Amanda Hugankiss

[Jamesmall @sfj8888]

Here's MORE PROOF that demoncraps in Albany HATE you, and want you to live in fear.

Special thanks to @JohnnyFiorica for posting this, and a huge thanks to @ROCLocustClub for making us aware of just how much @JeremyCooneyROC & demoncraps hate NY #ROC
@ROCHNYCRIMEINFO

[Amanda Hugankiss @foxxyfux]

@sfj8888 They’re so stupid. Let’s get an air bnb and fight. Like wtf is wrong with yall

[Amanda Hugankiss @foxxyfux]

@NightSkyToday It’s not pink

[𓆩♡𓆪 @fairyprxncess]

"Where do you see yourself in 40 years?"

me:

[ArchaeoHistories @histories_arch]

Archaeologists studying ancient Nubian remains found traces of tetracycline in their bones, dating back nearly 1,500 years before modern science identified it. The source appears to be their beer. Nubians brewed it using grains stored in conditions that allowed certain bacteria, particularly Streptomyces, to grow. These bacteria naturally produce tetracycline, which then ended up in the fermented drink. This was not a rare occurrence either. The levels found suggest it was regularly consumed over long periods.

What makes this remarkable is that there is no evidence they understood the chemistry behind it. Yet, through trial, tradition, or simple habit, they may have been ingesting a substance that helped fight infections. It is a reminder that ancient practices were not always primitive. Sometimes, they worked for reasons no one at the time could explain, quietly bridging the gap between tradition and what we now call science.

#archaeohistories