Yew longbow, hazelnut horn-tipped arrows and roe deer quiver. For more photos and videos visit my Etsy page Montesanto Bows

Five objects every day, you just need to guess where each was made and when.

Every object comes with its acquisition history. If you're familiar with the British Museum you'll know that some were bought legitimately and many, many others weren't.

imperialsouvenirs.com -- free, no account needed, new puzzle each day.

Credit to Anthropeum -- I shamelessly copied their idea for this game.

Went on vacation to visit family in Mexico and we had planned on going back to Zacatecas city to visit family. On the day before we left, my family went to visit the museum of Rafael Coronel which is know for it's collection of folk craft and boasts the largest collection of masks from across Mexico. To be honest I wasn't as interested in the mask but they did have a section on Mesoamerican artifacts. And the first was an exhibit on Mesoamerican pottery. One of them that caught my eye was this guy, a bowl. How cool is that? I mean if there was a molcajecte on the market that looked like this guy right here, I'd buy it. He's amazing but I forgot to actually write down what culture he might have originated from.