#Greeks

evillure

_evillure

India's inventions, discoveries and contribution to the world. (Thread) 1. Diamonds. The earliest discovery of diamonds was in India in 4th century BC and were worn as adornments, used for

The Dread Pirate Jussim

PsychRabble

Nature: The Journal of Bullshit****Dear Twitter "Bullshit" is a well-established area of scholarly research as shown below, so please do not suspend me.A Thread1/n ending in END Nature's retraction of

Delaney Williams, Antifa treasurer

AuthorDelaneyW

Clothes don’t have a gender. Wear what makes YOU comfortable. If a man in a dress bothers you, I’d suggest you sit down with a history book, but I doubt

Great House

xspotsdamark

Even though today the Zodiac/Horoscope is relegated to the realm of esoteric pseudoscience & paganism, Astrology is the foundational basis of most modern religious thought, especially the Judeo-Christian faith. Here's

perry tsergas

perrytsergas

Livestream for #CountdownToMars to Mars is below And while we wait for Entry, Descent and Landing of @NASAPersevere here are some Fun Facts About Mars! 1/https://twitter.com/NASAPersevere/status/1362481116003770368 2/ The

George Tziralis

gtzi

Thirteen years on, we have been on a mission – to help ambitious Greek founders build world-class technology companies. Today, we are excited to reiterate our mission and announce the

Nemets

Peter_Nimitz

Thread with excerpts from “The Great Cauldron: A History of Southeastern Europe” by Marie-Janine Calic Translation from original German by Elizabeth Janik. Original title was “Südosteuropa”. Disputes over the origins

Brian Heligman

BrianTHeligman

1. I wanted to write some about the golden age of 20th century physics because I absolutley love it! So here’s the story of when humanity first began to understand

Core Awakened ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Charitable_Fury

1/ DECODING the Chaos! — At a glance, our world is a COMPLEX and UNPREDICTABLE place, but for the WATCHFUL eye, repetitive patterns always APPEAR...Familiar characters and events REVEAL themselves,

Flint Dibble 🍖🏺📖

FlintDibble

Pull up your comfy chair. Grab a drink & plop your favorite pet into your lapThis thread presents “The True Story about Ancient Greek Dogs” for the 3rd Public Archaeology

Sarah

coolcurrybooks

Don't ask me why I'm awake, but I've finally finished that post on Sappho!There's a transcript of the entire thing and various sources over on Tumblr: https://coolcurrybooks.tumblr.com/post/627399978577461248/rules-for-engag

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ghurabafidunyax

Without the Muslim empire you would not have:https://twitter.com/pashtungoddess/status/1274003438234460161 The windmill was invented in 634 for a Persian caliph and was used to grind corn and draw up water for irrigation.

Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg

TheRaDR

OK, people keep asking me about that NYT article where the guy is shocked to discover the fact that the war Hanukah commemorates is, like all war, full of pain

Nacho Oliveras

NachoOliveras

DPCM days 8 and 9.HQ of Nacho Industries Inc. will be in Messina for the next 48h.Smallish terrace but high ceilings @PaulSkallas.1/n When Goethe visited it in 1787, the city

Jose Jorge

josejorgexl

Today I want to start a potentially little series of threads about one of my biggest passions...Gödel's theoremsOne of the biggest discoveries of all time that I'm sure will blow

🍒 Andrew Fletcher 🍒

ScotiaIndyref2

By PROFESSOR GLAISTER.THE fifteenth century saw the awakening of a desirefor acquisition of learning and the quickening of the revival of letters. This resuscitation of learning on the Continent of

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