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@soupppppppe @dumbahey @MerriamWebster proto indo european

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Sign the petition: Save Our CSIRO https://t.co/5PYoyAJfxh

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@EmergencyBK 🙋🏻‍♀️

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Spring garden

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White peacock sitting up a tree in the Sale botanic gardens.

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@bronte__lee Hi gorgeous Maple xx

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A smidge of aurora across our back garden in Emerald VIC.

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@nancycato1 ❤️

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@bronte__lee Beautiful birthday boy xx

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@bronte__lee Happy bday Stella! 🥳🦴xx

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

One of the greatest songs in music history, and there's no words

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#AdoorableThursday

[Rachel Atherton-Charvat @athertoncharvat]

Around 2500 years ago these adorable terracotta dogs would have likely been someone’s treasured possessions. One a mother with her puppies, the other perhaps a successful retrieval of an errant pup.
500 BC-450 BC
Boeotia, Greece
📷July
#Archaeology #InternationalDogDay

[Zelda Allen @Zallen]

UK friends sent me pics of their lab puppies to cheer me up as i have shingles. Feeling much better!

#InternationalDogDay

[Nina Willburger @DrNWillburger]

One of my most favourite #glass vessels: A marvellous #Roman vessel in the form of a #pig, made of blue glass. It was used to hold ointment or perfume.
Found in a burial in Cologne. Dating late 2nd/early 3rd c. AD

Photo: Römisch-Germanisches Museum Köln

#RomanArchaeology

[National Library of Australia @nlagovau]

In a new blog written by Katherine Kovacic, author of 'Australia’s Dogs', learn more about some of the paws-itively amazing photographs included and where her research started.

Read the blog: https://t.co/T1Cissfk2a

📷: https://t.co/dh1AdVNH5g

[Alison Fisk @AlisonFisk]

Marvellous Minoan cups created by Bronze Age potters about 3,800 years ago!

Known as Kamares Ware, the designs of these innovative luxury ceramics wouldn’t look out of place today! 🤩☕️

Heraklion Archaeological Museum, Crete. 📷 my own

#Archaeology