Can we have a thread without autists raging on viking-autists?
Post anything bronze age senpai.
The Vikings were fucking stone age
It's worth noting that despite living in the iron age vikings were so shit they were below stone age.
t. Norwegian historian
>>466206
Did I miss something?
Why are there so many fucking viking threads today?
>>466253
Because we're fed up of tumblr taking over the board, so we've decided to shit on their Anti-christian bluepilled hero's
>>466267
this god damn board has been nothing but viking and afrocentrist shitposting for the past two days
>>466281
U mad that we're making fun of your bluepilledness faggot?
>>466235
Lol no
They're all butthurt because I raped all the Roman loving faggots.
Funny thing is, I hate both Vikings and Romans.
Double win.
>>467144
That is not homosexual thing, just nice amulets for keeping a man health.
>>466253
Legendary Polish butthurt.
>>467295
This desu, what man doesn't like at least one cock in his life?
>>467332
Homosexuality in Roman Empire was exaggerated for gain profits to christism advertisers.
/r/ing the greek reading list.
>>466253
Polish intellectuals crying
>>467526
>>466206
Bronze age empires where the coolest desu
>>467664
Thanks pal.
>>467345
You don't have to be gay to like at least one cock in your life. I'm straight as a plank and I love my cock.
>>467552
By Poland? As in the country, or just some dipshit from there?
What is with the eternal butthurt about vikings?
Is reddit mad about rape?
>>467786
Some dipshit making posts here and later screencapping them and posting them on /int/
>>467846
How about both you and him fuck off back there? Neckbeards roleplaying as countries, literally the gayest board on the internet.
>>466206
Bronze age germanic war club.
>>467877
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>>467883
From about 1500 BC to 1200 BC the Irish used rapiers, the long sword in the middle of the pic related is called the "Lissan Rapier", from about 1200 BC the Irish started using the short sword (on the left)
> left Short Sword
> Middle Long Rapier
> Right Medium Rapier
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>>467907
Gold earrings from the Bronze age.
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>>467909
Musical pipes from 2000 BC, I think they are copper.
>>467911
Ceremonial necklace, not sure what the correct term for this piece of clothing is, but it was worn around the neck.
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>>467918
Irish Bronze spearheads.
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>>467673
living in a desert must have sucked
>>467921
Bronze swords from Scotland.
>>467927
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Bronze swords from Sardinia
>>467930
Nuragic figurine from Sardinia.
>>467933
Etruscan Torc from around 1000BC
We need some Otzi
Technically copper/stone age but he's cool (literally).
Here's a nice piece of Minoan artwork from Avaris in Egypt.
It was made in the period of Thutmosis III, but could be Hatshepsut who ordered the work to be made.
Originally it was thought that this was Hykysos, but where it is located is an extension to a Hyksos palace added around the time of Thutmosis.
>>468009
I really like the artwork from the tomb of Maya and Merit.
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maya_%28Treasurer%29
>>467883
was that chestplate armor in use frequently?
It looks like a work of art
>>468126
Bronze age helmets from Scandinavia had similar Helmets to Nuragic, I've actually looked at a paper which showed the Scandinavian metal came from Sardinia.
>>468210
Why did he delete that?
>>468150
It was commonly used by the people who could afford it.
So Greek Hoplites and various other Mediterranean societies. Of course some are shaped a bit more crudely than this example.
A little too early, but a nice Mace head found in Ireland 3300-2800 BC
This is a sketch that shows it from different angles.
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>>468646
Some nice Gold Torcs from Tara, 1200BC
>>468666
A hoard from around 800 BC of a lot of Gold Jewelry.
>>468676
800 BC can be argued as being not Bronze Age, seeing that pic related is an Iron Spear found in Ireland dated to around 800 BC (-200)
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>>468699
I am a same fag here, btw
> pic related is a Barbary skull dated to around the 4th century BC
As long as we're talking Bronze Age, let's talk about the collapse.
So who were the Sea People and how did roughly 5 powerful empires get riggity-riggity-rekt by them?
>>468727
That's a no brainer, pic related, Sardinians.
See pic related
Also a study of Eurasian migrations into Africa show admixture events from populations around Sardinia, around the time of the Bronze Age collapse.
See below
> Ancient west Eurasian ancestry in southern and eastern Africa.
> http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24550290
> we also find evidence for two admixture events in the history of Kenyan, Tanzanian, and Ethiopian populations, the earlier of which involved populations related to west Eurasians and which we date to ~2,700-3,300 y ago. We reconstruct the allele frequencies of the putative west Eurasian population in eastern Africa and show that this population is a good proxy for the west Eurasian ancestry in southern Africa. The most parsimonious explanation for these findings is that west Eurasian ancestry entered southern Africa indirectly through eastern Africa.
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>>466206
Op's pic is a reconstruction of a Nuragic warrior, similar to pic related (A Nuragic bronze statuette)
>>470044
Some Nuraghi (Sardinia):
Nuraghe Santu Antine 1600-1500 bc:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zajFbLyklRY
Nuraghe Barumini, UNESCO site (mostly built around 1400-1200 bc):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUxUbqEgFDU
Nuraghe Arrubiu, with its 25-30 meters tall main tower it was the tallest stone building in Bronze age Europe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Erq2aLseuEQ
Nuraghe Losa (1400-1300 bc):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFntXicHBUY
Nuraghe Piscu (1400-1350 bc):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJg6ZxfM58w
Nuraghe is Paras (1350 bc), its dome was the tallest areal dome during the bronze age and the second tallest dome next to the treasury of Atreus' dome:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTcCNXaMc-M
outside view of the structure:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMKBw53sPjU
>>467918
That's a lunette
>>466253
A few autists whos ancestors got their shit pushed in by vikings are out on the greatest historic revionist quest since Adolf Hitler
>>470124
It's actually a Collar, although you're right in that its called a Lunala.
But the item of clothing I couldn't think of was Collar.
>>467144
>Spam copypasted shit
>I t-trolled them
Reminder you are doing the same /pol/ would do
Reminder that the moment they notice what you and whoever else is attempting to do they are going to try to take over the board
>>467664
>Didn't know about this guide
>Just bought the Oxford Classics versions of The Histories and Peloponnesian War
Fugg, are they very different?
