@erikahamden: The four phases of the Nebra Sky Disc!!! #DidYouKnow #learnontiktokcontest #EduTok #todayilearned #History

seatoutsidebythepool :

makes me think of this

carrieorwhatever :

I can’t believe I’ve never heard of this. Thanks for sharing!

madeofbabies :

there's something that makes me emotional about old astronomical artwork, we look up at the same sky they did and see the same things.

rhi ◡̈ :

Reminds me of this conjunction from earlier this year. As well as the Venus and Moon conjunction/eclipse we just had earlier in June

user3471492881637 :

several owners possibly

Steve-O :

I never thought about who was living in Germany 4,000 years ago. Thank you for this insight.

Scoti (He/Him) :

This is the coolest thing I’ve learned in a minute. Thank you professor. Made my life richer.

AW :

It’s really cute.

MDJD :

Oldest known depiction of astronomical “stuff”

Mazz :

Looks like a cookie to me 🍪

Eva Grall | Writer :

So awesome!!

magic_gps :

those holes along the edge look like they're for sewing the disk to something (or sewing something to the disk)

wonderful8marvelous :

History Hit’s The Ancients podcast did a terrific episode in March. What a story!

chklst :

More Nebra content please. This is such an exquisite and beautiful object in and of itself. Also: how much would it change if the maker was positioned in Northern California?

The Dolli Llama :

That sweater is awesome. 👏

Jennifer :

Is it made of just bronze and gold?

Erasmus B. Draggon :

THIS IS SO NEAT

20th Century Andy :

So cool!!!

Chris G 🧭 :

Really interesting, thanks

Keyna Machelle :

wavebackatthevoid :

1st time seeing this badboy! thank you so much for the video 💕✨

BalorEvilEye Reborn Again :

Could that boat have been a comet? Perhaps one was observed and it was added.

Sunnah Sak Bidi,a Sam🤞 :

the red lion 2725,llppplllllllll

Ali :

whoaaaa.... *hyperfixation activated*

mixel :

That voice 🥰