#diffusionism - Twitter Hashtag

over 1 year ago

Cambodia and Guatemala pyramid designs. Is this a coincidence or proof of transoceanic contact? https://t.co/YLlSodAAp0 #cambodia #angkorwat #tikal #Guatemala #coincidence #diffusionism

MEGALITHOMANIA's tweet photo. Cambodia and Guatemala pyramid designs. Is this a coincidence or proof of transoceanic contact?

https://t.co/YLlSodAAp0

#cambodia #angkorwat #tikal #Guatemala #coincidence #diffusionism https://t.co/YlKReb8wfy

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Dy Mokomi

@dymokomi

almost 4 years ago

Good night everyone. This has been an awesome day with lots of progress. #diffusionism ... wait for it -> woman in the red dress #aiart #aiartcommunity #aiia

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Dy Mokomi

@dymokomi

almost 4 years ago

I've connected #stablediffusion with my #robopressionism to get #diffusionism. Here is the default astronaut on the horse. Please check the video in the comments. This is going somewhere interesting.

dymokomi's tweet photo. I've connected #stablediffusion with my #robopressionism to get #diffusionism. Here is the default astronaut on the horse. Please check the video in the comments. This is going somewhere interesting. https://t.co/mq0ZAqQUOp

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Lost Origins @ourlostorigins

over 6 years ago

It's Monday and we are stoked for today's unexpected episode of Lost Origins. Today, we chat with Adam Stokes about his research surrounding the #Egyptian origins of America's #pyramids, the mound builders, #diffusionism, and their link to the Book of #Mormon.

ourlostorigins's tweet photo. It's Monday and we are stoked for today's unexpected episode of Lost Origins. Today, we chat with Adam Stokes about his research surrounding the #Egyptian origins of America's #pyramids, the mound builders, #diffusionism, and their link to the Book of #Mormon. https://t.co/nTsT3lzlLh

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Jens Notroff @jens2go

over 7 years ago

Some of the discussions on #diffusionism and #migration in the wake of recent #aDNA studies make me wonder, if #Kossinna (and predecessors) are still essential part of 'Intro to Archaeology' courses? Or is this, obviously due to historical context, more a 'German thing'?

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