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Sculpture of the Makonde people, Tanzania, depicting a seated colonial policeman.  Artist unknown; 2

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Head of a seated man, made from bark, rushes, red cloth, and vegetable fibers.  Unknown Polynesian a

thebashfulbotanist:obviousplant:give it a try!The next three months are mushroom season, folk! In ca

deheerkonijn:Legolas starts the quarantine sea shanties meme but it’s weird old Lasgalen folk music

“Searchers after horror haunt strange, far places.For them are the catacombs of Ptolemais, and the c

Ancient Peruvian (Inca or Late Intermediate Period) drinking vessel in the form of a paccha (seabird

In Greek mythology, the Nereids are sea nymphs, the fifty daughters of Nereus and Doris, sisters to

Statue of Sea Ogre erected in 2014- Cleveleys Lancashire 

akinneyaday:Queer as Folk, Season 01, Episode 20

Lion Rock, Tasmania

I’ve tasted a lot of worlds in which the oceans grow up to heaven .. It was there where the sun sink

jackironsides: theactualcluegirl: quinfirefrorefiddle: dduane: seananmcguire: lynati: I don’t th

Greek beauty Athina from the island of Crete in Cretan traditional clothing and adornments

aeroknot: aeroknot: there are many young merfolk out there, so i felt the desire to create a badas

Honeymoon by Lucy Folk Jewellery Ft. Seala O Lokollo-EvansLucy Folk is based in Melbourne, Australia

La Falaise = The CliffHenri Rousseau, known as Le Douanier (French; 1844–1910)ca. 1895Oil on canvasM

Le Navire dans la tempête = Ship in the StormHenri Rousseau, known as Le Douanier (French; 1844–1910

seaglassandeelgrass:Talking Birds, Bird Lovers, & (slightly metaphorical) Swan Maidens.Cover is

hellonheelz93:John Bauer ~ illustration for Swedish folk tale, Agnes and the Sea King.

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‘All that is said among us is that far away, over many hills and river, live the halting folk

Aztec statue of a seated man, sometimes identified as the fire deity Huehueteotl.  Artist unkno

Folk WisdomOur former Daily correspondent Sadie Stein wonders, Where does “In Like a Lion, Out

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