
🏛Leonidas🛡⚔️
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🏛Leonidas🛡⚔️
@IndomitableWest
🏛 🇺🇸Western Ethos | Ancient History🏺🇬🇷🇮🇹 / West Eurasian Genetics 🧬🩸 ἢ τὰν ἢ ἐπὶ τᾶς






I think that "Eastern Roman Empire" and "Byzantine Empire" are both totally appropriate naming conventions for the state established in Constantinople from 330-1453 A.D. It is both a direct continuation and something different, plus "Byzantine" rolls off the tongue better.

Joseph Hughes posted this photo mocking childbirth as he goes to the hospital to pickup his 3rd surrogate child. Make mental asylums great again.

He was Macedonian by birth and kingship—ruler of the Kingdom of Macedon. Ethnically, ancient Macedonians were a Greek people: they spoke a Greek dialect, shared Greek religion and culture, and Alexander himself spread Hellenic ways. The idea of Macedonians as non-Greek is a modern political claim, not ancient history.

The Pella Curse Tablet's Linguistic Clues: Unveiling the Linguistic Identity of Ancient 🇲🇰 Macedonian.















