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hathyogi31

#Thread on kedarnath: from the ice-age to the future forecast.Kedarnath which is among the char dhams and 12 jyotirlinga, situated at an astonishing height of 11,755 ft above sea level, lies

HeritageHub

Heri_Hub

#HeritageOnOurDoorstep makes us think of what’s local. Everywhere is connected to somewhere, and maps of places invite us to take journeys in space as well as time. For a small

🅰ntiquity Journal

AntiquityJ

#archaeology: Researchers have located an elusive fort in Alaska, built by the Tlingit people, that the last barrier to fall before Russia’s occupation of the state in 1804.Here's an #Antiquitythread

Fuad Alakbarov ⁠⁠

DrAlakbarov

Thread:If Shusha is the jewel of Karabakh, then Aghdam is the main entrance door. Sadly, there is no Aghdam city now, only Aghdam’s territory and its ruins, witnesses of the

Silent Sam's Reckoning

sams_reckoning

This week @UNC sent out a fundraiser asking folks to donate money for bottles of “Old Well water"... that don't actually have water from the Old Well in them.So, it's

Rebecca Levitan

LevintheMed

if hungover, rowdy, electricity-less ancient Athenians could do it 2,500 years ago, so can you: a #thread on ancient democracy.#VOTE #democracy #classics #Archaeology #ancienthistory #Elections #Government 5th cent

Faizah Zakaria

laurelinarien

There is a polarizing debate on SGTwitter about Peranakan Nasi Lemak and whether it is really a thing/ a thing worth paying highly for. I wouldn’t weigh in on it

Jen Turner

jen_e_turner

Many ancient Egyptian objects on display in museums today were created from quarried stone, but other materials were popular throughout pharaonic history & still survive in the archaeological record. For

Deeksha Sharma

saffronDeeksha

Taj Mahal is Hindu Monument: Prof Marvin Mills, Reputed New York Architect. @LostTemple7 @DivineElement 1.Professor Marvin H. Mills, a leading New York architect and professor of architecture at the Pratt

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fake__monkey

"Anthropology has had a long love affair with the primitive and has preferred to set its tent down among the African bushmen, rather than the heartland of African civilizations. The

Mir S

Meenwhile

A thread on “Aborgines” of Kashmir. Often we see Kashmiri Muslims being told to go to Pakistan and so that “real aborigines” could be settled. But who are they? Here

Owen Williams 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

OwsWills

Said to be an ancient gateway to the land of the Tylwyth Teg (the fairy race), Pentre Ifan's magnificent standing stones make it one of the grandest, and most mysterious,

Amit Schandillia

Schandillia

[THREAD: UJJAIN — HYPE VS. FACTS]1/82Timekeeping is a 3,500-year-old tradition that goes back to Ancient Egypt and Babylon where they used giant stone obelisks for the purpose. We call them

Carla Ardis

Carla_Ardis

For today's #MuseumsUnlocked, let's take a tour around the #RomanEmpire to explore some #DomesticArchitecture. The most common #house for medium-upper classes in cities&towns was the #domus (: T.Langhammer on @WikiCommons

Afghan Historians

AfghanHistorian

The ancient city of #Bust on the east bank of the Helmand river in southern #Afghanistan was settled as early as the seventh century B.C.E. and lived its golden age

oldeuropeanculture

serbiaireland

Thread (longish): During the excavations of the the Temple Repositories at Knossos, among many early 2nd millennium BC faience (glazed ceramic) objects, Arthur Evans unearthed ceramic crocuses and models of

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