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That seems dangerous. Do you know what all those symbols mean?
General History, Anthropology & Language Bitches
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It’s where you belong
These are your people
The elite academics and scholars
You are the intelligentsia
On the OG it’s to poke fun at interviews with the obligatory “didn’t do nothing” but pronounced “dindu nuffin”
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Lol gets asked to be respectful and gets pinked for anti-black and antisemitic posts.
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@Dat Pre-HollyHolm Ronda $ great selection for valued input in your thread
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@Dat Pre-HollyHolm Ronda $ great selection for valued input in your thread
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It’s like being “frozen” on the OG but your name turns pink so everyone can laugh at you.
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Pretty much yes. I see maybe two biliterals I dont
recognize. Would have to look them up in Vygus
To put them all together and formulate a sentence that
makes sense is something else all together
Would need the relief/stela number it's associated
with for context, the original ssh (scribe) and a few guys
to pour over it with me.
I don't think we can be certain. India had a major influence on Chess
If I had to posit a hypothesis it would be that it emerged like many modern
games. Kind of a collective input from everyone.
Borrow a little of this game, a little of that game and suddenly we have something new
Thats just my guess though. I have no real insight into the history of chess
As far as Trump... He gave me lots of tax write offs so if the man
is said to play 50D Chess then you'll get no push back from me. lol
Sounds like games and religion came about in a similar fashion. That's interesting.
Yeah
Religion is like super sharp sword that can be used to
save a life or genocide an entire populace.
Up to the user how they use it.
Yep, same here
@Dat Pre-HollyHolm Ronda $ you should remove me from that list, I am not the guy to argue languages...toss in Hugger the Wimp aka @The Welsh Wimp if you want pointless arguing from somebody uneducated on the topicAdvanced Ancient Civilizations are an interest of mine, although many here regard them as BS.
Bronze and Copper tools my arse... General - Irving Finkel | The Ark Before Noah: A Great Adventure
I tried to invite anyone that was civil and showed interestYep, same here
Advanced Ancient Civilizations are an interest of mine, although many here regard them as BS.
Bronze and Copper tools my arse...https://themmacommunity.com/threads/irving-finkel-the-ark-before-noah-a-great-adventure.64337/
in the high jacking we did on Bhad Bhabies thread. lol
That said...
"Advanced Ancient Civilizations are an interest of mine"
Oh you definitely belong here. lol
By all means proceed and do tell!
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Not on public display: A Peruvian elongated skull with metal surgically implanted after returning from battle, estimated to be from about 2000 years ago. One of our more interesting and oldest pieces in the collection.
We don’t have a ton of background on this piece, but we do know he survived the procedure! Based on the broken bone surrounding the repair and you can see that it’s tightly fused together. It was a successful surgery.
That is fucking awesome
Hope they didn't pound on that metal in place...yikes.
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History is a passion of mine. I love reading about wise ancient people and learning their names. Some of the best ideas in the world were invented in olden times.
Please write a book with all your outdoors wisdom. One day, generations down the road, they will teach it in schools.
Very interesting! That would put it somewhere near the 1st Century
Just makes you wonder all the things people were engaged in
technological and social wise that we woudln't think.
Also looking at the way the fracture lines healed
Geez that looks painful!
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