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Cities of MiddleVerse "Our culture is a living testament of strength and patience. Both flow like rivers, whether in battle, art, or ritual. Our sacred bond, between life and the ever-changing wetlands we call home" House of Deinosuchus Zul'korr Kwena System #ArtistOnX

One of the longest Verifythis articles I have seen and while they do cover a lot of details they fail to mention states that begin to offer automatic voter registration when getting even just a state ID. verifythis.com/article/news/v…

The 64,000-year-old İn kaya Cave in Türkiye reveals signs of ancient human habitation, offering insights into early lifestyles and environmental conditions. Archaeologists have uncovered tools and remnants from the Middle Paleolithic era, linking the cave to Neanderthal

"current excavation has reached a depth of 250 cm, where we’ve uncovered remarkable evidence of human life from 64,000 to 40,000 years ago. Next year, we aim to reach depths of 3-3.5 meters..” turkiyetoday.com/culture/64000-… That seems like a very fast & deep dig. Any thoughts John Hoopes

Serious question: So the Hopi objected to unproven theories being spread by a filming company, BUT they emerged "from a previous world, the Third World, into this present world, the Fourth World." How are their beliefs not an unproven theory? 🤔 sapiens.org/archaeology/an…

Wideford Hill chambered cairn in Orkney. Not many people get to this remote site. It was built 5,100 years ago.

science.org/content/articl… A single, broken molar found buried within a windswept rock shelter in southeastern France could push back the first evidence of modern humans in Europe by nearly 10,000 years.

Carved stone “mystery objects” found at Skara Brae, in Orkney, likely 5,000+ years old. They are about 3” in diameter and are believed to be related to religious or spiritual beliefs. There are many theories about their purpose and meaning.

How many resets have there actually been do you think?

Excavation of the Parthenon foundations, Athens, Greece, 1885-1890.

This account has seemingly endless posts of awesome fantasy artwork! Definitely worth a 👀 & follow...

A week as passed since I published my Saint Germain video (next post of this thread), its now time to publish the paper that originated the video, where you can find the data I compiled on this fascinating individual: academia.edu/124042971/The_…

1935 photo of a peculiar location near the Cappadocia region of Turkey 📷 John D Whiting