Anna Andreeva At Layr, Vienna

my goat👇👇👇👇👇

We sending our greatest warriors to the front lines

Anselm Kiefer, Oh Halme, ihr Halme, oh Halme der Nacht (Oh épis, vous épis, oh épis de la nuit), 2012

Eating 12 chocolates in a row after telling myself we are on diet is a whole different level of disappointment 🥴🥴

Eric Brightwell

The band protects the drummer at all costs

In a fascinating archaeological find, a 9th-century Viking woman's burial revealed a ring inscribed with the Arabic phrase "for Allah," highlighting intriguing cultural connections between Norse and Islamic worlds.

Discovered in Birka, Sweden, a prominent Viking trading hub, the ring's inscription points to the extensive trade routes and interactions of the Viking Age. This discovery suggests that the Viking woman, possibly of high status, had significant contact with the Islamic world or was part of a broader exchange network.