John Fazio

Hey guys. I'm Comrade2261 from YouTube here. If you wanna talk, message me and/or please sub to my channel.

[Jamison Daniel @AntiquarianMuse]

A day in the life of a hardcore Trump Supporter 😂

[Mrs.Corny @StaceyCornette]

WOW.
Says the regime-

✅️About to bomb Iran.

✅️ Terrorizes & kills US citizens & cities with a private military.

✅️ Tries to demand Greenland become a US state.

✅️ Mocks NATO

AND...

✅️ PROTECTS PED0S THAT TORMENTED & RAPED CHILDREN IN THE TRUMPSTEIN FILES.

🖕🏻

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

When an Aboriginal Australian girl graduated college in 2016, her grandfather, an Aboriginal elder who lives on a remote island, traveled almost 2,000 miles to attend the ceremony and dance with her.

In 2016, a young Aboriginal Australian woman graduated from college, an achievement that marked not just personal success, but the power of perseverance, family, and cultural pride.

To honor the moment, her grandfather, an Aboriginal elder, journeyed nearly 2,000 miles from a remote island to attend her ceremony. Dressed in traditional body paint and ceremonial adornments, he danced beside her, symbolizing the union of ancient tradition and modern achievement.

The photo captures a profound moment where two worlds meet: the deeply rooted spirituality and heritage of Indigenous Australia, and the rising presence of Aboriginal voices in academia and society. His long journey wasn't just physical, it was generational, representing centuries of survival, resilience, and hope.

Australia’s Aboriginal peoples are the world’s oldest continuous cultures, with traditions, stories, and ceremonies that have been passed down for over 65,000 years.

© Reddit

#archaeohistories

[Volcaholic 🌋 @volcaholic1]

Joseph Mallord William Turner saw Vesuvius erupting in Naples and said “yeah, I’m painting that.”

Vesuvius in Eruption (1817–20) is one of several volcano pieces he made.

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

A small human image, skillfully formed in clay, was found in 1889 at Nampa, Idaho 🇺🇸. The figurine was found at over 300-foot level of a well boring which would appear to place its age far before the expected arrival of man in this part of the world.

Other than Homo sapiens, no hominid is known to have fashioned works of art like the Nampa figurine. The evidence therefore suggests that humans of the modern type were living in America around 2 million years ago, at the Plio-Pleistocene boundary.

In 1887 James A. Pinney, Nathan Falk, Joseph Perrault, John Bernard, and M. A. Kurtz formed a company to locate artesian water at the new frontier town of Nampa, Idaho.

By July of 1889, one of the owners of the drilling company, Mark A. Kurtz, was checking the material brought up by a sand pump from a layer of clay over 300 feet down in the well boring. A strange object came into his hands. On washing it, he found it was a small human figurine.

Kurtz later showed the figurine to Charles F. Adams, president of the Union Pacific Railroad, who happened to be passing through Idaho. Adams, who had recently read a book by G. F. Wright, wrote to Wright about the discovery.

Wright, from the East Coast of the United States, wrote to Kurtz, requesting a photograph of the arti­fact. Kurtz replied that there was no way for him to make a photograph, so he sent Wright the figurine. Wright noted: “The object is about an inch and a half long, and remarkable for the perfection with which it repre­sents the human form.”

He added, “It was a female figure, and had the lifelike lineaments in the parts which were finished that would do credit to the classic centers of art.” Wright also examined the borehole to see if the figurine could have slipped down from a higher level. He stated: “To answer objections it will be well to give the facts more fully.

“The well was six inches in diameter and was tubed with heavy iron tubing, which was driven down, from the top, and screwed together, section by section, as progress was made. Thus it was impossible for anything to work in from the sides. The drill was not used after penetrating the lava deposit near the surface, but the tube was driven down, and the included material brought out from time to time by use of a sand pump.”

The object was not of recent manufacture. It was deeply colored with the iron oxides characteristic of the de­posits from the 300-foot level. Wright showed the object to archaeologist F. W. Putnam of Harvard University. “Upon showing the object to Professor F. W. Putnam,” wrote Wright, “he at once directed attention to the character of the incrustations of iron upon the surface as indicative of a relic of considerable antiquity.

“There were patches of anhydrous red oxide of iron in protected places upon it, such as could not have been formed upon any fraudulent object. In visiting the locality in 1890, while on the ground, to compare the discoloration of the oxide upon the image with that upon the clay balls still found among the debris which has come from the well, and ascertained it to be as nearly identical as it is possible to be.

“These confirmatory evidences, in connection with the very satisfactory character of the evidence furnished by the parties who made the discovery, and confirmed by Mr. G. M. Cumming, of Boston (at that time superintendent of that division of the Oregon Short Line Railroad, and who knew all the parties, and was upon the ground a day or two after the discovery) placed the genuineness of the discovery beyond reasonable doubt.

“To this evidence is to be added, also, the general conformity of the object to other relics of man which have been found beneath the lava deposits on the Pacific coast. The Nampa image is also similar to the famous Willendorf Venus, thought to be about 30,000 years old.”

© anomalien

#archaeohistories

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

Giant sculpture of a scarab beetle, one of the largest representations of the scarab to survive until present. It is over 1.5m in length, and stands almost 1m tall. It probably dates from 332-330 BC.

The scarab represented Khepri, the form assumed by the sun-god at dawn. Egyptians noticed that scarabs hatch from buried dung-balls as if by self-creation. The sun-god was also believed to be self-creating, renewing his powers each night, before his rebirth at daybreak.

The statue is made of quartz diorite, a stone not normally used for Egyptian sculpture. Three ancient quarries have been identified as possible sources, deep in the Eastern Desert.

Most likely, scarab was originally set up in the temple of Atum at Heliopolis. In Roman times, it was moved (probably in 1st Century AD) to Alexandra and later to Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul, Türkiye).

British Museum

#archaeohistories

[John Fazio @TheSithEmperor]

@GreatBrianLast @TheJimCornette @YouTube Nice.

[John Fazio @TheSithEmperor]

@Prttystkittykat hello

[John Fazio @TheSithEmperor]

@TheJimCornette Exactly!!

[Rolling Stone @RollingStone]

Donald Trump has wrecked America’s brand. He’s made crossing over from Canada a betrayal, bordering on treason, while turning the U.S. into a laughingstock around the globe. https://t.co/EMGIA2cLua

[Canada Hates Trump @AntiTrumpCanada]

General Fatten orders a gazillion $ military parade and then falls asleep during it. Don Snorleone strikes again!

[John Fazio @TheSithEmperor]

@mtgreenee and the rest of the maga hacks, I hope get voted out when their re-elections come up.

[アニメ「ドラゴンボール」シリーズ公式 @DB_anime_info]

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#DAIMA
#Dragonball

[Michael @LegacyKillaHD]

Nintendo has responded to multiple complaints made with Switch 2 pricing...

Unfortunately, the responses are as bad as they get.🙃

- Can't afford a Switch 2? "Just play the OG Switch"
- Paid Tutorial? "It's only $10 Dollars"
- $80 Games? "The passion we put in justifies price"

[John Fazio @TheSithEmperor]

For anyone that doesn't know, my mom, @hisvampiress passed away Wednesday 😢.

[John Fazio @TheSithEmperor]

@himynameisdagan Star Wars: Force Unleashed 2.

[John Fazio @TheSithEmperor]

@Sony @PlayStation Lunar: Silver Star Stories. I wish they'd bring it to PS5!

[John Fazio @TheSithEmperor]

Hey @2cgaming, @Icepickun @trojanknight13. It's been 9 months since any update, and a lot of us need a response on to why the delay, or we need our money back.

[SUPER クロニクルス @SupaChronicles]

Kohei Horikoshi, the creator of 'MY HERO ACADEMIA', pays homage to Akira Toriyama in the latest Volume 40.

[Pota Norimaki @BasedPota18]

So this page of Goku, Gohan, and Piccolo picking up Pan was Toriyama’s last drawing for Toyotaro

This really just hits different knowing that