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[GAME España @VideojuegosGAME]

En relación a las últimas noticias: se acabó nuestro silencio. #GamersUnidos

[Kai✨ @VolviendoVIRAL]

Lo de que Haaland se asuste a sí mismo no lo vi venir, lloro 😂😂😂😂😂

[Khan, BA @leonsbakhan]

@DaniMayakovski And then these start giving lessons to the rest of the world on human rights..😂😂

[ArchaeoHistories @histories_arch]

The Great Migration: How the Foundations of the English-Speaking World Were Laid

​Ever wonder why we speak English and not a Roman or Celtic tongue? The answer lies in a chaotic, transformative period between the 5th and 7th centuries. When the Roman Empire’s grip on Britain slipped, a vacuum was left behind—one that was filled by the bold seafaring tribes of Northern Europe: the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes.

​This wasn't just a military invasion; it was a total cultural reset. From the shores of modern-day Denmark and Northern Germany, these tribes crossed the treacherous North Sea to seek new land, eventually pushing the native Britons to the fringes and creating the "Heptarchy"—the seven kingdoms that would one day become England.

​Whether you're a history buff or just curious about where our modern traditions and language began, this map tracks the very first steps of the journey that would eventually reach the shores of America centuries later.

​The Foundations of a New World: The Anglo-Saxon Migration (449–600 CE)

​To understand the United States today—its laws, its literature, and its primary language—one must look back nearly 1,600 years to the foggy coastlines of the North Sea. The migration of the Germanic tribes to the British Isles is perhaps one of the most consequential movements of people in Western history. It was a period marked by the collapse of an old superpower, the arrival of opportunistic warriors, and the slow, grinding birth of a new identity. This is the story of how Britain became "England" and how the seeds of the English-speaking world were first planted.

​In 410 CE, the Roman Empire was crumbling. Under pressure from "barbarian" tribes closer to home, the Emperor Honorius sent a letter to the cities of Britain, famously telling them to "look to their own defenses." For nearly four centuries, Rome had provided a professional military, legal infrastructure, and a sense of global connectivity. When the legions left, they took the stability with them.

​Britain was left vulnerable. To the north, the Picts and Scots began raiding deeper into the lowlands. According to the monk-historian Bede, a British leader named Vortigern made a fateful decision:

The invited Germanic mercenaries from the mainland to help defend his lands. He offered them territory in exchange for protection. It was an invitation that changed the course of history forever. Once the first wave of warriors realized how fertile and poorly defended the island was, the trickle of mercenaries turned into a flood of settlers.

​As shown in map, the migration was primarily driven by three distinct groups, each bringing their own dialects and customs. Hailing from the region of Angeln (modern-day Schleswig-Holstein in Germany), they were perhaps the most numerous. They settled in the north and east, founding the kingdoms of Northumbria, Mercia, and East Anglia. It is from this tribe that names "England" (Engla-lond) and "English" (Englisc) are derived.

​Coming from the sprawling plains of Northern Germany, the Saxons were fierce warriors and prolific settlers. They moved into the south and west of Britain, establishing Wessex (West Saxons), Sussex (South Saxons), and Essex (East Saxons). Their legacy survived in the title of the "Anglo-Saxon" people and heavily influenced the legal and social structures of the early English state.

​The smallest of the three main groups, the Jutes traveled from the Jutland peninsula (modern Denmark). They settled in Kent and the Isle of Wight. Though fewer in number, they maintained a distinct cultural identity for generations, and the Kingdom of Kent became a vital gateway for the reintroduction of Christianity to the island later on.

​#archaeohistories

[Javier Rubio Donzé @Sr_Donze]

No se pierdan este vídeo de casi 8 minutos. Es imposible explicarlo mejor que Vicente Vallés.

[Kuvízam @Gorka_KGS]

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[Kuvízam @Gorka_KGS]

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[Kuvízam @Gorka_KGS]

@VirtudMental @threadreaderapp unroll

[Kuvízam @Gorka_KGS]

@RafaelEscrig @grok qué ciudad es?

[elhacker.NET @elhackernet]

🕹️ eXoWin9x te permite jugar más de 650 juegos de Windows 95 y 98 en un único paquete de 262 GB

Los fanáticos de los juegos retro para PC estarán de enhorabuena, ya que incluye prácticamente todos los juegos de Windows desde 1995 hasta 1997
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[Jordi Escrihuela 🚵🚵‍♀️🚴‍♀️ @jescrihuela]

🚵‍♂️📈❗️Mis 11 kilómetros ascendidos más salvajes

Siempre me he preguntado cuál es el puerto más duro que he subido en mi dilatada carrera como globero, esas ascensiones que tienen kilómetros que te hacen replantearte toda tu vida deportiva en bici en mil metros de distancia.
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[HUGꙨИE 🌐 @hug0nES]

2019 / 2023 / 2025

Así es como vamos perdiendo especies vegetales en zonas verdes de #ElCañaveral. Sin darnos cuenta.

También perdemos bancos. Así pueden estacionar mejor los coches.

[CHEMA PONZE @Chema_Ponze]

Me llamo Chema y soy dibujante tradicional. Desde que llegó la IA casi no tengo trabajo, pero yo seguiré dibujando hasta que no pueda.
¿Me ayudas a difundir mi trabajo? Por cada retuit ayudas a difundir el arte generado por las personas y Skynet pierde una batalla. ¡Gracias!

[Albert ✞ @aramisreq]

A veces me pongo a imaginar cómo será el día de mi boda y recuerdo que mis bisabuelos se casaron en la Sagrada Familia cuando estaba así:

[SmoothieWhat — I’m Amy Oliver @AmSmoothieWhat]

Wow.. Can you believe this?

[CañaveralUnido @CanaveralUnido]

El Ayto de @MADRID añade otros 400.000€ para la compra de equipamiento para el CC de Acogida

Mientras tanto en #ElCañaveral los vecinos hacinados en el bus, sin CC de Salud y los niños estudiando en barracones.

VOTA @ppmadrid @AlmeidaPP_ @IdiazAyuso

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[José Manuel Amorós @AmorosLive]

Este vídeo me ha impactado.

Parece imposible cansarse de ver el récord de Duplantis y su infinidad de detalles desde todas las tomas posibles.

Si no has podido ver ninguno de sus WR en un estadio, te gustará mucho esto para darte cuenta de lo que hace.

[AV El Cañaveral @AVElCanaveral]

Telenoticias Fin de Semana de Telemadrid

#centrodeacogida

[Capitán General de los Tercios @capTercio]

Hoy os hablaré sobre Ignacio Echeverría, "el héroe del monopatín", un símbolo de valentía y sacrificio tras su acto heroico durante el atentado terrorista en el Puente de Londres el 3 de junio de 2017.
Ignacio Echeverría Miralles de Imperial (Ferrol, 1978 - Londres, 2017) era un