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How Roman names work
B tier Roman Emperor
S tier hated his job
Would have preferred to stay married to his first wife and retire to an island
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How to be a Historian Part 1. The philosophy of history.
How to be a Historian Part 2
~ Statue of Venus Genetrix. Roman copy of A.D. 1st-2nd century of a Greek bronze statue of the late 5th century B.C., attributed to Callimachus. Medium: Marble Provenance: New York, the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Hey guys with all this fascist talk from the States, this seems like a good time for a little reminder from your friendly neighbourhood archaeologist/anthropologist.
There’s literally NO scientific basis to support racism.
Race is a cultural construct - we have all learned to artificially identify racial “categories” and have collectively created boundaries that do not exist.
We exist on a continuous spectrum of physical features and traits - not to mention cultural ones. Just a little something you can remind anyone who might be talking about “them vs. us” in any situation.
(Image via Martin Walker/Facebook, not sure if original source or not.)
~ Head of a Bull. Culture: Sumerian Place of origin: Iraq, Tigris-Euphrates valley Date: 3000-2000 B.C. Medium: Chalcedony
~ Ring. Place of origin: Europe Date: A.D. 1st century Medium: Engraved gold formerly set with stones.
Military leaders say there will be no changes to transgender policy until Trump gives further direction
The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said on Thursday that, so far, there will be “no modifications” to the military’s current policy on transgender service members.
In a message to military leadership, a copy of which was obtained by Politico, Marine Gen. Joe Dunford wrote, “I know there are questions about yesterday’s announcement on the transgender policy by the president … There will be no modifications to the current policy until the president’s direction has been received by the secretary of defense and the secretary has issued implementation guidance.”
He added that, “in the meantime,” military leadership should “treat all of our personnel with respect. As importantly, given the current fight and the challenges we face, we will all remain focused on accomplishing our assigned missions.” Read more (7/27/17 12 PM)
The Treasury at Petra (x)
SDCC is over. Back to your regularly scheduled Week in Review.
Winner, winner, chicken dinner
(K-Pop) K.A.R.D plays a winning hand, returning to No. 8 with the release of their debut album, Hola Hola.
(Web Stuff) Game Grumps jumps seven spots to No. 7 thanks to Dream Daddy.
(Movies) Descendants 2 stays on brand with its name, debuting at No. 2.
(Video Games) Dream Daddy is No. 1, dethroning Overwatch from the top spot for the first time in 38 weeks.
Loser, loser, turkey snoozer
(Music) Tyler, the Creator (No. 19) and Demi Lovato (No. 20) took a journey ten spots down together.
(Web Stuff) The internet is a fickle beast. 17776 fell twelve spots to No. 13.
(TV Shows) If Fandometrics was a citadel, Castlevania (No. 18) would be in our dungeons.
(Movies) Deadpool (No. 19) is dying.
Someone who deserves their own section
Chester Bennington (No. 3, music) passed away last week. The response from his fans was immediate and incredibly emotional. Chester and the rest of Linkin Park played a therapeutic role in so many lives. He will be deeply missed by millions and millions.
Mental health can be hard to talk about, but it’s important to remember you do have people to talk to if you need it. No matter who you are, no matter what you’re going through, there are resources out there to help.
Rest in peace, Chester Bennington.
~ Mirror cover with winged Eros. Culture: Greek Period: Early Hellenistic Period Date: ca. 300 B.C. Medium: Bronze
Women Parliamentarians of Iran in front of the gate of the Iranian Parliament , mid 1970s.
via reddit
It’s wild that cis people care more about misgendering dogs than they do about misgendering trans people
It’s wild that you actually believe you can just make up pronouns to describe your gender of the week.
THEY GOT TAKEN BY THE ROUNDUP PARDNERS