Treasure Hunting
The Final Purple Photograph
The final purple image invites close inspection, but the strongest clues may be its strange presentation, wording, and ambiguity.
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I'm Stacey—a data-minded problem solver with a habit of following interesting questions wherever they lead. This site brings together the work I do, the things I make, the places I go, and the research rabbit holes I don't mind getting lost in.
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Treasure Hunting
Historical Inaccuracies & Oddities — Chapter 23: The Five Gifts of Hathor May Be Modern Oral Tradition
The Five Gifts of Hathor is poorly attested oral tradition, not a well-documented daily practice shared by all ancient Egyptians.
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Historical Inaccuracies & Oddities — Chapter 21: When Did Alexander Become “The Great”?
Alexander became known as “the Great” posthumously, but a formal bestowal by followers at his death is not documented.
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