings or Bright and Garish Prints on the Walls. If this sounds all-too-familiar, consider switching out your current Artwork for some Photography Art. You can find Photography Art to fit your Modern Tastes from Online Art Retailers like Minted.
3. Create an Open Feel
In a Perfect World, you would hire a Contractor to knock down Some Walls to create An Open Concept in your House. If your budget won’t allow for this right now, no worries at all. Instead, you can make your Floor Plan Look more open in other ways. For example, Group your Furniture so that the Room appears More Spacious and allows for an easier Transition between other Parts of the House. Additionally, leave plenty of Open Space in the Hallways and if possible, avoid using Bulky Furniture that can take over a Room.
4. Remove Clutter
One thing All Modern Homes have in common is A Lack of Clutter. In order to pare down the belongings you have on Display, Donate any Items that, as Marie Kondo would say, do not spark Joy. Then consider storing the majority of what’s leftover. In general, Knickknacks and other Dust Collectors will make Rooms look Busy and Cramped. To achieve a more Modern and Minimalist Style, focus on Open Designs, like a Sleek Coffee Table that’s Free of Piles of Magazines as well as a Bookcase with a few Framed Photos and Books instead of a bunch of Busy Tchotchkes.
5. Update Your Flooring
As your budget allows, consider removing any Old Carpeting and replacing it with Plank Tiles or Pre-Finished Flooring. These options are both ideal for A Modern Home and, if used throughout Several Rooms, can also help create the feel of an open concept. As a bonus, these choices are far easier to keep Clean. Plus, if Allergies are a problem in your Household, you won’t have to deal with Pollen and Pet Dander getting caught in the Carpet Fibers.
Enjoy Your More Modern Abode
Transforming your Home into something More Modern doesn’t have to be a Costly or Stressful Process. By adding a few Accent Walls here and there and Hanging Photographs on the Walls as well as spending a Weekend clearing out any Clutter and saving up for New Flooring, your Home will get The Modern Upgrade You Desire.
Tuesday, May 25, 2021
Fascinating Discoveries of 9 Mummy
1. 700-Year-Old Mummy
These incredible pictures show a 700-Year-Old Mummy in excellent condition, which road workers discovered by chance in Eastern China. The corpse of the high-ranking woman is believed to be from the Ming Dynasty, The Ruling Power in China between 1368 and 1644. It was stumbled upon by a Construction Team that was looking to expand a street.
The Mummy, which was found in the City of Taizhou in the Jiangsu Province along with 2 other Wooden Tombs, offers a fascinating insight into life as it was back then. Discovered 2 meters below the road surface, the woman's features - from her head to her shoes - have retained their original condition and have hardly deteriorated.
When the discovery was made by the Road Workers in 2011, Chinese Archaeologists from the nearby Museum of Taizhou were called in to excavate the area. They were surprised by the remarkably good condition of the woman's skin, hair, eyelashes and face. It was as though she had only recently died.
Thanks to Salafia's embalming techniques, the body was well-preserved. X-rays of the body show that all the organs are remarkably intact. Rosalia Lombardo's body is kept in a small chapel at the end of the Catacomb's Tour and is encased in a glass covered coffin located on a marble pedestal.
5. Strange Mummy Found by a 10-Year-Old
Experts were investigating whether the "Mummy" was a genuine, Ancient Egyptian Relic, a Replica or something entirely different. It was inside a sarcophagus complete with a death mask, a canopic jar – used by Ancient Egyptians to store removed organs – and other artifacts. The 10-year-old, Alexander, made the mystery discovery while searching around his grandmother's flat in Diepholz, Germany.
Alexander's Father, Lutz Wolfgang Kettler, a dentist, recalled that his own father had acquired a chest while travelling in North Africa in the 1950s and had it shipped back to Germany. The senior Mr. Kettler had apparently never spoken about the chest or its contents. "Mummy Unwrapping Parties" were popular among certain elements of German High Society in the 1950s, he said.
The site contains at least 14 Tombs from the era when Ancient Rome controlled Egypt from 30 B.C. to A.D. 395. Jewelry, funerary masks and pottery were also found, though the sand-covered Tombs have been damaged by humidity and seeping groundwater. Measuring just 3.2 feet (97 centimeters) long and carved with the Finery of An Influential Woman, the sarcophagus remains something of a Mystery.
"When I saw it for the Ist time, I thought it was a dwarf. ... ," said Mahmoud Affifi, director of Cairo and Giza Antiquities for Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities. "May be she was a small girl, but [even] now we don't know," he said.
Friday, May 7, 2021
Titanoboa - Predatory King of The Colombian Jungle
This is What World's Largest Snake Looked Like