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Oppenheimer teaching at Kyoto University, Japan, 1960
Nearly intact 2,000-year-old mosaics from a Roman villa have been discovered beneath a vineyard in Negrar, Italy in 2020.
Nearly intact 2,000-year-old mosaics from a Roman villa have been discovered beneath a vineyard in Negrar, Italy in 2020.
Erling Haaland Bought the Only Existing Copy of One of Norway's Oldest History Books for $134,000. Then Donated It to His Hometown Library So Everyone Could Read It for Free
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c1j70ee87n3o
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very kind of him>>134 (OP)
we need more haalandErling Haaland Bought the Only Existing Copy of One of Norway's Oldest History Books for $134,000. Then Donated It to His Hometown Library So Everyone Could Read It for Free
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c1j70ee87n3o
>>134 (OP)
very kind of him>>134 (OP)
we need more haalandSunderland v Aston Villa 1895
How "Algeria", "Madagascar" and "Malaysia" are etymologically connected
Fascist Italy had triple-decker buses: the Lancia Autoalveare model
>Years of service 1932-1945
the jews took this from us>>124 (OP)
F U T U R I S M O>>124 (OP)
F U T U R I S M OWhen Japan redesigned its flag in '99 and nobody knew why
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Brighter red>>120 (OP)
Brighter redFox Movietone News produced this remarkable short film in 1930, with Count Etienne Louis Philippe Ścibor-Rylski explaining the proper way to wear a monocle. Footage restored, enhanced, and colorized: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBxByrz5BRE
Fox Movietone News produced this remarkable short film in 1930, with Count Etienne Louis Philippe Ścibor-Rylski explaining the proper way to wear a monocle. Footage restored, enhanced, and colorized: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBxByrz5BRE
i wish an emperor would give me free bread and free olive oil, like in the good old days
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cura_annonae
i wish an emperor would give me free bread and free olive oil, like in the good old days
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cura_annonae
They’ll never admit they made a mistake. They hate white people so much.
>>113 (OP)
the future looks pretty DARK
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RBYsQE4Pxb4&ra=m>>113 (OP)
but what if they rigjt>>113 (OP)
I hate white peopleThey’ll never admit they made a mistake. They hate white people so much.
>>113 (OP)
the future looks pretty DARK
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RBYsQE4Pxb4&ra=m>>113 (OP)
but what if they rigjt>>113 (OP)
I hate white peopleWhich one is it
>"Christianity is weak"
or
>"Christianity used force to convert and that's not fair"
Also which is it:
>"Christianity is deeply paganized and Christian in name only"
or
>"Christianity is a purely anti pagan devoted to the destruction of paganism."
???
Christian woke mindvirust spread fast among the weaklings, who are numerious. Christians used unmanly tactics to win, like the Assassination of Julian.
Christianity is not paganized, but many people just ignored it's teaching and practiced pagan rituals. in doctrine it's not pagan at all and popes always loved kissing refugee feet, the pope also put all templars to death for political reasons.
>>149
>the pope also put all templars to death for political reasons
I just want to interject for a moment to say that, technically, it was the king of France, Philip the Fair, who did this and did so for financial reasons. The Pope at the time was practically a French puppet (Avignon Papacy) and had no real choice on the matter, just signed it.Which one is it
>"Christianity is weak"
or
>"Christianity used force to convert and that's not fair"
Also which is it:
>"Christianity is deeply paganized and Christian in name only"
or
>"Christianity is a purely anti pagan devoted to the destruction of paganism."
???
Christian woke mindvirust spread fast among the weaklings, who are numerious. Christians used unmanly tactics to win, like the Assassination of Julian.
Christianity is not paganized, but many people just ignored it's teaching and practiced pagan rituals. in doctrine it's not pagan at all and popes always loved kissing refugee feet, the pope also put all templars to death for political reasons.
>>149
>the pope also put all templars to death for political reasons
I just want to interject for a moment to say that, technically, it was the king of France, Philip the Fair, who did this and did so for financial reasons. The Pope at the time was practically a French puppet (Avignon Papacy) and had no real choice on the matter, just signed it.A unique Tartessian bronze cart is found in Guareña. The discovery at the Casas del Turuñuelo site reveals a piece without known parallels in any civilization of the era.
>https://www.cope.es/emisoras/extremadura/noticias/hallan-guarena-carro-bronce-tartesico-unico-mundo-20260624_3390816.html
A unique Tartessian bronze cart is found in Guareña. The discovery at the Casas del Turuñuelo site reveals a piece without known parallels in any civilization of the era.
>https://www.cope.es/emisoras/extremadura/noticias/hallan-guarena-carro-bronce-tartesico-unico-mundo-20260624_3390816.html
Fun fact: there are waaaay more runestones made after the Baptism of Scandinavia than before. The conversion to Christianity basically triggered a huge runestone boom.
>b-but muh ancestors!
Your ancestors converted to Christianity.
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Pagans don't exist anymore, sir. The modern neo guys are just larpers.Fun fact: there are waaaay more runestones made after the Baptism of Scandinavia than before. The conversion to Christianity basically triggered a huge runestone boom.
>b-but muh ancestors!
Your ancestors converted to Christianity.
>>102 (OP)
Pagans don't exist anymore, sir. The modern neo guys are just larpers.The Spice Worth More Than A Human Life
This 9000-year-old stone mask is the oldest mask in the world, and was found in the Judean Desert