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About Art2fact Society

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Meet the ART2FACT Team

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Mark Anthony

Founder

Mark brings a deep appreciation for the symbolic and abstract dimensions of history, exploring its artistic, philosophical, and mystical aspects.

art2fact society founder - richard anthony

Richard Anthony

Founder

Richard by contrast, takes an empirical approach, focusing on archaeological discoveries, historical records, and verifiable evidence.




Royal Advisors and Scribes

The necessity of governance and administration forms a persistent thread throughout human history, a complex endeavor characterized by meticulous record-keeping, […]



Scientists & Inventors

The quest for knowledge and practical innovation represents an enduring human endeavor, a field characterized by relentless curiosity, rigorous experimentation, […]



Extraterrestrial Life Forms

The study of alleged extraterrestrial encounters represents a powerful cultural phenomenon, a field characterized by witness testimony, persistent mystery, and […]



Warriors of Sport

The history of competitive physical activity represents an enduring human impulse, a spectacle characterized by intense training, profound dedication, and […]



Supernatural Entities

The necessity of spiritual belief spans every era of the human story. This period shows intense faith, profound apprehension, and […]


Ancient Greek gold coin (18mm diameter) featuring a laureate bust in high relief, struck during the early Hellenistic period.

Stater (Coin)

“Stater “ Term: Stater (coin) Pronunciation: /ˈsteɪtər/ or /stɑːˈtɛər/ (STAY-ter or STAH-tare) Part of Speech: Noun Stater Definition (Greek Context): […]


"Vestrahorn mountain (454m) reflected in wet black sand at Stokksnes peninsula, Iceland, with rolling dunes and coastal grass in foreground under moody Arctic light." Definition of Conservation page

Conservation

“Conservation “ Pronunciation: /ˌkɒnsəˈveɪʃən/ (kon-suh-VAY-shuhn) Part of Speech: Noun Conservation Definition: Conservation, in the context of archaeology and cultural heritage, […]



Contemporary Artifacts

Spans the Atomic Age and the Information Age (c. 1950 – Present). Dominated by silicon (microchips), advanced polymers (plastics, composites), […]



Industrial & Modern Artifacts

Spans the Industrial Revolution to the end of World War II (c. 1800 – 1950 CE). Defined by the large-scale […]



Early Modern Artifacts

Spans the Renaissance, Age of Discovery, and Enlightenment (c. 1500 – 1800 CE). Shift toward mass-produced glass (mirrors, telescopes), paper/print, […]



Medieval Artifacts

Roughly spans the fall of the Western Roman Empire to the start of the Renaissance (c. 500 – 1500 CE). […]



Prehistoric Artifacts

Spans the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic eras (roughly 2.5 million years ago – 3000 BCE). Dominated by lithics (stone, flint, […]