Curious Archive Season 1
Welcome to Curious Archive, a place to stay up to date on all things curious. Speculative biology, history, mythology, paleontology, archeology, and literature are the most common topics covered on the channel. I strive to entertain and educate — and hope you’ll leave every video having learned something new. Enjoy the curiosities of The Archive… - The Archivist
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Curious Archive
2021Welcome to Curious Archive, a place to stay up to date on all things curious. Speculative biology, history, mythology, paleontology, archeology, and literature are the most common topics covered on the channel. I strive to entertain and educate — and hope you’ll leave every video having learned something new. Enjoy the curiosities of The Archive… - The Archivist
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Curious Archive Season 1 Full Episode Guide
A rundown of the top ten strangest monsters in historic medieval European art. It was exceedingly difficult to narrow this list down to just ten. If you don’t know anything about Medieval art, you might reasonably assume old illustrated texts featured basic depictions of historical and religious figures. But medieval art is overflowing with absurdity — particularly when it comes to depictions of myth and monsters. Beyond the legends of dragons and unicorns you might be familiar with is a truly insane world of lesser known ancient creatures which stretch the imagination with their utter bizarreness. So today, we’re going to take a look at the top ten strangest of these monsters: 10 – Monopod 9 – Bonnacon 8 – Sea Monk 7 – Salamander 6 – Amphisbaena 5 – Shurale 4 – Snail 3 – Blemmyes 2 – Vegetable Lamb 1 – Gryllus
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