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@mitchclarke1 @TheParraEels And why did they bring back the recorded chant - horrible

Dear @TheParraEels - we don’t win as much as we’d like to; please don’t rob us of the simple joys. WHERE IS OUR VICTORY SONG? #NRLEelsDragons

@IncognitoJurist @Rainmaker1973 But we still can’t flush toilet paper

@Rainmaker1973 The Greeks 🇬🇷 have always been innovative

The water pipes at Knossos date back to the Bronze Age, with the advanced plumbing system reaching its peak around 1700 BCE. This means these pipes are at least 3,500 years old.

@water_diaries The Queensland Alps, lake Cairns.

Queensland, Australia 🇦🇺

@SoulLight777 Only 15,000 years?

I have known for years that the Albanian language was spoken during the times of Atlantis, 12,000 to 15,000 years ago. It is only now that mainstream is opening up and studying the language. Recent discussions in linguistics have sparked interest in claims that the Albanian language may be among the oldest branches of the Indo-European family, with some studies suggesting its origins could trace back as far as 7000–8000 years ago. These ideas stem from new computational models and genetic–archaeological comparisons that attempt to reconstruct how early Indo-European languages spread and diverged, proposing that Albanian split early from the common ancestral language.

@UnbelievablyH25 @DailyTurkic I think Armenians have a better claim to this one tbh

@DailyTurkic Here before griks claiming “Actually its called Lahmancukatikos and ours is longer and we totally dont care we were a Turkish province for 500 years”

Turkish lahmacun is now in the Guinness World Records for how long it is.

@cosmic_virtue @MOSSADil I have looked into it previously, but i will read yr books thanks. Your view seems typical of colonial attitudes. Every colonial power/ empire believed they were enriching the colonised peoples. I love our culture and history but i try to remain objective.

@Faize_01 @MOSSADil Well…no. We were not like the Romans. We didn’t impose anything, they were willingly and heavily Hellenised. Only one family remained anti-Hellenes, the Maccabee’s. I send you two books, read them or do your own research.

🇮🇱 2,100 YEAR OLD SLING BULLET FOUND IN GALILEE A 2,100-year-old sling bullet discovered in the Galilee bears a Greek inscription meaning “Learn” — likely a taunt aimed at enemies. Archaeologists believe it was fired by Greek defenders of Hippos during a battle with the Hasmonean army of King Alexander Jannaeus around 101 BCE. Researchers say it’s the first sling bullet ever found with this specific inscription. Stay connected, follow @MOSSADil.

@cosmic_virtue @MOSSADil We conquered these lands and imposed our language, culture and religion. Just like all colonisers we thought we were superior. Some Jews did become Hellenised but others resisted to preserve their culture and religion which they celebrate at Hanukkah.

@Faize_01 @MOSSADil We were there as saviours and protectors, bringers of light and civilisation. Hellenism reshaped Jewish life. Antiochus was their enemy, not all of the Greeks. You should read about the impact of Hellenism on the Jews of the Hellenistic period.

@cosmic_virtue @MOSSADil WTF you on about? We were there as occupiers. The Jews celebrate defeating the Greeks with Hanukkah

@MOSSADil Greeks defend the land of Judaea 2.000 years ago and they continue to do so. 🇬🇷🤝🇮🇱

@_Fenrir_7 @Dr_TheHistories @archeohistories They’ve just arrested a 5350 year old

@Dr_TheHistories @archeohistories I hope the killer is identified so that the family can finally have some closure

On September 19, 1991, two German hikers named Helmut and Erika Simon were making their way across a high ridge in the Ötztal Alps when they spotted a body partially embedded in the ice. They assumed they had found a lost mountaineer. They reported it to the authorities. The authorities assumed the same thing. It took several days, and some increasingly confused experts, before anyone began to suspect that the man in the ice had not recently gotten lost on a hiking trail. He was 5,300 years old. He had been lying there, preserved by the specific conditions of that particular glacier, since the Copper Age. By the time the Simons found him, every human civilization either of them had ever learned about in school had risen and fallen while he waited in the ice. His name, eventually, was Ötzi. Over the following three decades, scientists subjected him to every analytical tool available, and then waited for better tools to be invented and applied those too. They reconstructed his last meal: ibex meat, red deer, einkorn wheat, eaten within roughly thirty minutes of his death. They found pollen from a hop hornbeam tree in his clothing, which placed him in a specific valley at a specific time of year. They identified 59 tattoos, placed along joints and pressure points in patterns that correspond so closely to acupuncture meridians that researchers still argue about what that means. They found in his DNA the oldest known case of Lyme disease, and evidence of a genetic predisposition to cardiovascular disease, and the fact that he was probably lactose intolerant. They knew what he ate for his last meal before they knew how he died. When they found out how he died, the entire frame of the investigation shifted. There was an arrowhead lodged in his left shoulder. It had penetrated the subclavian artery. He would have bled out within minutes, probably faster. The arrow's shaft had been removed, either by Ötzi himself in the moments before he lost consciousness, or by whoever shot him, covering their tracks. His hand showed defensive wounds. He had someone else's blood on his clothing from at least four different individuals. Ötzi did not get caught in a storm. He did not fall. He did not wander onto a glacier and succumb to exposure. He was shot in the back during what the forensic evidence strongly suggests was a violent and deliberate attack, by someone who knew him well enough to get close, or was skilled enough not to need to. Nobody was ever charged. There are no suspects. The case is, technically, still open, which makes it the oldest unsolved murder in human history by a margin so large it is difficult to process. Somewhere in the Copper Age, someone had a reason to kill this specific man, on this specific ridge, and then disappear back into a world that left almost no written record of anything. We know what Ötzi had for breakfast. We know his genetic risk factors. We know the season and the approximate time of day. We have reconstructed thirty minutes of his final afternoon with more precision than most modern crime scenes allow. We have no idea who killed him or why. We probably never will. #drthehistories

@centralNRL 2 kicks on the 2nd tackle, moses would have chewed his ass. Was very lucky they led to flukey tries. Only 1 legit assist imo .5.5/10

The feedback was not confusing Pezet was a solid 7.5/10 but everyone is acting like he was either a 9.5/10 or a 3/10

@TheParraEels @WSWanderingEels The second worst team won, but we’ll take it

C’MON BOYS 😤 #PARRAdise

@LeagueFreak Pezet was very lucky with his 3 kicks that led to tried. The first 2 were brain explosions on the 2 nd tackle - very lucky

Pezet is overrated. #RugbyLeague #NRL

@SeaEagleSpur It was rubbish, low quality game embarrassing defence by both

A million tries scored, several lead changes and a big upset but honestly, did anyone think that was a good, or even exciting game? Early days but so far, PVL Ball 2.0 sucks. #NRLBroncosEels

@zanofc @abcsport Ground announcer from NBA aswell

American country star Riley Green entertaining the big crowd in attendance at Lang Park during HT of #NRLBroncosEels Live now on @abcsport

@TheParraEels 48-48, defence non existent. No idea how we hit the lead

Game on … #PARRAdise

@blackstarops Ramboyan

misak donayan, an ethnic armenian who wanted to look like rambo and fought in the lebanese civil war during the mid-80's

@FanParanoid @centralNRL Reserve

@centralNRL "stadium"

Penrith’s new stadium will be known as Helloworld Stadium.

@centralNRL Good news, congrats Brisbane!

Barnett to Broncos on a 2 year deal from 2027. Parra miss out on another signing

@NA15605 @poirazis Take a step back and look at how their plan is unfolding. Their deliberate actions have dragged us in to their conflict. Turks are mobilised and so are Greeks. A few false flag attacks and things kick off. We all being played

@poirazis Are you fucking serious?? Get fucked. Notice how you’ve also got the Turks on this post riled up. Exactly why we mustn’t turn our backs on Israel.

If Greece and Cyprus don’t disconnect from Israel they will go down with it.

@redkeeks Schools teach standard Modern Greek, personally i like the Cypriot dialect. Of course having an official standard language is essential, but all regional dialects should be retained and preserved.

Just like how the English tried to suppress/eliminate, Irish/Scottish Gaelic, Welsh languages. This is what Greece has tried to do with the Cypriot dialect. ‘Speak Greek!’ How but fuck off.