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Mythology. Archaeology. Doomer #kissyourassgoodbye #zooarchaeology #archaeobirds #fensalir #reimagingfrigg #re-imagingfrigg #swampsunday #scandimyth #OldNorse Avatar: 'Lilith...', nomeart.com. Banner: by ‪Kweeny Todd‬.
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Water.
#fensalir
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In the most known Bashkir epic “Ural-batyr”, the world is born out of water in complete darkness.

The first piece of land is wet and swampy, and that primordial swamp symbolizes chaos – the state when the soil and the water are yet to be separated.

#swampsunday #folklore
Depiction of the full moon over a swamp at night (photo in silver white, blue and green)

Credit: Alexandr Kitzenko
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Correction - protest not protect.
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A revolution is taking place in the US. You don't stop revolutions and you don't make revolutions just by protesting on the streets.

Public protest is just one tactic, used strategically, within a broad strategy. This fixation on public (especially peaceful) protect is
lilithtree67.bsky.social
and my goat 🐐don't like it! 😀
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For eff's sake! Those who would hate you need the shit kicked out of them! Effing curse them, not appease them.

There's warriors and those who support warriors. NOT EVERYBODY SHOULD BE A WARRIOR.

This twisted liberal democracy, individual-focused BS gets right up goat -
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*https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/hostis
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Battle bunny.
Or Hostility Hare.

@runskra.bsky.social
@valsif.bsky.social

Do hospitality and hostility have deep proto-european root in "Proto-Indo-European *gʰóstis (“guest, stranger”)"*

Do you treat this person with hospitality or hostility? Always been a dilemma.
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oretta, m.n: one who strives, a combatant, warrior, champion. (OR-et-ta / ˈɔ-rɛt-ta)
Image: Vincent of Beauvais’s Speculum historiale; France, c. 1294-1297; Boulogne-sur-Mer, Bibliothèque municipale, ms. 130II, f. 319v.
#OldEnglish #WOTD
Medieval manuscript image of a rabbit walking on its hind legs, holding a circular shield in one forepaw and a giant sword in the other.
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It really is happening. Now. No more talk. Go well.
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Can hear Black Hatters say, "things are dooming up nicely".
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But you do know it's too late, right?
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In the Artic, brains scrambled by innumerable Covid infections, facing novel and ancient-revived viruses they have no immunity to, poisoned by various chemicals that reduce their fertility... and few, fewer and then there were none.
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Encourage anyone interested to read abstracts pdf.
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Wool revolutionised textile and economic practices across Bronze Age Europe following the introduction
of woolly sheep from Mesopotamia. The widespread adoption is clear in the costumes found in Danish
Early Bronze Age burials (c. 1600–1100 BC), which are almost exclusively made from wool..."
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"Based on current assessments, the domestic horse was introduced to Britain during the Middle Bronze
Age, bringing about fundamental social and practical changes..."

"Bronze Age woollen textiles in southern England
Mark Haughton (University College Dublin)
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"wet landscapes" so I am going to notice that!

Horses = elite, put that in mythology -
"Bioarchaeological perspectives on horse-human relationships in Bronze Age Britain – Alice
Dobinson (Oxford Archaeology & University of Oxford)
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"Tracks in the mud: how cattle shape Bronze Age life and landscapes
Floor Huisman (University College Dublin), Sander Gerritsen (Archeologie West-Friesland) and
Wouter Roessingh (ADC ArcheoProjecten)
In the wet landscapes of the Holocene Netherlands, archaeologists ..."