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Watchers.Group

Watchers.Group

@Watchers_Group

The https://t.co/93SaN4kGqV is concerned citizens working for transparency in Government and specifically Police interactions with the citizenry and Photojournalists.

Katılım Mart 2023
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Dave Mitchell
Dave Mitchell@wvrent·
@Rich888444 @histories_arch Of all that, the only part that might hold water for me is that there was probably an actual guy named Jesus. The rest reads like mythology not different from all the others.
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ArchaeoHistories
ArchaeoHistories@histories_arch·
A local hiker in Norway spotted an old sandal peeking out of the snow in August 2019. He snapped a few photographs of the find and shared its coordinates with Secrets of the Ice, a glacial archaeology program that has previously unearthed 1300 year-old wooden skis, a 1700 year-old tunic and thousands of other artifacts preserved in Norway’s glaciers and ice patches. The hiker’s message arrived just in time for the team to safely recover the sandal. Racing to beat a snowstorm scheduled to blanket the area, the researchers spent a full day excavating the shoe and other nearby objects, The very next day, a fresh coat of snow covered the site. Radiocarbon dating placed the shoe’s creation around 300 CE. The size nine rawhide sandal is a variant of the Roman carbatina style, which was popular across Europe in the same general time period. To combat the cold, the sandal’s owner likely wore it with wool wrappings or socks made out of fabric or animal skin. And the traveler probably didn’t lose the shoe, instead, he may have thrown it away as rubbish after it became worn out. Roman-inspired sandal is one of several centuries-old shoes found near the Lendbreen pass in Norway’s Jotunheim Mountains. Objects uncovered from the melting ice testify to the pass’ significance as a travel route between Roman Iron Age (around 300 CE) and the Middle Ages. Like its better-known neighbor, the Horse Ice Patch was a key passage for ancient travelers. Its trails linked inland Norway to the coast. © Secrets of the Ice #archaeohistories
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Rich
Rich@Rich888444·
@histories_arch CE , as if Jesus never walked the Earth. As if He was never crucified and risen from the dead through the Ascension. As if the Bible and all its prophecies were not true. AS IF God did not exist. If you dont know the fear of the Lord by now, you are not making it to the next lvl.
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Ricko276
Ricko276@Ricko276112801·
@histories_arch The historical term is AD Stop picking and choosing which history is to be respected. I will block you
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Robyn
Robyn@Robyn7476587898·
@histories_arch CE is ridiculous stop creating language to suit political agenda
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Steve Long
Steve Long@SteveLongNews·
@histories_arch That is fascinating!! Love history. Thank you for posting. Sorry, what does CE mean? I’ve not ever heard of that abbreviation or what it means.
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Evon
Evon@Evon25729378·
@histories_arch Around 300( A.D) ANNO DOMINI. The year of our Lord. This language is history with all due respect let's use it as it is. People learn from history just as the sandal. You are not going to erase the name of the sandal i presume to fit a certain narrative.
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Watchers.Group
Watchers.Group@Watchers_Group·
@mkc1125 @histories_arch We live in reality, since the blood cult can’t prove Jesus lived, then your just pretending to know the date of this likely mythical beings death. We use ceasers calendar. At least he lived.
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Minister Courtney
Minister Courtney@CocoMinistries·
@histories_arch Wouldn't radiocarbon dating place a creation date for The RAWHIDE MATERIAL ITSELF around 300ce, not the sandal it was used to build? Like, wouldn't radiocarbon dating some wood scrap from an old chair tell us the age of the wood and not a construction date for the chair?
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Beverly De Soto
Beverly De Soto@Editorregina·
@histories_arch Let me explain. 'CE' is 'Christian Era' which is designed to detach people from the idea that time belongs to Christ. Both BC and AD (Anno domini or Year of Our Lord) frame time around the life of Christ. Leftists hate this, and invented 'CE' to relativize Christian time.
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Sharon Churchward
Sharon Churchward@Chur69896Sharon·
@Editorregina @histories_arch Why in the hell do you bring “leftists” “rightists”, into this??? It is not a leftist idea in any way! This time frame was put together for those who do not choose the Christian faith. I am a Christian’s, but whatever fits for science, or for those who study the archeology dates.
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