A myth that never burns, Dies and returns, Rising from the contents of urns.

Isaac Newton pushed this up in his eye and pushed around it, and in the process made discoveries very valuable to science, at the expense of great pain for the duration of his experiment. But with what he used comes a much more creative use.

Snippets of time, held on display Artifacts all from vastly different ages. Placed behind glass, trapped in modern amber A gallery of history's greatest, and worst, hits As Indiana Jones is want to say, 'It belongs in a...?'

what might someone from ye olde times bid you

The Greeks called me 'flesh eater', For once I was made of lime. But a nemes of gold, More people behold. My owner's fame remains a long time.