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Week Ahead Tarot: Strive To Abide
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Card of the Day - The Chariot - Thursday, June 11, 2026
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CHARIOT -- a compilation curated by rthwrms (me lol)
John Rogan, le géant de 2,67 m que l’histoire a presque oublié
Nouvel article publié sur https://2tout2rien.fr/john-rogan-le-geant-de-267-m-que-lhistoire-a-presque-oublie/
John Rogan, le géant de 2,67 m que l’histoire a presque oublié
A 2000-Year-Old Thracian Chariot with Horse Skeletons Found in Bulgaria
The 2,000-year-old Thracian chariot discovered in 2008 near the village of Karanovo, Bulgaria, is a remarkably preserved artifact. Excavated by a team led by archaeologist Veselin Ignatov, the 1st century A.D. burial site contained a disassembled four-wheeled wooden chariot, silver-coated decorations, and the sacrificed skeletons of two horses and a hunting dog.
Location: Eastern Mound of Karanovo, Bulgaria (near Nova Zagora).
Age: 1st Century A.D. (about 2,000 years old).
The Chariot: A four-wheeled wooden cart with a wheel diameter of 1.2 meters, heavily embellished with bronze and silver-coated figures (including Eros and riding mythical creatures).
Fauna Skeletons: The perfectly arranged skeletons of two horses (still positioned as if attached to a draft pole) and one hunting dog.
The Nobleman: Later excavations in (2009) located a nearby brick tomb belonging to a wealthy Thracian aristocrat or ruler buried with golden rings, coins, glass and silver cups, and armor.
Historical Context: This type of lavish "chariot burial" was practiced by the Thracian nobility to symbolize prestige, wealth, and to provide transportation for the deceased into the afterlife.
Okay I have to ask—is Chariot’s homeland Ancient Egypt (or at least inspired by it)? I thought it might be when she mentioned a great kingdom by a river, and what she says about a jackal-faced god of death in the most recent update really makes me think that it is :3 if so that’s incredibly epic and I love her even more
it's a big world out there... the River Kingdom is much further south-west than any cat in the Garden has ever traveled (even Berry!!), but Chariot enjoys entertaining them with vivid stories about her homeland - and the places she's been since. for such a young cat, her paws have taken her far. she's fascinated by the different cultures she's gotten to experience, and fiercely passionate about being able to share them. of course, not every cat believes her. some of these stories are VERY fantastical, and it's hard to imagine the world being SO different than what they're used to in the desert. but it's good fun to listen, and to let imaginations run wild.