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Did You Know?
The earliest known beds date back to the Miocene epoch, about 23 million years ago — ancient hominids created sleeping platforms from branches and leaves.
The word 'table' comes from the Latin 'tabula', meaning a board or plank. The first tables were simply flat stone or wooden slabs used by the Ancient Egyptians.
The average person spends about 26 years of their life sleeping in a bed — that's nearly one-third of their entire life!
In medieval times, a 'foot' of a bed or table wasn't just decorative — it was literally shaped like an animal's paw to represent strength and stability.
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