So we know South Asia, Japan, Southeast Asia, Near & Far Oceania, Australia and the Americas were populated with Australoid peoples but why do we never talk about their cultural imprints and impacts?
Sugarcane, Banana, Taro, breadfruit were domesticated by them. Look at how they influenced the world.
The world's oldest pottery was crafted by them.
The first humans to expand out of Africa went all the way down to South America via the Bering Strait.
So let's post about interesting subjects and images surrounding Australoids. Seems neat to me.
I remember reading somewhere that the entirety of the population of the Americas, excluding the Inuits, descended from a group of around a hundred individuals.
Oh a couple of other interesting things I remember reading somewhere. There were Native Americans in possession of small amounts of Chinese pig iron from unknown sources before being in contact with Europeans. There was a Native American tribe around the great lakes region that had some European DNA from long before the 1500s.
I'm too lazy to look for sources or confirm this shit but I'd like it if someone would because I wouldn't mind reading up on this stuff again it's interesting.
>>1231471
Jomon =/= Australoid
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>>1231394
How big will nations be?
>>1231399
We are currently claiming the nations now, for example the ottoman empire is over 8000 claims and i still need to finish some of its borders
I wanna learn about China in the 3rd cent. AD
What are some good English language books on the topic /his/
>>1231255
/his/ is for shitposting and /pol/ lite. If you actually want to learn fuck off to /r/eddit or something. I'm 100% serious.
>>1231255
xuesanguo.tumblr.com
Not joking.
I would tell you Records of the Three Kingdoms but I'm not sure an English translation even exists.
What is Jerusalem worth?
>>1231239
TELL ME ABOUT BALDWIN! WHY DOES HE WEAR THE MASK?
>>1231358
If you take his mask off, it would be extremely painful.
What happened to this great Empire?
The Hundred Years War
>>1230411
It disbanded.
King John
Last thread reached image limit
>>1203629
>>1203629
>>1203629
Requests for more of these.
Is there a more overrated King than Richard the Lionheart?
In fact I'll go a step further, he was a bad king.
>calling a homosexual bad at something
Enjoy doing community service for hate speech
He made Salahuddin al Ayyubi his bitch
>>1230007
He was a "great king" because he failed to retake the holy lands. I like people who don't fail to take the holy lands.
>In the early modern period many Irishmen and women fled to Spain as a result of political and military turmoil in their homeland. The belief that the Gaelic Irish were descended from Míl Espáine and his Spanish followers was current in Spain as well as Ireland, and as a result the Irish in Spain were given all the rights and privileges due to Spanish subjects. In 1680 King Charles II of Spain issued a decree stating that "the Irish in Spain have always enjoyed the same privileges as Spaniards. This has always been the practice and is actually so today."[17] King Philip V of Spain issued decrees in 1701 and 1718 confirming these rights, stating that the Irish were to be treated as native Spaniards. In 1791, in response to fears about the French Revolution, royal orders were given to create registers of all foreigners then in Spain and to extract an oath of allegiance from them. Three Irish natives living in Cadiz agreed to sign the register, but refused to take the oath which Spaniards were not required to take. The three appealed to the Royal Council in Madrid, who decreed (having consulted the attorney-general) that "the taking of the oath, to which all foreigners have been directed to submit, shall not be extracted from the Irish, seeing that by the sole fact of their settling in Spain the Irish are regarded as Spaniards and have the same rights."[17] King Charles IV of Spain issued a decree in 1792 confirming this decision by his council.[18]
What's the connection between the Irish and the Spanish? I know the Spanish attempted to help the Irish at some point in the 1500s. How are Spanish-Irish relations today?
>What's the connection between the Irish and the Spanish?
My guess would be the whole Catholic thing and not being British
>Catholic
>Celtiberians, theories about where the Irish came from
>Dislike for England
>proximity (Spain and Portugal were the closest Catholic nations - discluding secular France - to Ireland)
>>1229165
>What's the connection between the Irish and the Spanish?
Irish mythology claims that the Irish came from Galicia, which is what the Míl Espáine thing is referring to. Around the same time of the reformation Spain was at odds with England and positioning themselves as the defender of Catholics. The Irish were under the thumb of the English yet remained staunchly Catholic. They sought aid on the continent and Spain provided it. After the Gaelic lords failed in their rebellion they were given political asylum in Spain and were welcomed by the kings and nobility. Many became Spanish nobles in their own right, often owning estates in the new world. IIRC the current chieftain of the O'Neills is a lord somewhere in the hispanic Caribbean. Over the next century and a half Irish rebels, young men and second sons often went to serve in continental armies, Spain and France being the most popular
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_of_the_Wild_Geese
>How are Spanish-Irish relations today?
As good as those between any two European nations. Irish people are very fond of Spaniards and I think they are fond of us too. On the other hand Irish people are also supportive of independence for Catalonia and Basqueland.
show me your best trolleys, /his/
>>1228945
On the ground?
>>1228945
On me. The hard part is trying not to get hard.
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.
Life is still more interesting than death, no matter what happens.
So instead of killing yourself, try to look onto your hardships as an epic adventure.
>>1228249
Of all the times in human history, you were lucky enough to experience meme-culture. Here's to America's first meme-president #can'tstumpfthedrumpf
ITT: Historical Weeaboos
Matthew Perry was the original anti-weeaboo, though.
But samurais and shit were cool. Anime, especially the modern stuff, is just fucking stupid.
inb4 all the actual weebs come out of the woodwork
>>1225547
anime and shit is cool and you're just fucking stupid
ITT: We post images, interesting facts, questions and history about the Malayo-Polynesia peoples and nations that stem at from them.
Tonga empire existed longer than Byzanitum.
>>1212204
>While modern researchers and cultural experts attest to widespread Tongan influence and evidence of transoceanic trade and exchange of material and non-material cultural artifacts, empirical evidence of a true political empire ruled for any length of time by successive rulers is lacking.[1]
"""Empire"""
Made islam it better or worse?
/his/, why was there no contact between mesoamerican and northamerican native cultures even given their proximity?
>>1187687
What proximity?
there are more longitudal geographic barriers than latitudal ones
>>1187687
There might have been. Mississippian oral culture (we know oral culture to actually be pretty reliable for broad strokes like geological events, mass migrations, etc.) told of a boogeyman from the south. They would scare their children by saying if they didn't behave, a great feathered serpent would sail up the river and snatch them away.
Plus there are non-nahua skulls found in sacrificial sites, meaning having the larger north americans as slaves may have been a status symbol (you only sacrificed important people usually, meaning nobles and slaves and whatnot, as Tlaloc only wanted the richest and purest blood. anything else might be considered an insult)
Further, fine works of obsidian have been found all throughout the mississippi basin region, meaning the mayans/nahua probably traded raw materials at least. Also, the mesoamericans were the ones to breed corn from a grain into what it is today, and it spread throughout the continent despite having a huge fuckoff desert in between them and the nearest agriculturalists.
That said the Nahua people claim to have mass-migrated from the ethereal "Tula", which most anthropologists believe to be somewhere in the American southwest (related to Chaco/Anasazi cultures).
We'd know more if the spanish didn't make a point of burning all their books and killing anyone who could write their languages.
Did Louis XVI deserve to die?
>>1230713
No more so than any leader of any country deserves to die, and certainly less than the people who executed him.
Yes, because he failed to control the peasantry like a good king should.
>>1230713
No
He was a good man who cared deeply for his subjects
What did he do wrong?
Let his wife cuck him with a hobo and ignored what the people wanted
>>1221543
Being an incompetent fucktard that allowed his people to starve and feel resentment towards him, without a care in the world. Then proceed to lose a war against fucking Japan and then pull Russia into a war it couldn't win.
>>1221543
everything
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