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steemitboard (66)in #history • 5 years ago
RE: NEW DISCOVERY: Meteor Impact Could Be The Basis For the Bible's Story of Sodom and Gamora
Congratulations @alexslibrary! You received a personal award! Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 2 years! You can view your badges on your Steem Board and…
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arcange (78)in #history • 6 years ago
RE: Ancient Architects - The Secret Internal Chambers of The Great Sphinx of Egypt
WARNING - The message you received from @rijaldk is a CONFIRMED SCAM! DO NOT FOLLOW any instruction and DO NOT CLICK on any link in the comment! For more…
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rijaldk (-2)(1)in #history • 6 years ago
RE: Ancient Architects - The Secret Internal Chambers of The Great Sphinx of Egypt
Limited Time << 10 STEEM >> AIRDROP This is a limited time offer only for first 2000 members who join and get 10 steem. We have many resteem and upvote service.…
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rudrakshpareek (15)in #history • 6 years ago
RE: Ancient Architects - The Sphinx of Egypt is MUCH Older
I gave you a vote! If you follow me, I will also follow you in return! Enjoy some !popcorn courtesy of @rudrakshpareek !
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steemitboard (66)in #history • 6 years ago
RE: Ancient Pyramid, Lost City & Human Sacrifices Discovered in China by Ancient Architects
Congratulations @alexslibrary! You have received a personal award! 1 Year on Steemit Click on the badge to view your Board of Honor. Do not miss the last post from…
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bmanmcfly (47)in #science • 6 years ago
RE: Science's Replication Crisis | Peter Ridd and Stefan Molyneux
Sometimes there are just more important issues than good science. Sometimes issues like global warming are so important that it doesn't matter if the science is bad, it is for…
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ozzz169 (40)in #selfimprovment • 7 years ago
RE: There is no such thing as a genius.
I am not claiming that people have unlimited potential, I am claiming that genius is subjective and that everyone has the potential (if given the chance) to do extraordinary…
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steemitboard (66)in #history • 7 years ago
RE: Wonders of the Ancient World: The Statue of Zeus at Olympia
Congratulations @alexslibrary! You have completed some achievement on Steemit and have been rewarded with new badge(s) : Award for the number of upvotes Click on any…
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geneticmemory (37)in #politics • 7 years ago
RE: A Current Narrative That Is Popular in The Media is that the United States National Anthem is White Supremacist... Really? I'm going to look as I write this.
I just happen to look back at this. Seeing when people make a reply is not the best feature of steemit. Please check your timeline. The Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty under…
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arthur.grafo (69)in #history • 7 years ago
RE: Wonders of the Ancient World: Temple of Artemis
In the olden days, it was the person who trained and bred hawks. Nowadays it is used as follows: A seller of shoddy goods, or, a person who sets up a mini shop on the pavement…
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arthur.grafo (69)in #history • 7 years ago
RE: Wonders of the Ancient World: Temple of Artemis
Could you not add a photo of what it looks like now? It would certainly bring to life the poignancy of what we have lost - and it could also stand as emblem of what we, these…
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stefaniya (56)in #history • 7 years ago
RE: Wonders of the Ancient World: Temple of Artemis
i like greek history =) thnks
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spectrumecons (73)in #history • 7 years ago
RE: Wonders of the World: The Mausoleum of Halicarnassus
Thanks for this very informative post @alexslibrary.
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bigmantings (34)in #history • 7 years ago
RE: The Story of Money: The Myth of Barter
I disagree that HG societies require the 'good will' of market societies (unless of course they're using violent force, which many did [see colonialism]), hunter-gatherers can…
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itchykitten (59)in #history • 7 years ago
RE: The Story of Money: The Myth of Barter
Thanks for your comments and thoughts Alex. You would probably really enjoy the book =)
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itchykitten (59)in #history • 7 years ago
RE: The Story of Money: The Myth of Barter
Guess it depends who you listen to :P The bigger reality as I'm aware of it is that 90%+ of all of the natives were wiped out within 50 years of contact by European diseases.
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mrezafasian (41)in #alexandria • 7 years ago
RE: Wonders of the World: The Pharos Lighthouse at Alexandria
Great 👌
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geneticmemory (37)in #politics • 7 years ago
RE: A Current Narrative That Is Popular in The Media is that the United States National Anthem is White Supremacist... Really? I'm going to look as I write this.
Moors are Turks also. They (Moors) were not homogenous. Mongols did not use firesticks.
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apolymask (71)in #youtube • 7 years ago
RE: Was 9/11 predicted?
The Battle of Vienna? Are there any admissions or claims of this from any of the alleged perpetrators?
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fugetaboutit (60)in #history • 7 years ago
RE: The Importance of HISTORY as a Discipline of Study
This is an interesting point and relevant criticism. You need inspiring instructors to teach this topic. Boredom can be overcome if students are taught history has direct…
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