Saturday, October 28, 2017

What Was Underwear Like in Medieval Times?

Most of what historians know about medieval undergarments has been pieced together from period artwork and rare archaeological finds.
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History & Culture
What Was Underwear Like in Medieval Times?
Medieval people didn't write much about their underwear, and natural (as opposed to synthetic) cloth doesn't usually survive for more than a few hundred years. So most of what historians know about medieval undergarments has been pieced together from period artwork and rare archaeological finds.
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Friday, October 27, 2017

Your Heart Can Beat Apart From Your Body

The heart is a unique organ with components of both muscle and nervous tissue, so unique that it doesn't need your brain to keep working.
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Science
Your Heart Can Beat Apart From Your Body
The heart is a unique organ with components of both muscle and nervous tissue. But unlike other muscles, its contractions aren't regulated by the brain. In fact, as long as it has enough energy and oxygen, your heart will continue to beat... even outside of your body. What else don't you know about this amazing organ?
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