Janelle Bilewitch @yellowbird - Twitter Profile

about 2 years ago

I'm supporting National MS Society! https://t.co/L9o2qY5ZTr via @DonorDrive Any donation you can make would be greatly appreciated!

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Massimo

@Rainmaker1973

about 2 years ago

North and South Korean athletes take a selfie together at the Olympics https://t.co/y1ZmWlae3u

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Janelle Bilewitch @yellowbird

about 2 years ago

@ThePatriotOasis Bye !

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Janelle Bilewitch @yellowbird

over 2 years ago

@dom_lucre What a loser.

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Who to follow

Apple Radio

@AppleRadioUK

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Blake Gober

@blakebgober

Political and PR Strategist. USMC Vet. Erica’s husband and Aaron’s dad. I often talk about sports. #GoBlue #LGRW

Lili Hall

@lilihall

Founder/President/CEO of KNOCK, inc. Passionate about design, fashion + architecture. @KNOCKinc A Creative Agency. EY Entrepreneurial Winning Woman

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Massimo

@Rainmaker1973

almost 3 years ago

The Hasanlu Lovers were unearthed in the ruins of the ancient Iranian site of Hasanlu in 1972: two entwined skeletal remains, frozen in what seems to be an embrace that lasted for 2,800 years. An anthropological analysis of the remains sheds light on the intriguing details of the Hasanlu Lovers. Believed to have perished during the destruction of Hasanlu around 800 BCE, both skeletons show signs of trauma, hinting at a violent end. How the lovers died is still under speculation but both skeletons lack evidence of injury near the time of death and possibly died of asphyxiation. They were exhibited at the Penn Museum from 1974 until the mid-1980s.

Rainmaker1973's tweet photo. The Hasanlu Lovers were unearthed in the ruins of the ancient Iranian site of Hasanlu in 1972: two entwined skeletal remains, frozen in what seems to be an embrace that lasted for 2,800 years.

An anthropological analysis of the remains sheds light on the intriguing details of the Hasanlu Lovers. Believed to have perished during the destruction of Hasanlu around 800 BCE, both skeletons show signs of trauma, hinting at a violent end.

How the lovers died is still under speculation but both skeletons lack evidence of injury near the time of death and possibly died of asphyxiation. They were exhibited at the Penn Museum from 1974 until the mid-1980s.

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Janelle Bilewitch @yellowbird

over 3 years ago

@CNN Has anyone ever inquired WHY Costco chickens are SO BIG and SO PLUMP? What kind of juice is being pumped into those things?

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Elon Musk

@elonmusk

over 4 years ago

@walterkirn Freedom of speech means freedom of speech

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Nigel Larkin @MrIchthyosaurus

almost 5 years ago

6/6 Context: The #excavation #team; giving a sense of #scale; the 2D print out of the #3Dscan of the bones in the ground (by @ThinkSee3D); & a reconstruction of the ichthyosaur in life by @Paleocreations ©BobNicholls2021 #RutlandSeaDragon #DiggingForBritain #Rutland #Ichthyosaur