#Ancient

Nick Hinton

NickHintonn

A conspiracy thread: the Saturn Time Cube All over the world, across different cultures and religions, and throughout different films, literature, and other media, there is a consistent theme present

Pankaj Sethi

PankajSethi00

1/30#Thread The Roopkund Skeletons – What do new studies based on biomolecular techniques tell us? 2/30In a previous thread (https://twitter.com/PankajSethi00/status/1280822071141044224?s=20 ), I mentioned my interest in the use of DNA

Lوra

holylandsalt

Since many of you had no idea, here is a thread about Maronites in Palestine and the holy land. Maronites in Palestine are a mix of indigenous people who lived

Ahab Bdaiwi איהאבּ ܐܝܗܐܒ

bdaiwi_historia

Long before Christoph Luxenberg, medieval Muslim authorities compiled lists of foreign vocabularies in the Quran. The Quran contains words from Ethiopian, Persian, Indian, Turkic, Nabatean, Syriac, Coptic, Hebrew, Greek, and

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saintilyass

Thread about the Mythology & Astrology of Pluto and the 8th House.Before getting into this, We need to first understand that Myth is map of the unconscious and it can

Elizaveta Shalnova

ElizavetaShaln1

At various times, directors Andrei Tarkovsky and Elem Klimov planned to shoot the film "The Master and Margarita" based on the novel by Mikhail Bulgakov. A thread The adaptation of

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glitterotic

here's my ygo makeup headcanons/ pretending that it's happening in the modern world not the mid-90s bc makeup has evolved a lot since then and is a lot more fun

Andrew J. Roger

andrewjroger

Long branch attraction explained! Ed Susko and I have been investigating the reasons why long branches tend to attract in phylogenetic analyses. This paper provides new insights into why this

تحميد نور الله

NiceNortyBoi161

This is pretty weak reporting, A thread:https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/neo-nazis-go-bush-grampians-gathering-highlights-rise-of-australia-s-far-right-20210127-p56xbf.html This is an incredibly sensationalized framing of an issue th

Craig Perko

craigperko

So, I want to talk about procedural generation. Simple concepts, you probably already know them, but it's good to stay grounded.Basically, I'm thinking of making a video about of this.

simon evans

TheSimonEvans

I will take this, from Asimov.But my favourite quote of his, was “THE MOST EXCITING PHRASE TO HEAR IN SCIENCE, THE ONE THAT HERALDS NEW DISCOVERIES, IS NOT ‘EUREKA’ BUT

EHS

EcclesHistSoc

Alright, folks, let's talk a little bit about why late medieval vernacular #hagiography is an intriguing bundle of unanswered questions. Buckle up for provenance, #fragmentology & textual shenanigans! 1/ Much

श्रीमाली हितेश अवस्थी

HiteshAwasthi89

#Thread The place derives its name from the goddess Kanya Kumari, considered to be the sister of Krishna, a goddess is believed to remove the rigidity from the mind, to

Mayank Kr Singhr

Mayankkrsinghr1

Musings on the debate between Religious & Territorial Nationalism: #ThreadNow this is a valid non-ephemeral question that we must face not just because we are passing through the eye of

Joseph T Noony

JoeAgneya

There were two great observatories in ancient IndiaUjjain- Where the brightest minds gathered. Aryabhata, Brahmagupta, Bhaskara I & II, Vateshwara, all worked hereMahodayapuram-Designed by Sankaranarayan~860AD, it boasted of many named

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The_Trxth

THREAD: Gematria, for beginnersFor starters, what is Gematria? It’s pretty simple. It’s an ancient practice of combining letters with numbers and forming words, sentences, and phrases using that Where does

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