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573P43N ☂️. Ø’8R13N @SJOB73

over 10 years ago

Can you crack these codes. Fun thinking challenge. Answers online for those with no stamina! :-) #think @LadyElenaUK

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@Rainmaker1973

19 days ago

Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkable 5,000-year-old artificial island, known as a crannog, submerged in Loch Bhorgastail on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides. The site significantly predates Stonehenge and challenges long-held assumptions about the origins of these structures. While most Scottish crannogs were previously thought to date to the Iron Age, this Neolithic example began as a large circular timber platform, roughly 23 meters (75 feet) wide. Over centuries, successive generations expanded it by layering brushwood, timber, and stone, creating a communal structure passed down through time. A submerged stone causeway once linked the island to the shore. Hundreds of Neolithic pottery fragments, many retaining traces of ancient food residues, were recovered around the site. This suggests the crannog served as a gathering place for feasting and possibly communal rituals or ceremonies during the Neolithic period. The discovery was achieved through innovative shallow-water archaeology techniques, including diver-operated stereo cameras and aerial drones that produced detailed 3D models merging underwater and terrestrial data. This approach is now enabling researchers to investigate other previously overlooked sites in Scotland’s lochs. [Blankshein, S., Garrow, D., & Sturt, F. (2026). Revealing the Neolithic origins of a crannog: High-resolution 3D recording at Loch Bhorgastail, Isle of Lewis. Advances in Archaeological Practice. University of Southampton]

Rainmaker1973's tweet photo. Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkable 5,000-year-old artificial island, known as a crannog, submerged in Loch Bhorgastail on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides. The site significantly predates Stonehenge and challenges long-held assumptions about the origins of these structures.

While most Scottish crannogs were previously thought to date to the Iron Age, this Neolithic example began as a large circular timber platform, roughly 23 meters (75 feet) wide. Over centuries, successive generations expanded it by layering brushwood, timber, and stone, creating a communal structure passed down through time. A submerged stone causeway once linked the island to the shore.

Hundreds of Neolithic pottery fragments, many retaining traces of ancient food residues, were recovered around the site. This suggests the crannog served as a gathering place for feasting and possibly communal rituals or ceremonies during the Neolithic period.

The discovery was achieved through innovative shallow-water archaeology techniques, including diver-operated stereo cameras and aerial drones that produced detailed 3D models merging underwater and terrestrial data. This approach is now enabling researchers to investigate other previously overlooked sites in Scotland’s lochs.

[Blankshein, S., Garrow, D., & Sturt, F. (2026). Revealing the Neolithic origins of a crannog: High-resolution 3D recording at Loch Bhorgastail, Isle of Lewis. Advances in Archaeological Practice. University of Southampton]

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573P43N ☂️. Ø’8R13N @SJOB73

almost 2 years ago

@elonmusk Battery technology and AI are two examples of debt Elon Musk is in. Both half baked, high cost, low return, ideas governments throw money he return investment doesn't exist! Think again! ✍️🤔💭💥🌈🌎🎓✨📈👍

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almost 2 years ago

@elonmusk Have aliens landed? Where's your humanity? Have you forgotten the consciousness you were raised with!!! What happened to Never limit anyone's freedom? 🤔💭💥⚖️👍

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573P43N ☂️. Ø’8R13N @SJOB73

almost 2 years ago

@TheCelticWay3 Not moved? 6 yards forward! 4 yards to the right! 10 yards displacement. √52 yards diagonally. 😂 20 yards = players movement combined. 😂 When has any player ..."not moved?" Green wins ball. Blue wins player. The SFAR:- "Not moved" since 1946! 🤝 🤫 🤔💭⚖️

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almost 2 years ago

@EuropeInvasionn Whose making this tripe up and worse. Who's believing it? Atrocious, irresponsible, immature, ill meaning rhetoric! Sort yourselves out @EuropeInvasionn

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almost 2 years ago

@GuillermElodie WHO?

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almost 2 years ago

@Zeshankenzo @gruff2018 @RangersChat1873 The wider point is the officials involved lacked the knowledge to a judge correctly by stopping a professional game of football for 5 minutes and we're prepared to ignore the LoTG. The match was restarted by a goal award even though the referee blew prior for a foul. Law broken.

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