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@NickiJo63510797 @archeohistories Bro This App Hates Free Speech duh but thank God for you edge lords. What would we do without such edgy and succinct content.... Fucking knob

@archeohistories funny, I never spelled *JEW* as "Aristocrat", wonder why this fagg ass X account does?

Grigori Rasputin, photographed in 1916, the year of his death.... Grigori Rasputin was born in a small Siberian village and rose from obscurity to become one of the most controversial figures in late Imperial Russia. A wandering mystic with intense religious conviction, he gained a reputation as a spiritual healer after a pilgrimage in his late twenties. His influence grew dramatically after he appeared to ease the suffering of Tsarevich Alexei, who had hemophilia. Whether through calming the family, discouraging harmful medical treatments like aspirin, or coincidence, Rasputin’s presence coincided with the boy’s improvement, securing the deep trust of Tsarina Alexandra. Inside the palace he was called “Our Friend.” Outside it, rumors of corruption, sexual misconduct, and political manipulation flourished. While he likely accepted gifts and cultivated influence, modern historians generally agree he did not secretly control Russian government policy as legend suggests. In December 1916, aristocrats assassinated him, shooting him multiple times. Just over a year after Rasputin’s death, the Russian Revolution toppled the Romanov dynasty, and the imperial family he had once advised was executed in 1918. © History Pictures #archaeohistories

@harbingerofbear @b_b756500 @archeohistories No shit. ChatGPT gets my fucking basketball stats wrong but plz by all means trust in on genetic biology over 70,000 yrs

@b_b756500 @archeohistories Because ChatGPT said so?

A centuries old lock of hair, presented to an anthropologist by an Aboriginal man, has led to new DNA analysis that shows Aboriginal Australians are the World’s Oldest Society. The group was the first to split after a single wave of migration out of Africa took place between 51,000-72,000 years ago, study shows. For centuries, Aboriginal Australians have said they belonged to the oldest sustained civilization on the face of the Earth, citing their culture and history of oral storytelling that stretches back tens of thousands of years. Now, one of the most extensive analyses of Indigenous Australian DNA to date suggests that they've been right all along. By analyzing DNA from 787 people from 270 modern cultures spread across the world, a group of scientists identified and tracked ancient genetic mutations that they believe mark when different ethnicities diverged as their ancestors settled across the world, Benson reports. Aboriginal people of Australia DNA confirms that the indigenous culture is one of the most ancient cultures on earth, they are from Africa. Using this genetic tracing, the researchers suggest that the first Homo sapiens began leaving Africa between 51,000-72,000 years ago. And the ancestors of Indigenous Australians were the first group to split off from that migration. Thus, confirming that they may have the oldest continuous culture on the planet. This study confirms our beliefs that we have ancient connections to our lands and have been here far longer than anyone else,” Aubrey Lynch, an Indigenous elder from Australia's Goldfields region, tells Devlin. Indigenous Australians were the first modern humans to traverse an unknown region of Asia and Australia, says Professor Eske Willerslev of the University of Copenhagen, who led the study. “It was a really amazing journey that required exceptional survival skills and courage,” he says. A century-old lock of hair, presented to an anthropologist by an Aboriginal man, has led to the discovery has the ancestors of Aboriginal Australians. While the study appears to seal the deal on the world’s oldest society, it raises new questions. The genetic analysis also showed that the ancestors of Indigenous Australians and Papuans may have mated with a previously-unknown human species, just like ancient Europeans interbred with Neanderthals. Though scientists are just now getting hints at who these mysterious human species were, further genetic analysis could shed light on another ancient relative. #archaeohistories

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@ScottyBWorld1 @histories_arch Pollen on a cloth that's from the 1700s... Ok bud

@histories_arch There was pollen on the cloth that dates to the time of Christ. It's real.

Using high-resolution photographs and modern image-analysis techniques, a chemical engineer has reexamined the Shroud of Turin and concluded that its faint body image is best explained by a short, intense burst of radiation, rather than paint, scorching, or natural decay. The research, published in June 2025 in the International Journal of Archaeology, analyzed both visible-light and ultraviolet images and found that the image’s pixel intensity naturally encodes real three-dimensional depth information. This is the same effect first observed in 1976 when a NASA-developed image analyzer produced a lifelike relief of the body from the shroud’s data. When the image data is mathematically processed, it forms a coherent height-relief map of a human body that exists only at the outermost surface of the linen fibers, penetrating just micrometers into the cloth. According to the paper, radiation is the only known mechanism capable of producing both the shroud’s grayscale image and its intrinsic 3D information without saturating the fabric. The study does not claim proof of a miracle and does not directly challenge the medieval carbon-dating results. Instead, it argues that whatever formed the image behaved like an energetic radiation event, and that direct testing of the cloth is now the only way to determine its exact nature. If the image wasn’t painted, burned, or caused by slow decay, what kind of event could realistically leave a radiation-like imprint on linen 2,000 years ago? #archaeohistories

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@SpeakEZsports_ @amuse Imagine waking up every day and sifting through hours of podcasts just to find a single kernel to be offended by.... Don't bother with these people EZ clearly someone propagating their own narratives

@amuse If you thought this was anything more than a joke you shouldn’t be allowed to vote.

ACCEPTABLE RACISM: Woodward Sports commentator Terry Foster labeled white women a "terrorist group" in Black communities for derailing black men's careers, including Michigan’s Sherrone Moore.

@icecube As someone who was forced to see MGK I highly disagree with this cat.

You’re a low down lying son of a bitch sir. And now the world knows it.

@DustBaker Kerby could take a year off and he'll still retire with more INTs than anyone who's ever played for the Vikings.

karma karma karma karma karma chameleon you come and go you come and gooooooooooo

@DustBaker @rugbytony Sure the fuck look like you take it both ways with that earring fruit cake.

@rugbytony yeah and that sucked as much as Joseph’s hit funny that you believe I'm gonna try to have it both ways. no sir

If Lions players can stop having season ending injuries during victories against the Cowboys it'd be great.

@BarrySanders @Lions @Jahmyr_Gibbs1 @mitchell_ness 55

Love the way the @Lions defended the #Den last night. In honor of @Jahmyr_Gibbs1 hitting 47 TDs, I am giving away a signed @mitchell_ness jersey. For a shot to win 1. Follow us. 2. What will be the new record? #sanderssponsors

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Think it's time..... FOR A THANKSGIVING ROLL CAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!! Where will you all be watching Packers @ Lions from today? Let's cover every corner again!!!!!!!!!

You're the fucking MAN @KNARFWONGAR Goddamn warrior.

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@4nahhh @NFL_DovKleiman Let alone the top 10

@4nahhh @NFL_DovKleiman Well when your QB throws 190yds a game it's a hard for a WR to rank in the top 30.

NFL receiving yard leaders. What do you notice?