#Camels

It's Saturday, so it's time for another oil history thread. This week: Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi, the great Persian scientist, doctor and alchemist, who lived between 865 and
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Well it's #NationalPoopDay so here is a thread about our latest Paisley Caves paper! You can find our paper here (open access ) https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12520-020-01160-9 Team members on twitter: @ArchaeologyLisa
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1. This photo was taken on New Year's Eve at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto — revellers ringing in 1942.I stumbled across it last night. And it turns out
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Xaela and their Mongolian culture thread: Wrestling, otherwise known as Bökh (Durability) is the most important part of Mongolia's "three manly skills" It's also a part of the Naadam festival.
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Until comparatively recently in Islamic history, it was perfectly normal to show the Prophet Muhammed, either fully or with his face hidden. Even when I was a fundamentalist, Muslim I
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Pandemic travel memories: 1/ Jharkhand, Ranchi, India. One of the best chicken soups / shorbas I've ever had. A must-visit whenever I am back there! 2/ Jharkhand, Ranchi, India. My
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After yesterday's excitement around Romney's child allowance plan, I had a hard time sleeping, tormented by dreams of income and distribution tables yet-to-be-calculated.So I woke up at the crack 'o
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Mounted stock herders or "Cowboys" around the world Interesting fact: “buckaroo” is an English version of the Spanish word “vaquero”.UPDATED Vaqueros/Charros () :The vaqueros of Mexico, some of the first
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So I'm going to start this THREAD of my personal favorite games from every platform I can think of through history that I have experience with.These aren't necessarily the best
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