Author Jeremy Clay tells the grisly story of the Victorian man killed by a bell-chiming automaton.There was no need for Sherlock. The killer didn’t flee the scene. He stood his ground over the lifeless body of his victim, his hand still gripping the bloody weapon, his face betraying no emotion.
read more BBC News – Victorian strangeness: The man killed by an automaton.
Tarot cards, originating as a game in 15th century Europe, evolved into tools for divination and introspection. Influenced by figures like Antoine Court de Gébelin, Arthur Edward Waite, and Aleister Crowley, they now offer guidance on life and inspire creativity.
So here’s one we didn’t learn about in history class… 😊
A Hampshire parish has been prevented by a court from selling off a “treasure” – a 500-year-old helmet with visor – even though it has […]
