stackyFACTS
Culture & entertainment

People were juggling in ancient Egyptian tombs

HERE’S THE INTERESTING PART

Throwing objects into the air for no practical reason is surprisingly historic. Wall paintings discovered in the 15th Beni Hasan tomb complex clearly display women simultaneously tossing multiple spheres, confirming that risking public humiliation by dropping balls is a tradition dating back four thousand years.

People were juggling in ancient Egyptian tombs
STACKY / Culture & entertainment
One discovery leads to another.

Keep exploring facts in this topic.

Culture & entertainment →
STACKY FOR IPHONE

A bigger world.
One discovery
at a time.

Keep discovering with Stacky. Interesting facts in an app that is always within reach.

Download on the App Store
ONE MORE DISCOVERY?

Keep exploring

All in this topic →
Watching a professional juggler and eagerly waiting for them to drop a flaming torch
Culture & entertainment

Watching a professional juggler and eagerly waiting for them to drop a flaming torch

Tossing burning clubs in the air requires immense skill, but the crowd is secretly thrilled by the danger. Everyone gasps at the near misses, secretly hoping…

Discover more
Disney delayed announcing Walt Disney’s death
Culture & entertainment

Disney delayed announcing Walt Disney’s death

Because nothing gets in the way of quarterly earnings reports—not even the grim reaper. When the legendary pioneer of modern animation finally succumbed to…

Discover more
Why does Hollywood keep using the exact same painfully obvious scream sound in massive blockbusters?
Culture & entertainment

Why does Hollywood keep using the exact same painfully obvious scream sound in massive blockbusters?

Why does Hollywood keep using the exact same painfully obvious scream sound in massive blockbusters?

Discover more
When the Pirates of the Caribbean ride opened in 1967, what unsettling element made it look authentic?
Culture & entertainment

When the Pirates of the Caribbean ride opened in 1967, what unsettling element made it look authentic?

When the Pirates of the Caribbean ride opened in 1967, what unsettling element made it look authentic?

Discover more
Fred Rogers essentially saved the VCR industry in nineteen eighty four by giving heartfelt testimony to the Supreme Court arguing that recording television programs was an educational necessity for working families.
Culture & entertainment

Fred Rogers essentially saved the VCR industry in nineteen eighty four by giving heartfelt testimony to the Supreme Court arguing that recording television programs was an educational necessity for working families.

Fred Rogers essentially saved the VCR industry in nineteen eighty four by giving heartfelt testimony to the Supreme Court arguing that recording television…

Discover more
The gas station where video rentals began
Culture & entertainment

The gas station where video rentals began

The entire era of wildly wandering aisles to pick out a movie began right next to the unleaded pumps. In 1977, George Atkinson bought thousands of dollars'…

Discover more
StackyMore discoveries in the app
Download on the App Store