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True Aussie spirit!

That's a life lesson that kid will never forget. 🫣😂

In 1982, a Turkish sponge diver stumbled upon what he described as ‘metal biscuits with ears’ off the Mediterranean coast of Turkey near Kaş. The find proved to be an elite shipment from the Late Bronze Age, providing precious archaeological evidence for the exotic and valuable gifts exchanged by kings, heads of state, or wealthy merchants. The Uluburun shipwreck was excavated by INA over 11 seasons between 1984 and 1994, with more than 22,000 dives logged to depths in excess of 150 feet. The Uluburun ship was transporting a bulk cargo of copper and tin ingots, in the usual ratio of 10:1 to produce bronze. Other cargo included pottery (used, unused, and also containing foodstuffs) and luxury items intended for a very specific and wealthy audience, such as carved ivory containers, jewelry of gold and semi-precious stones such as carnelian and agate. Raw materials from distant lands included glass ingots, unworked elephant tusks, ostrich eggshells, and faience beads. Personal effects such as weapons and galley wares, balance weights and musical instruments including lutes with tortoise-shell sound boxes suggest that the ship was operated by a Syro-Canaanite crew and carried several passengers from the Greek mainland. In addition to the precious cargo, many stone anchors and a tiny bit of the hull remained, both of which are equally important in the study of ancient shipbuilding and its development. The ship itself was built of Lebanese cedar, wood that was prized in antiquity, with the technique of pegged mortise-and-tenon joints, and possessed a proto-keel rather than a true keel. Close study of the cargo and hull remains of the Uluburun wreck has provided a special glimpse into the Bronze Age, its material cultures, and aspects of construction, economic exchange, and transportation. In general, this degree of interconnection of the Mediterranean during this time could have only been achieved through the intense maritime activity that is exemplified by the ship that sank at Uluburun.

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Evolution of military uniforms. #HIAW 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Man’s dogs find a frozen kitten that was stiff and barely alive. The man takes care of the feline, warming him up, putting him in front of the fire and drying him off. It’s amazing what a little love can do.

I did not expect that.. 😅

@Matt_Pinner Never.

If Elon Musk becomes the President of the USA Would you support him? Yes or No?

@Matt_Pinner He can't become presiden, he want born in the States and he isn't well liked! Even if he had a chance to run, no way would I support him or his party!

@AntiWokeMemes Someone do something about this epidemic!

What is the first thing that comes to mind when you see this?

@MbarkCherguia Well in all honesty my first thoughts are ...

What are your first thoughts when you see this?

@AntiWokeMemes A. Oh get real! Have they nothing better to do? Eat what you want to eat, I like bacon!

The WHO claims that eating Bacon is not good for you. What will you do next? A. Eat Even More Bacon B. Trust the WHO

@TheFigen_ Anthony Albanese?

We all know who this is! 🤣🤣

Anthony Albanese and Tony Burke are on their hands and knees praying to Allah in Lakemba.

@Thepetsonly Aww ...look at this little Alice Cooper of the cat world! Cute!❤️❤️❤️

My account is dying ;( If you see this post PLEASE, just comment 🍉🐾or even a Dot and like . 😮‍💨

@ThrillaRilla369 I had to sit there until I ate it. If I didn't eat it within a couple of hours I was given it again the next night, cold..if I still wouldnt eat it, I was given a good belting for being ungrateful and wasteful! Ah the good old days eh?

Be honest because I’m proving a point When you were a child if you didn’t want to eat what your mother made for dinner What happened?