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>>2687926
City state is my guess.

>Byzantines are Roman meme

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>>2687938
>Byzantines weren't Roman

t. Charlemagne

if you believe in God and that Christ is your savior you do not go to hell

>>2687886

And is this a mutually held position...?

lol cathocucks don't even believe protties go to hell these days

what statue is this and why was it made?

>>2687647
It's a replica of Athena Parthenos. It's at the Parthenon in Nashville. It was built for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition.

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>>2687624
State: Ethno=Militaristic Monarchy
Society: Secular Nativism
System: Capitalism

Both, though just because Caesar was a tyrant doesn't mean he was a bad ruler. He did many good things, but posed a threat to Senatorial elites and thus had to be rid of.

>senatecucks will defend this
good proletarii

>>2687041

Well it was obviously a murder, tyranicide may be a justified murder but it's still straight up killing a dude.

If you mean was it justified, yes, absolutely, and Caesar himself would have approved. Those who grasps for absolute power always respect praxis over theories and fine rhetoric.

>>2686742
I'd give it to you, but this is a blue board.

>>2686742
Humans are incapable of walking in a straight line without visual reference or outside guidance.

>>2686742
Prove that he's NOT real

Not much history.

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>>2685845
It's pretty interesting how the Ainus from N Japan are genetically related being that far.

>>2685857
>the oldest race
>once thru out europe, asia, ameriva
>Not much history.
papuans lived in china until recently

Neolithic China was also ' Australoid '


http://en.cnki.com.cn/Article_en/CJFDTOTAL-RLXB198602001.htm


Archaeologist Peter Bellwood claims that the vast majority of people in South and east Asia, the region he calls the "clinal Mongoloid-Australoid zone", are Southern Mongoloids but have a high degree of Australoid admixture.[40]

NE Asians are also related to Australoids, since prior to 10,000 years ago, Australoid populations characterized the human settlements of all of NE and SE Asia, all of the Americas and India.

latinos from the same period hold astroloid heritage/characteristics when you go back far enough.

>Byzaboos we wuzing again
Oh no sweetie it doesn't work this way

>>2685542
nice meme

The John Julius Norwich trilogy
"Byzantium: the Surpising life of a Medieval Empire"
"The World of Byzantium" - Kenneth Harl in the Great Courses lecture series

>Abe began work as a prostitute in Osaka's famous Tobita brothel district, but soon gained a reputation as a trouble-maker.

I've been to this district - it was creepy as fuck. Fuck Nippon.

King James Bible

For she doted upon their paramours, whose flesh is as the flesh of asses, and whose issue is like the issue of horses.

>>2685495

Elegabalus.

Literally everything he did of note.

Tiberius Claudius Nero the younger as well.

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Jean Baptiste Bernadotte made a career starting as French commoner, officer in the French R Revolutionary army and ended up as King of Sweden as Charles XIV John of Sweden. To this day his descendants hold the title King of Sweden.

Alexander Selkirk was a Scottish privateer who was marooned on a deserted island for 4 years because his captain couldn't handle the bantz. He lived a marvelous life of adventure and danger, but died rather anticlimacticly of disease while sailing as a privateer years after being saved from the island, getting married, and becoming a small celebrity. He was buried at sea, with which I can only assume, was done without fanfare or dignity.

Alexander the great, Frederick the Great and Prince Eugene of Savoy where the top military commanders of their time, and gay to the bone.

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Anyone else got some cool /his/torical decorations?

I also have this map.

>he didn't read at least two 1000 paged books on world history by the age of 12 and needs university to teach him basics

>>2684698
There is a great prejudice against the Byzantines in Western historiography, particularly in the Anglosphere.

>brb just going to catch deep sea cod miles off the coast in a never ending stormt sea in my boat made of potato

You need ships and fishermen to fish. You don't just adapt overnight.

>>2682019
One would think impending starvation would be a very good motivator

WE WUZ

They all only care about the "cool" parts, like D-day or the Mongol Conquests, or the Crusades or dumb shit like that. They don't care about the machinations and major changes that history made.

But what do I know, I just play Paradox games.

>>2672447
The history taught in public schools suck so i cant blame them

>>2691476
they all are biased to a certain degree , best can do is read a couple of sources and establish a happy middle.

Sadly its time consuming

>>2691476
I'm not a historian myself but any collection of historical knowledge may have it's biases or in some other way be innacurate, evaluate any source that you find proving a claim on wikipedia, and use that source if you find it accurate in your paper/argument.

is ancient.eu good?


it's a shame there's nothing remoteely close to the stanford encyclopedia of philosophy but for history

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>>2691442
>Britain

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I'VE BEEN A FOOL TO MYSELF

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WHEN I WAS A YOUNG WARTHOGGGGG

>>2691052
he had a messy apartment, just like me

That title belongs to Isaac Newton.

>>2691067
What kind of messy are we talking about?

Like papers and books and tools and other assorted things strewn all over the place

Or like moldy food and cans of energy drinks and unwashed clothes everywhere

I'm the latter