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Scanning and printing between museums works basically like a teleport of artifacts (or cloning machine). So cool!

RUclips Algorithm bought me here, randomly, thanks for sharing this.

In England toffee doesn't snap it's chewy.

As soon as you said it the change in shirt buttons made instant sense. Very useful information for reenacting!

Thankyou for everything you do to preserve the simple life that many of us have so callously forgotten! Slavery was something every human on planet earth was involved in, not just north american white people. Slavery has been the default standard around the world for eons. No human in power has ever let go of a chance to spill his fellow human's blood. Slavery still exists in many parts of the world that are free from the plagues of education technology medicine and law enforcement.

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Fascinating!

Good presentation. I've watched people doing this at reenactments before but could figure out why it wouldn't just unravel. Thank you.

I have a back and front yard full of them. I've been trying to catch them and release them somewhere else .....but u have failed.

The young presenter does an excellent job.

Thanks for posting

I got news for you these rodents cause harm and are Destructive, destroying any kind of bulbs that you plant for flowers. They get into your cars and chew off wires. Just like squirrels they dig deep holes. I have had cattle and horses. Get their foot caught and caught and stumble in their tunnels. They can break a animal's leg this way.I have no use for squirrels.Or chipmunks I get rid of as fast as I can.They're very destructive if you live on a farm

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What state are you in?

Life used to be so much more difficult and yet so wholesome 😊

Awesome job Lisa and Kevin ❤

This is literally the same music in the backround of my 1999 Tarzan nintendo game.. 🤔😂

Thank you my friend, it is very delicious, delicious recipe, thank you for sharing, enjoy your meal and wish you success. ❤❤❤❤

Sounds very interesting, but I surprised that there wasn't any stinging nettle in it. Camera seemed to be out of focus.

Wowww.!!! Delicious

That is not a log cabin patch. Still pretty though.

I have been to Latta when I was a truck driver. The picture of the sampler reminds me of an article that appeared in Early American Life magazine several years ago. The article was about a couple who collected and preserved samplers. They had a method of mounting and framing them, but the article did not describe their method. I contacted EAL magazine and asked them to publish an article about the process. Never heard a word back from them, nor did I ever see an article. Would you be able to make a video showing how to mount and frame samplers? Or do you know of instructions that already exist?

I love that apron! ❤

This is so sweet and beautiful ❤

Will, as always, I love the enthusiasm!

Being of Pakistani origin one would dump half that container of milk in the tea 😸

The amount of work that went into life is lost upon us industrialized peoples!

But where's the iPad? Lol jk Growing up in Pakistan in the eighties and nineties I was able to get some last glimpses of the simple life :)

Love this so much!

As Salaam Alaikum brother is the brother took me to temple and I join With NOI that day. Thank you sir.

Great job Lisa 😊

This was very informative thankyou!

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Widely known fact: Sunny is one spoiled horse 😊

Les tamias ont vraiment des bouilles de fou malade. Irrésistible

What about "shoes on the table is bad luck" and "hat on a bed is bad luck"

Love it! All those sweet barn animals ❤

I enjoyed this!

Awesome!

Good presentation. Was there any differences in style or fabric between headwraps and neckerchiefs in the time period?

Very nicely done! ❤RH👣

I have a lithogram he did.

The poor focus detracts from this good presentation.

Tasty and healthy recipe different cooking methods well prepared good presentation keep going new friend here sub done stay connected

Very nice. Bless you. Love from UK

Thank you for this video. Always great to see the people behind the scenes who help with the museums.

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“I’m not superstitious, but I am a little stitious.” -Michael Scott

I've thought about these things for a while, armchair anthropology expert that i am. Some mirrors also use to be made with mercury, unusual and toxic properties, so cleaning up broken glass with poison, reasonable that people could get sick after. Hold your breathe going past cemetary- probably smell before embalming was common Lift your feet going over railroad tracks- was a car's suspension not very good, did the seats have suspension or extra cusioning? Or were some tracks electrified and before rubber shoes were common maybe you could get shocked? Walk under a ladder 5 years bad luck- i mean, dont walk under ladders, thats common sense, someone could drop something on you, or the ladder could fall. Throw salt over your shoulder for good luck- dont know, but making a circle of salt as a protective circle seems like it could be related somehow.

Thank you.