Wait... just because a family has 2 kids with autism doesn't mean the dad is genetically liable. Female protective effect is a thing and mom could have transmitted risk alleles. This paper is weird....
bioRxiv viewer https://t.co/WXJQJDgTNA
#OTD 217AD Emperor Caracalla was killed while peeing.
"On the 8th of April, the emperor had set out from Edessa for Carrhae and had dismounted from his horse to ease himself, Martialis approached as though desiring to say something to him and struck him with a small dagger"
#OTD 217AD Emperor Caracalla was killed while peeing.
"On the 8th of April, the emperor had set out from Edessa for Carrhae and had dismounted from his horse to ease himself, Martialis approached as though desiring to say something to him and struck him with a small dagger"
@JackieFiest @fotogreg @_cingraham@CathyReisenwitz "I love to complain but hate it when people call me out on it and my non-sequiturs" Keep telling yourself you're fighting the good fight!
For #FlashbackFriday take a step into the Colosseum and appreciate its full glory. Did you know the Colosseum was built in only 10 years and could hold more than 50,000 spectators? During the Medieval age it was rented out as housing.
#History Source: https://t.co/K457lZnQKY
When worlds collide! Machine learning and ancient coins, amazing research done by Cooper and Arandjelovic to detect specfic elements, like a shield, on ancient #coins. #MachineLearning https://t.co/fhmitDMKDX
"Titus was angry at the tax on urinals. Vespasian replied, as he picked up some gold pieces that were the product of it: "See, my child, if they smell at all." - Cassius Dio Roman History
Or in Latin "Pecunia non olet" - Money doesn't stink 💰💵
#coins#numismatics
Spartacus was a heavyweight #gladiator named "murmillo". This flavor of gladiator was originally named after the warriors of Gaul, "Gallus", but was renamed when more Gauls assimilated into the Empire.
Striking similarity with some American sports teams. 🤔 #SaturdayThoughts
#OTD in 272AD, Constantine the Great was born in modern day Serbia. He rose to the top after civil wars, and enacted an act of tolerance for Christians. Later he built a new Christian capital, Constantinople, and forever changed the fate of history and religion. #OnThisDay
#OTD in 272AD, Constantine the Great was born in modern day Serbia. He rose to the top after civil wars, and enacted an act of tolerance for Christians. Later he built a new Christian capital, Constantinople, and forever changed the fate of history and religion. #OnThisDay
#OTD in 272AD, Constantine the Great was born in modern day Serbia. He rose to the top after civil wars, and enacted an act of tolerance for Christians. Later he built a new Christian capital, Constantinople, and forever changed the fate of history and religion. #OnThisDay
Julius Caesar wrote one the first detailed account of #Druids in his commentaries on the Gallic War.
"Throughout all Gaul there are two orders of those men who are of any rank and dignity: one is that of the Druids (druidum), the other that of the knights." #Celtic#Druid
Just like modern politicians, Julius Caesar had to deal with skeletons in his 'closet'.
"Most of all they jested about his love for Cleopatra and his time at the court of Nicomedes, ruler of Bithynia, when he was a lad...
Meet the Roman tank, the testudo🐢. Meaning shell or turtle -
"Infantrymen who use the oblong shields make a rectangular figure; and enclose the rest who have flat shields. Those in the center and raise their shields above themselves, so that nothing but shields can be seen..