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The item contains the “autograph” of an individual, said to be the “first recorded personal name of any human in history…Kushim”

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The item contains the “autograph” of an individual, said to be the “first recorded personal name of any human in history…Kushim”
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This is how people went in medieval castles. A"garderobe" referred to a simple toilet, often situated within a castle or other building. It was typically a hole in the floor or wall, designed to direct waste either into a cesspit, the castle's moat, or outside the building.
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Without that red arrow we would never see it.
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>>58 (OP)
it's pretty smart
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imagine working as poop cleaner

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This is how people went in medieval castles. A"garderobe" referred to a simple toilet, often situated within a castle or other building. It was typically a hole in the floor or wall, designed to direct waste either into a cesspit, the castle's moat, or outside the building.
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Without that red arrow we would never see it.
>>58 (OP)
it's pretty smart
imagine working as poop cleaner

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hmm i think china
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>>51 (OP)
Russia
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>>53
Убейся дибил ебаный.
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>>54
You should be proud of your bicontinental history. Even tricontinental for a while.

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>>53
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hmm i think china
>>51 (OP)
Russia
>>54
>>53
Убейся дибил ебаный.
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>>54
You should be proud of your bicontinental history. Even tricontinental for a while.

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Thoughts on the history of communism?
Was it real communism?
Why do so many people always die during it
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>>50 (OP)
Juche is the best variant, because it involves ethnonationalism without rejecting technology and science like the Khmer Rouge
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>>50 (OP)
It was a Jewish psyop, and it served its original purpose, i.e. to obliterate nationalism in Europe. Once that was done, it could die off. It's funny how the gooks revived it in a totally different fashion, the jew probably didn't expect that.

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Thoughts on the history of communism?
Was it real communism?
Why do so many people always die during it
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>>50 (OP)
Juche is the best variant, because it involves ethnonationalism without rejecting technology and science like the Khmer Rouge
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>>50 (OP)
It was a Jewish psyop, and it served its original purpose, i.e. to obliterate nationalism in Europe. Once that was done, it could die off. It's funny how the gooks revived it in a totally different fashion, the jew probably didn't expect that.

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Considered one of the most famous landmarks in Africa. I always thought the recognizable structure we can see today stood there since medieval times, when Islam expanded into west Africa and what is now Mali.
But it turns out that, while the original mosque does date from around the 13th century, it was damaged, destroyed and rebuilt several times during its history, and by the time France conquered the region during the Scramble for Africa it was in a state of complete decay and disrepair. The structure we see today is actually barely 100 years old, it was reconstructed in the early 20th century, sponsored by the French colonial authorities.

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>>46 (OP)
This is how it looked when the French conquered Mali.
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nice they dont change much on the design
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>>46 (OP)
I don't like it
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>>46 (OP)
If I were a tourist I would feel scammed!
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wow interesting building

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Considered one of the most famous landmarks in Africa. I always thought the recognizable structure we can see today stood there since medieval times, when Islam expanded into west Africa and what is now Mali.
But it turns out that, while the original mosque does date from around the 13th century, it was damaged, destroyed and rebuilt several times during its history, and by the time France conquered the region during the Scramble for Africa it was in a state of complete decay and disrepair. The structure we see today is actually barely 100 years old, it was reconstructed in the early 20th century, sponsored by the French colonial authorities.

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>>46 (OP)
This is how it looked when the French conquered Mali.
nice they dont change much on the design
>>46 (OP)
I don't like it
>>46 (OP)
If I were a tourist I would feel scammed!
wow interesting building

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Just 2 more millennia
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>>42 (OP)
Nice bold assumption and pigeonholing you made there, Dr, dipshit. In truth, no regime,creed or ideology of Jew/Hebe invention is truly forever.
>Misspelled USSR
LOL.
>INB4 JEWS/HEEBS KILLED CHRIST THEY ARE AGAINST THE FAITH DUR.
NOT! That is a fucking, lie and a bunch of BULLSHIT! Never mind the Jews/Heebs hate ALL GENTILES OF ALL RACES, not just Christians, dipshit brainwashed fool eating up whatever garbage the papacy teaches and proclaims, idiot. The kikes do indeed ritually murder children, and at times have desecrated hosts wafers. But think for more than a few seconds, and reflect on this, if you can: (((who))) started Christianity, be it Catholicism, the majority of Protestant churches, and the East Orthodox Church (be it Armenian, Greek, Serbian, Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Slavic North Macedonian), Coptic, or Tehwado Ethiopian Orthodox church. Taking things at face value is utterly foolish, as is assuming that the establishment will always tell the whole truth, Sir wool-over-the-eyes. What the Jews/kikes do with ritual murder of Goy children (usually boys) is not meant to immediately destroy Christianity, but mainly acts as a form of sympathetic magic as well as a human blood offering to (((YHVY))) aka (((Hashem))). And host desecration is at least in part, a psyop meant to shock and confuse people with emotional seethe. THEY PLAY BOTH SIDES!
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>>43
is this pasta

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Just 2 more millennia
>>43
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>>42 (OP)
Nice bold assumption and pigeonholing you made there, Dr, dipshit. In truth, no regime,creed or ideology of Jew/Hebe invention is truly forever.
>Misspelled USSR
LOL.
>INB4 JEWS/HEEBS KILLED CHRIST THEY ARE AGAINST THE FAITH DUR.
NOT! That is a fucking, lie and a bunch of BULLSHIT! Never mind the Jews/Heebs hate ALL GENTILES OF ALL RACES, not just Christians, dipshit brainwashed fool eating up whatever garbage the papacy teaches and proclaims, idiot. The kikes do indeed ritually murder children, and at times have desecrated hosts wafers. But think for more than a few seconds, and reflect on this, if you can: (((who))) started Christianity, be it Catholicism, the majority of Protestant churches, and the East Orthodox Church (be it Armenian, Greek, Serbian, Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Slavic North Macedonian), Coptic, or Tehwado Ethiopian Orthodox church. Taking things at face value is utterly foolish, as is assuming that the establishment will always tell the whole truth, Sir wool-over-the-eyes. What the Jews/kikes do with ritual murder of Goy children (usually boys) is not meant to immediately destroy Christianity, but mainly acts as a form of sympathetic magic as well as a human blood offering to (((YHVY))) aka (((Hashem))). And host desecration is at least in part, a psyop meant to shock and confuse people with emotional seethe. THEY PLAY BOTH SIDES!
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>>43
is this pasta

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this is what Caesar first saw when he stepped foot in Britannia, 55 BC
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>Awrite mate nice ‘elmet

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this is what Caesar first saw when he stepped foot in Britannia, 55 BC
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>Awrite mate nice ‘elmet

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Cool infograph on european history
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>timeline-of-europe.png
>starting year: 1310
Mmh... a certain 1000-year long civilization seems to be missing here.
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>>35 (OP)
...for ants
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serr, text too small
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OP is a faggot.
Most charts on that website are garbage for faggots. (((BCE))). Then again, they're Canadian.

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Cool infograph on european history
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>timeline-of-europe.png
>starting year: 1310
Mmh... a certain 1000-year long civilization seems to be missing here.
>>35 (OP)
...for ants
serr, text too small
OP is a faggot.
Most charts on that website are garbage for faggots. (((BCE))). Then again, they're Canadian.

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You might have noticed this trend. It's prominent in academic journals, some history books, and notably in Wikipedia. The idea is to provide "a neutral way" to label historical dates by replacing Before Christ with Before Common Era. In turn, CE (Common Era) is the alternative to AD (Anno Domini, "in the year of the Lord"). The usual suspects are behind this, under the guise of diversity and inclusivity, to avoid referring to Jesus as Dominus (Lord).
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Ab urbe condita is the best dating system
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>>32 (OP)
Kikepedia articles about judaism, virtually all of them, use BCE/CE, including old testament stuff.
Other than (them), reddit soyence faggots and their followers, useful retards, use those terms. And articles about hindoo stuff use them more often than sandmonkeys and others. I've seen some articles about ancient China, for example, use both BC/CE together -- this is truly a "neutral" way, like referring to °C as Celsius degrees or centigrade, interchangeably, since they're synonyms. But (they) hate his name and anything related to him, and incite changes, and useful retards follow naturally. It's become increasingly common since the beginning of the last decade. Naturally.
I've seen for example in technical specifications from Hong Kong written in traditional Chinese and English the term "year of the Christian era" as a translation to 西元 before the year digits; (they) would never do this, because (they) hate him and anything related to him. The C in the acronym's meaning could be changed to "christian" and the meaning would remain exactly the same, but (they) can't stand his name or anything related to him. It's different from hindoos, sand monkeys and other uncultured swines' opinions, these rarely hate him, in the proper sense of this word.
>>33
>maybe they will end up using ai to standarize
Kill yourself, retarded nigger.
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"common" kikery: common core education, communism, common era, (((common lisp))), what else?
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>>73
common cold
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nah its allright just name change

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You might have noticed this trend. It's prominent in academic journals, some history books, and notably in Wikipedia. The idea is to provide "a neutral way" to label historical dates by replacing Before Christ with Before Common Era. In turn, CE (Common Era) is the alternative to AD (Anno Domini, "in the year of the Lord"). The usual suspects are behind this, under the guise of diversity and inclusivity, to avoid referring to Jesus as Dominus (Lord).
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Ab urbe condita is the best dating system
>>32 (OP)
Kikepedia articles about judaism, virtually all of them, use BCE/CE, including old testament stuff.
Other than (them), reddit soyence faggots and their followers, useful retards, use those terms. And articles about hindoo stuff use them more often than sandmonkeys and others. I've seen some articles about ancient China, for example, use both BC/CE together -- this is truly a "neutral" way, like referring to °C as Celsius degrees or centigrade, interchangeably, since they're synonyms. But (they) hate his name and anything related to him, and incite changes, and useful retards follow naturally. It's become increasingly common since the beginning of the last decade. Naturally.
I've seen for example in technical specifications from Hong Kong written in traditional Chinese and English the term "year of the Christian era" as a translation to 西元 before the year digits; (they) would never do this, because (they) hate him and anything related to him. The C in the acronym's meaning could be changed to "christian" and the meaning would remain exactly the same, but (they) can't stand his name or anything related to him. It's different from hindoos, sand monkeys and other uncultured swines' opinions, these rarely hate him, in the proper sense of this word.
>>33
>maybe they will end up using ai to standarize
Kill yourself, retarded nigger.
"common" kikery: common core education, communism, common era, (((common lisp))), what else?
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>>73
common cold
nah its allright just name change

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Genuinely what has this country ever achieved in it's thousands of years of history?

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>Haiti's first Head of state Jean-Jacques Dessalines called Polish people "the White Negroes of Europe", which was then regarded a great honour as it meant brotherhood between Poles and Haitians after Polish Legionnaires joined the black Haitian slaves during the Haitian Revolution.
>Dessalines also gave the Poles a special status as Noir (legally considered to be black) and full citizenship under the Haitian constitution.
To this day their descendants still live there.
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>>23 (OP)
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>>23 (OP)
they got an nword pass in real life

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>Haiti's first Head of state Jean-Jacques Dessalines called Polish people "the White Negroes of Europe", which was then regarded a great honour as it meant brotherhood between Poles and Haitians after Polish Legionnaires joined the black Haitian slaves during the Haitian Revolution.
>Dessalines also gave the Poles a special status as Noir (legally considered to be black) and full citizenship under the Haitian constitution.
To this day their descendants still live there.
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>>23 (OP)
>>23 (OP)
they got an nword pass in real life

If you could live in any century, which one would you pick?
Hard mode: you have to roll the dice on your wealth and location

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If you could live in any century, which one would you pick?
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Ok guys can we settle this once and for all please: did Trotsky invent the word "racist" or is it a myth? Grok says he didn't.
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>>19 (OP)
idk if he invented it but if you look at publications from the 19th century you will find a funny word used instead: NEGROPHOBIA

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Ok guys can we settle this once and for all please: did Trotsky invent the word "racist" or is it a myth? Grok says he didn't.
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>>19 (OP)
idk if he invented it but if you look at publications from the 19th century you will find a funny word used instead: NEGROPHOBIA

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wtf was his problem
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is that elon musk?
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>>26
no, it's Pol Pot
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who is he?
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>>28
YOUR FATHER
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Last year they made a movie about this guy and the two other westerners that went with him to Cambodia: "Meeting with Pol Pot".

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wtf was his problem
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is that elon musk?
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>>26
no, it's Pol Pot
who is he?
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>>28
YOUR FATHER
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>>25
Last year they made a movie about this guy and the two other westerners that went with him to Cambodia: "Meeting with Pol Pot".

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One of the earliest known depictions of Jesus Christ is a piece of Roman graffiti dated to around the 3rd century AD, discovered in a wall on the Palatine Hill, Rome. It shows a human figure with the head of a donkey attached to a cross, with a second figure raising a hand in a gesture of worship, and a Greek inscription which translates to "Alexamenos worships his God". Most historians interpret it as a mockery of Christianity, meant to mock a Christian named Alexamenos. At the time, Romans often accused Christians of onolatry, the worship of donkeys, a slur intended to portray their faith as ridiculous.
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>hold your donkey Marcus
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>>11 (OP)
early shitposting
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>>12
i wonder what his soldiers (who probably werent majority christian) thought when he came up and ordered them to paint a christian symbol on their shields
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>>15
>As long as I get paid...
Unironically.

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One of the earliest known depictions of Jesus Christ is a piece of Roman graffiti dated to around the 3rd century AD, discovered in a wall on the Palatine Hill, Rome. It shows a human figure with the head of a donkey attached to a cross, with a second figure raising a hand in a gesture of worship, and a Greek inscription which translates to "Alexamenos worships his God". Most historians interpret it as a mockery of Christianity, meant to mock a Christian named Alexamenos. At the time, Romans often accused Christians of onolatry, the worship of donkeys, a slur intended to portray their faith as ridiculous.
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>hold your donkey Marcus
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>>11 (OP)
early shitposting
>>12
i wonder what his soldiers (who probably werent majority christian) thought when he came up and ordered them to paint a christian symbol on their shields
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>>15
>As long as I get paid...
Unironically.