Dee24

[EMMA💜 @lizrehema]

Postpartum should be handled well...Thanks to the men who understand the game.

[ᶜⁱᶜᵃᵍ ᵈⁱ ᴰⁱⁿᵈⁱⁿᵍ @creeping5ilence]

Rokok yang dibeli dgn harga murah itu, bahannya sebagian menggunakan Daun Talas Beneng,

Sebuah alternatif tembakau, karna bebas kandungan nikotin dan bagi perokok dianggap "yang penting tetep ngebul" 😁

[姜是姜子牙的姜 @Girl_in_HuaXi]

小宝宝在���体里发育的全过程，生命真是太神奇了，为人母六年多，依然记得看着那个皱巴巴的小家伙的时候那种又惊又喜又自豪的感觉

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

The 'Sea Peoples' were a group of seafaring raiders that existed during the Late Bronze Age collapse. They gained notoriety for their attacks on several regions in and around the Mediterranean Sea, specifically ancient Egypt. Very little is known about the Sea Peoples due to a lack of documentation from the group itself, but historians have done what they can to estimate their origins, structure, and culture. There is evidence that sometime around 1150 BC, three powerful civilizations in the eastern Mediterranean region collapsed: the Mycenaean Civilization in Greece, the Hittites in Asia Minor and New Kingdom in Egypt. This event became known as Bronze Age collapse. Historians don't know for sure what caused this great event, but it is theorized that it was due to invasions by the aggressive Sea Peoples. However, this is just a theory and the collapse could have just as easily been due to famine, earthquakes, or tsunamis.

The term "Sea Peoples" didn't exist until the 1800s. It was originally used as a way of describing the people depicted in ancient Egyptian inscriptions from the 12th century. These inscriptions showed these people invading a number of regions in the eastern Mediterranean during this time. This is essentially the only information historians have to go off of. The identity of the Sea Peoples remains hypothetical because there exists little to no evidence that specifically links the group to a specific Mediterranean people. Archaeologists are unable to determine where they came from, what language they spoke, or even whether they were a single group of people. Despite this, it is believed that the Sea Peoples were comprised of Mediterranean, European, and Asian members, and they likely originated from areas on the northern and eastern Mediterranean coast.

Historians and archaeologists know for sure that Bronze Age collapse occurred around 12th Century BC. Many already settled civilizations collapsed for seemingly no reason, leading to completely destroyed cities and enormous shifts in the population at some locations. Sites were abandoned and then resettled by inhabitants who were ethnically different than the previous groups. Shortly after this collapse, Greece entered "Dark Ages," and remained in that period for the next three hundred years. Though all this information can be proven, there is one thing that cannot: why it happened. It could have easily been caused by famine, earthquakes or tsunamis. However, with the help of ancient inscriptions created by the Egyptian people depicting unknown peoples attacking civilizations, historians can credit most of these collapses to the attacks of the Sea Peoples.

Many cultures, such as the Greeks, Romans, French, and Egyptians have, over the years, left behind documents that historians were able to discover and analyze to see what life was like during that era. The reason it is so difficult to determine exactly where the Sea People came from is that the Sea Peoples left no documentation of themselves. This means the only evidence historians have to go off of is second-hand information from cultures that encountered the Sea Peoples. The term "Sea Peoples" doesn't exist in any known ancient source. French Egyptologist Emmanuel de Rouge coined the term when describing a peculiar foe that was fought by Ramses II, the Egyptian pharaoh.

🎥 : Credit to the Owner

#archaeohistories

[xxx17 @Amaldifoxx4me]

OMG 😱😱😱

[ꦲꦧ꧀ꦝꦶ | Abḍi @boesenbergia_]

Pengucapan R sama J Oma kaya bisa bahasa Belanda?

Tapi pas bilang “nguleni pake tangan”, “[ti]dak”, “messín” ini khas bahasa Madura Pendalungan banget lho cengkoknya.

[Ziia 🌙 @0xZiia]

Orang Prancis sarapan roti, makan keju tiap hari, minum wine, jarang ke gym. Tapi angka penyakit jantung mereka salah satu yang terendah di dunia. Peneliti nyebutnya French Paradox. Rahasianya bukan di menu, tapi di kebiasaan makan.

[Safar Nurhan @msafarnurhan]

Pemberontakan Rakyat Toli-Toli 1919
Makin Ditindas, Makin Melawan

*Mungkin sudah banyak yang unduh, tapi belum sempat baca, di sini saya rangkuman tipis-tipis.

[INFOMITIGASI @infomitigasi]

Berhubung tadi membahas soal prasasti kuno era Medang maupun Majapahit, mimin sarankan @WellArsitek untuk membaca buku ini, sangat mimin rekomendasikan, karena membuka perspektif tentang penggunaan aksara kuno, gaya penulisan prasasti, bahasa yang digunakan, bahan penulisan Prasasti...
Prasasti dan literasi kuno sejaman adalah salah satu Sumber Primer ketika membahas Sejarah, namun perlu detail dan kejelian dalam menemukan Prasasti Sejaman...

[Tn Muda @tnmuda]

Pagii ☀️

Jali-jali itu bukan sekedar judul lagu, bolo. Tapi biji ajaib asal Asia Tenggara 🌾

Bisa diolah jadi bubur manis khas Betawi, minuman segar dengan herbal taste bagus buat panas dalam bahkan pengganti beras.
Kaya serat & protein bukan karbo melulu, bikin kenyang sekaligus sehat.

Ada yg pernah coba..? 😃😃

[Wikipedia bahasa Indonesia @idwiki]

Mereka menyandang nama "Douwes Dekker", tetapi keduanya adalah orang yang berbeda.

Kiri: Eduard Douwes Dekker (Multatuli). Ia adalah penulis novel Max Havelaar.

Kanan: Ernest Douwes Dekker (Danudirja Setiabudi). Pejuang kemerdekaan Indonesia, salah satu tokoh Tiga Serangkai.

[Wikipedia bahasa Indonesia @idwiki]

Bajingan.
Bangsat.
Kampret.
Sontoloyo.

[Dimar @dimarsasongko98]

Bayangin satu rumah kontrakan kecil di Surabaya.

Di dalamnya, ada beberapa anak muda yang tidur di kamar bersekat tipis.

Salah satu dari mereka jadi Presiden pertama Indonesia.

Yang lain jadi pemimpin komunis pertama di Asia Tenggara.

Yang lain lagi jadi pemimpin pemberontakan Islam bersenjata.

Semua belajar dari satu orang yang sama.

Ini cerita HOS Tjokroaminoto.

Sebuah Utas

[Hasto Suprayogo @HastoSuprayogo]

Beberapa contoh gambar lithograph menarik dari Batavia di era kolonial.

Lithograph druk buatan G.J. Thieme.

[Willy Alfarius @jalurgaza_]

Nggak begitu nyimak dengan detail pas baca-baca soal protes atas diperolehnya Ramon Magsaysay Award untuk Pramoedya Ananta Toer. Ingetnya cuma Mochtar Lubis dan Taufiq Ismail doang yang nolak, taunya ada 24 nama lagi. Dan jujur beberapa nama yang menentang ini rada bikin kaget.

[Hasto Suprayogo @HastoSuprayogo]

Banyak yang penasaran, bagaimana negara kecil seperti Belanda bisa menguasai Nusantara, bahkan mengalahkan dominasi Portugis-Spanyol dan menjadikan VOC kaya raya dan berkuasa?

Kuncinya di Jan Huyghen van Linschoten, seorang mata-mata, pelaut, dan penulis. Ini cerita serunya.

[Küllü @kyzyloghuz]

Turkic history

[Dee24 @Deesar244]

@pergijauhkealam sekilas mirip pohon siwalan ya

[diko @heydiko]

Sumpah, gue baru tau ada nama warna secantik ini di KBBI. Mana favoritmu? 🥹

[🌜 Moonsnim 🌛 | 🎨📚 @moonsnim]

Kalau kalian butuh buku anak gratis dari badan pemerintah. Silahkan bisa akses :

1. SIBI
https://t.co/N31aaCTyGF

2. BUDI Kemendikdasmen
https://t.co/7qk7feyqsf

3. Balai Bahasa Provinsi
Cara : kalian ke google, ketik 'Buku Balai Bahasa Provinsi... (Isi sesuai keinginan)'

Sekiranya berkenan bisa akses dan review karya @Dreamink_Studio di :
📚 Negeri Tepat Waktu (Noor H. Dee)
https://t.co/uLoP13Iej1
📚 Berapa Banyak? (Fransisca Emilia)
https://t.co/OMiwbiiCOg