Glitter is made from tiny pieces of metal or plastic. In the Middle Ages, people made glitter from gold and silver leaf, which were sheets of metal that were beaten into thin sheets. These sheets were then cut into small pieces and used to decorate objects such as manuscripts, paintings, and clothing.
Mark I to IV and VI to VIII Type :armored car.Crew:4 men.Armament :a .303 machine gun in the turret; a 303 machine gun to the left of the hull (see text). Armour: maximum 12mm. Dimensions: length: 4.876 m; width: 1.981; height: from 2.209 m to 2.413 m, depending on the armament installed. Weight i
The Germanic kingdoms were established after the breakup of the Roman Empire and resulted in a series of transformations that characterized the Middle Ages. The break-up of the Roman Empire was the process that resulted in the end of the Western Roman Empire. The territories until then controlled b
Britains suffrage movement is a reflection of a broader movement:suffragettes marching in New York in this 1912 photograph On Friday, August 3, 1832, a very special petition was discussed in the British Parliament:that of Mary Smith, of Stanmore, who argued that, paying the same taxes and being
One of the most iconic corners of the Roman Forum is a fragment of the wall of a cella surrounded by five Corinthian columns that, supported on a podium, support the remains of a linteled entablature with frieze and architrave. It is what remains of the ancient temple of Vesta, which guarded the s