Is Laurel, Mississippi Really Like It Looks on Home Town?
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The Ebers Papyrus, also known as Papyrus Ebers, is an Egyptian medical papyrus of herbal knowledge dating to c. 1550 BC. This is the remedy’s for eye diseases:
This is a forum for professional-level discussion between and amongst ophthalmologists and ophthalmology trainees. Optometrists, ophthalmic photographers, and other allied eyecare health professionals are welcome to join discussions as well. This is NOT a forum for questions about your own eye condition, or that of your relatives or friends. For those, try r/eyetriage (but even then, please contact your own ophthalmologist or optometrist, as medical advice without an exam is unethical).
I really hope we have a lot more options for beautification
A subreddit dedicated to the video game series Anno. The most recent entry Anno 1800 was released on April 16th, 2019.
I bought a Jane Magnolia last year. I went into my backyard today and noticed the leaves have something all over them. Is this going to kill my tree?
We are a community of professionals and hobbyists within the field of arboriculture. This is a place just as much for shop talk as for questions regarding health and upkeep of trees.
Got this in the mail today. Starts off with ‘What’s Happening to America?’ and ends with ‘Bible prophecy, 9/11, and the Vatican will control the world.’
The subreddit for the weird, strange, odd and bizarre.
Emergency Medical Evacuation on the Sun Princess: A Late-Night Disruption at Sea
Love this ship, escape completely, and come back new. Because it’s not just a cruise: it’s The Love Boat! Welcome aboard r/PrincessCruises, the unofficial subreddit for all things Princess.
A first-century AD sourdough loaf, found in Herculaneum in 1930, bears its baker’s name. Baked on August 24, 79 AD, the morning of Mount Vesuvius’s eruption, it was carbonized and preserved in the oven. Remarkably intact, the loaf offers a glimpse into ancient Roman life and baking.
This is a subreddit for all things archeology and history.
Why is Mel so unkind this season about the horse?
Virgin River is an upcoming American romance drama web television series, based on the Virgin River novels by Robyn Carr, that is set to premiere on Netflix on December 6, 2019
Tom Bombadil appreciation post because his teakettle might just be the cutest teakettle I’ve ever seen
Welcome to the Second Age. The trusted source for news, discussions, and theories relating to Prime Video's The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. All travelers are welcome, from lifelong Tolkien readers to those discovering Middle-earth for the first time. Join our Discord server here: https://discord.gg/rpgkYphpbR
Knights of Lazarus
A Discovery of Witches is a British television series based on the All Souls trilogy by Deborah Harkness, named after the first book in the series, A Discovery of Witches.
(Spoilers Extended) Can someone please explain who or what this is? Is this a child of the forest?
News and discussions relating to George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels, his Westeros-based short stories, "Game of Thrones" and "House of the Dragon" TV series, and all things ASOIAF - but with particular emphasis on the written series.
“I haven’t been able to see out of my left eye for thirty years” “have you been to an eye doctor?” “No… why would I?”
This is a forum for professional-level discussion between and amongst ophthalmologists and ophthalmology trainees. Optometrists, ophthalmic photographers, and other allied eyecare health professionals are welcome to join discussions as well. This is NOT a forum for questions about your own eye condition, or that of your relatives or friends. For those, try r/eyetriage (but even then, please contact your own ophthalmologist or optometrist, as medical advice without an exam is unethical).
Titanic's AMAZING 3D Scans: Wreck Tour
A sub for all things Titanic - the ship, the history, and of course, the numerous films.
Megalodon tooth necklace spotted in digital scan of Titanic wreck
A sub for all things Titanic - the ship, the history, and of course, the numerous films.
So beautiful! Flashed across my television screen. Where is this beautiful place? Looks like a resort?
A subreddit to help users identify unknown locations from a picture, drawing, painting, or from a textual description. Post titles MUST have descriptive information and context, as low effort posts will be removed. Please read the rules before submitting. Posts titled "Where Is This??" or similar may result in a ban.
Tonight’s dinner for my 25 month old: Isla’s dinner tonight! Salmon seasoned with parsley 🌿 basil 🌿 & oregano 🌿 , crab 🦀 cake, broccoli 🥦, strawberries 🍓, & blueberries 🫐
It's like r/food, but for the Tiny Tyrants! Post your baby's meals, be it processed Mac 'n Cheese or organic bento (only the food, no babies please). We need ideas! Please report rude comments/food shaming! Ugly comments are not welcome here.
Did Mr. Baudin go on a date with Mrs. Bruce?
HBO drama series created by Julian Fellowes, set in New York City during the Gilded Age, the boom years of 1880s.
I found this photograph buried in the back of an antique store in Seven Devils, North Carolina. Unfortunately, there wasn’t any identifying information about the couple in the picture. Such a lovely photograph!
Photos that you find out and about. Like /r/FoundPaper, but with photos.
I’m no longer “Southern Italy” since the update… now I’m “Aegean Islands”… how does that make sense?
A place to share your heritage, genetic ancestry, and explore the amazing family stories people have to share!
My results before and after the September 2023 update. So… I’m no longer Italian? Italian was replaced with Aegean Islands? That confuses me a little? Also my paternal grandmothers family was from Poland… does ancestry count Poland as one of the countries in the Eastern Europe and Russia results?
A place to share your heritage, genetic ancestry, and explore the amazing family stories people have to share!
Advice for young lovers printed in 1891 in New York by J.S. Ogilvie Publishing Company
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Is anyone else frustrated with the condensed and expedited storytelling in Season 7?
A subreddit for the Diana Gabaldon book series and STARZ television show.
The true size of the sun
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