Is /his/ familiar with the graffitti from Pompeii?
http://www.pompeiana.org/Resources/Ancient/Graffiti%20from%20Pompeii.htm
Here is some gems:
II.7 (gladiator barracks); 8792: On April 19th, I made bread
VII.9 (Eumachia Building, via della Abbondanza); 2048: Secundus likes to screw boys.
VII.12.18-20 (the Lupinare); 2175: I screwed a lot of girls here.
VII.12.18-20 (the Lupinare); 2192: Sollemnes, you screw well!
VII.12.35 (Vico d’ Eumachia, small room of a possible brothel); 2163: The warmest hello to Saenecio Fortunaus, wherever he may go.
VII.15.11-12 (House of Verus; between the two doors of the house); 4838: Secundus says hello to his friends.
VI (on the Street of Mercury); 1321: Publius Comicius Restitutus stood right here with his brother
VI.14 (vico degli Scienziati); 3042: Cruel Lalagus, why do you not love me?
VI.15.6 (House of Caesius Valens and Herennius Nardus); 4637: Rufus loves Cornelia Hele
VII.2.18 (vicolo del Panattiere, House of the Vibii, Merchants); 3117: Atimetus got me pregnant
Reading these is almost like having a glimpse of Roman daily life, I love them.
>VIII.2 (in the basilica); 1811: A small problem gets larger if you ignore it.
I guess some things never change
VIII.2 (in the basilica); 1826: Phileros is a eunuch!
Ofc we're familiar
lurk moar
>"There is no beer in Palestine and therefore one cannot survive there"
t. Leszek the White, Duke of Poland, asked by Pope Innocent III why Poles don't want to join the crusades
>>585595
>"We don't want Islam because my people can't survive without alcohol"
t. Vladimir the >Great
>>585595
Reminds me how Czech crusaders refused to continue from Venice by ships to Holy Land and returned home because they never seen sea before and were afraid of it.
>>585595
>>585605
>>585746
why are all slavshits like this
I just found this head badge for my bicycle, should I paint it red or white?
a compromise - pink
to label you as the faggot that you are
>>585582
>tudors are faggots
Both. Red on the outside petals, white on the inside ones.
why all the Wars of the Roses threads recently? Not that I'm complaining. ..
How were nobles punished for crimes? Were they punished at all? Can't seem to find any info on this shit.
when
where
what crimes
>>585532
Terry Jones covers it quite nicely, as with the entire series:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9GsccLoLvY
>>585537
I am a faggot and just woke up, thinking about 15-16th century, england-france-germany area, for any crime.
Have women in Europe historically been oppressed, privileged or a mix of both?
Roastie have always been fucking privileged compared to men who've been oppressed.
We have had to fight wars and conquer great lands and work fucking hard, while they relax and do FUCK ALL.
>>585394
>Have women in Europe historically been oppressed, privileged or a mix of both?
Yes. (Anderson, Bonnie S. and Judith P. Zinsser. A History of Their Own: Women in Europe from Prehistory to the Present)
What a vacuous question.
are there any books that goes in depth into the american civil war that's good to read? i am fairly new to history so im not familiar much with the starting point. If there are any good books for starters, that would be great.
just watch gone with the wind
>>585324
Homer of US Americas
Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era by James M. McPherson.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Cry_of_Freedom_%28book%29
The main thing about McPherson's book is that it covers the 20 years going into the American Civil war, and actually gives you a context why the nation went to war. So many try and dumb down the war to slavery and slavery alone because that gives the war great pathos.
While acknowledging that Slavery was a prime mover of the War, Pherson covers like 20 other factors that contributed to tension between the Northern and Southern states that set them against each other.
Is history (or historiography for that matter) part of the humanities?
>>585279
Yes, because science is part of the humanities.
I always considered humanities to be arts, history to be social science. You can discuss the humanities in a historical context of course and I think that may have been an intention behind this board, but as it is now it's overbroad.
the dichotomy is flawed from the very beginning and creates a ghetto of knowledge that's "unapplicable"
I find it hard to apply advanced mathematics but nobody would dare to call it "humanities"
What other peoples are related to the Celts?
Germanics/Norse and Scythian's.
Nigerians.
Africans
We was the original Celts.
How come the far east never dreamed of sailing across the Pacific?
Was it too large for them to plausibly traverse?
What would have happened if say the Japanese found America first?
>>584909
the Chinese have a thing about them being the most important thing in existence and not really wanting to bother outside their own sphere cause what's the point, they already have All under Heaven.
There's a commercially published crackpot theory that the Chinese treasure fleets discovered the Americas a few decades before Columbus got there. Largely discredited, however, but it may provide leads on your question.
>>584919
This. Why bother? There nothing we needed from the outside and when outsiders slow up they only want to trade with our merchants for accessories anyway.
If you dissect world religions/superstition/mythologies can you find the "Ur-Religion"?
Is it even possible?
>>584752
Robert Graves attempted this for Europe.
He produced a religion about sex cannibalism, women murdering men, and animal totems.
His "historical method" was to get high, read poetry and make stuff up. I'm not joking.
It isn't possible.
>>584752
Bumping for hope.
Bumping for dreams.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Indo-European_religion
What does /his/ think is the greatest hero or heroine of all time?
Tell us what you think and define their qualities and greatest feats.
You can post from three categories
>Real person
>Classical fictional character
>Modern fictional character
>>584732
too broad senpai, try again next time but limit to to perhaps a single civilization
>>584732
Caesar
>>584732
Her majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Why was Eva Peron liked? I'm curious to learn more. Wasn't Peron a fascist? Help me out here /his/, I'm not that well educated on Evita.
>>584719
>Wasn't Peron a fascist?
Why would this make his wife unloved? Many people in the 20th century liked governments and leaders who were fascist.
Maybe your problem with understanding is your sitting room morality that is incapable of historical empathy?
>>584724
I'm curious from a normative perspective, that is that fascist governments are usually later on despised.
>>584729
Which is why contemporary fascist governments exist in areas which had previous fascist governments (25 year rule).
Which is why Tujman and Milosevic were so detested in their own polities based on the hatred for ustashe and cetniks.
…
I think your norm is shit.
Why aren't you a Baha'i yet /his/?
:...is a monotheistic religion which emphasizes the spiritual unity of all humankind.Three core principles establish a basis for Bahá'í teachings and doctrine: the unity of God, that there is only one God who is the source of all creation; the unity of religion, that all major religions have the same spiritual source and come from the same God; and the unity of humanity, that all humans have been created equal, coupled with the unity in diversity, that diversity of race and culture are seen as worthy of appreciation and acceptance. According to the Bahá'í Faith's teachings, the human purpose is to learn to know and to love God through such methods as prayer, reflection and being of service to humanity.
Why can't the Persians stop pumping out based religions?
Is religious something you can really pick and choose? How absolute is a doctrine when you can just pick whatever suits you?
1. god isn't real
2. the chain of events is too ludicrous to have any credibility: baha'i is islamic fanfiction -> islam is christian fanfiction -> christianity is jewish fanfiction -> judaism is sumerian fanfiction; but we finally got it right this time guys! the super duper real i 100% promise you this time he's genuine prophet of god is here, again, and he's in this insignificant part of the world, again
>>584638
They all have a familiar base.. i.e. "don't be a dick". Where they (abrahamic or monotheistic) religions fail is through absolute rules.
Were the ancient Persians and easterners in general more superstitious than Greeks and Romans?
Why did Eastern troops always flee once their king or commander was killed whereas western troops could rally and keep fighting
>>584556
>Eastern troop always flee
[citation needed]
>>584577
>Rome total war :Alexander campaign
"Alexander knew that if he killed the Persian king the superstitious Persians would flee"
>>584577
no real source but standing and fighting after the kings has fallen seems like a very western thing to do wearers fleeing at every chance of misfortune or bad omen seems to be an eastern thing to do
How did Patton die, and why was it the result of the KGB infiltration?
>>584471
He had an unfortunate car accident.
>>584471
His driver was drunk.
Allied Generals killed him to keep the peace with Russia and because of International Jewry.
