1.5M views · 10K reactions | Have you watched “Saving Private Ryan”? The Omaha beach scene was one of the bloodiest beach on D-Day. Find out why | HISTORY | Facebook

The “Lloyds Bank Coprolite” is a remarkable piece of history—believed to be the largest fossilized human feces ever discovered! Measuring approximately 20 cm (8 inches) long and 5 cm (2 inches) wide, this Viking-era poop dates back to the 9th century. It was unearthed in 1972 during an excavation beneath what is now a Lloyds Bank branch in York, England. Today, this unusual yet scientifically valuable artifact is on display at the JORVIK Viking Centre, offering a surprisingly detailed glimpse in

13M views · 55 reactions | Here is some peruvian aquatic whistles, sounds incredible! To understand how it works : rareandstrangeinstruments.com/the-secrets-of-peruvian-whistling-vessels | Rare And Strange Instruments | Facebook

396K views · 5.6K reactions | Joe’s back with a pre-war Martin guitar in need of some TLC. This 1937 D-18 has seen a lot of playing and some questionable fretwork. On today's ‘In The Shop’, Joe will give us an overview of this well-loved instrument, and begin his repairs with an up-close look at patching the bridge plate. | Elderly Instruments | Facebook

148K views · 1.3K reactions | The Chapman Stick is a 10 strings electric instrument played with a double tapping technique, invented by Emmet Chapman in 1969. Here an acoustic model played by an amazing musician, Robert Culbertson. youtube.com/channel/UCLDRHrmFbPFStjjeMFwaINg | Rare And Strange Instruments | Facebook