Went to the Erotic Museum in Las Vegas, NV and loved the art there. Lesbianism is notated in history all across the world, but especially prevalent in art, even when depictions of homosexuality were a deadly punishable offense.. we are the living breathing art
They Shall Not Grow Old (2018) - Through ground breaking computer restoration technology, Peter Jackson creates a moving real-to-life depiction of the WWI, as never seen before in restored, vivid colorizing & retiming of the film frames, to depict this historical moment in world history - [01:39:21]
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An example of erotic depictions that occasionally could be found among the items in a tomb. This piece is now in the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, Cairo, Egypt. Photo: Jürgen Liepe.
Top Film Buffs manage to get both a film plot and actual history wrong, praising a film depiction of a guy who pushed dangerous cures the FDA rightly viewed with skepticism
Humanitys depictions of dragons are from a failed invasion early in humans history
The drakons tried and failed to conquer earth many years ago and it has remained a permanent blemish on their perfect record.
A funny thing is about Baki’s unflattering depiction of Muay Thai is that the author is very knowledgeable of the martial art and it’s history but makes them jobbers anyway lol
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History experts here: how well do you feel ACOR stuck accurate to its depiction of Ancient Rome era and its history/culture?
HONESTLY. FUCK CALLIOPE. SHE NEVER USES THE DAMN INCOGNITO MODE. SO MY BROWSER HISTORY IS ALWAYS FULL OF DEPICTIONS OF "TROLL GENITALIA". :(. ITS VERY DEPRESSING TO HAVE TO DEAL WITH SHIT LIKE THIS MOMENTS AFTER YOU JUST WOKE UP. ITS HARD BEING A CHERUB AND GROWI-
SPOILERS : Depiction of Shin at the beginning of Chu invasion by Cool History Bros will never fails to get a chuckle out of me
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Have there been any negative portrayals of the legend and character of King Arthur in history? If so, what was the purpose behind such depictions?
They Shall Not Grow Old (2018) - Through ground breaking computer restoration technology, Peter Jackson creates a moving real-to-life depiction of the WWI, as never seen before in restored, vivid colorizing & retiming of the film frames, to depict this historical moment in world history - [01:39:21]
youtube.com/watch?v=IrabK…
An Accurate Depiction of ... AKA Gold's Internet History
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A discussion of the spectacular depictions of The Adoration of the Magi in art history
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A discussion of the spectacular depictions of The Adoration of the Magi in art history
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Damnatio Memoriae was a Roman punishment meant to erase political opponents from history. Their name would be removed from all records and artistic depictions of them would be destroyed.
Extremely rich paper from IIT Kharagpur centre tracing the history of Swastika from macrocosmic depiction in Jaora caves in Madhya Pradesh over 10,000 years back to Sindhu-Saraswati to Vedic history
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Extremely rich paper from IIT Kharagpur centre tracing the history of Swastika from macrocosmic depiction in Jaora caves in Madhya Pradesh over 10,000 years back to Sindhu-Saraswati to Vedic history. Do give it a read if you have the time.
iitkgpsandhi.org/Swastika…
Trying to find the original of this funny erotic painting. This a crude depiction as I cant find it anywhere on google, just need the artist and works name
Did you know that the Timurid emperor Humayun, was an adept archer? In fact, he was even considered as the most skilful archer in the history of the dynasty. Here is a depiction of Emperor Humayun taking part in target practice at Kandahar, a sport that was well known across the Turkic world.
Martin Scorsese Starts ‘Killers Of The Flower Moon’ Filming: ‘Accurate Depiction’ of Osage Nation Is Critical - Scorsese says his goal with the film is “to immortalize a time in American history that should not be forgotten.”
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The dark history of Pakistan being enforced upon Pashtuns - images/depictions of the Babbra Massacre on this day in 1947 + the similar Qissa Khwani Bazaar massacre. Soldiers shooting from the top of Ghazi Gul mosque at Lar Pashtana peacefully protesting becoming part of Pakistan.
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Extremely rich paper from IIT Kharagpur centre tracing the history of Swastika from macrocosmic depiction in Jaora caves in Madhya Pradesh over 10,000 years back to Sindhu-Saraswati to Vedic history. Do give it a read if you have the time.
iitkgpsandhi.org/Swastika…
Depictions and family histories of 19th century immigration to America often include solo teens or even preteens. Was there something happening that made child solo immigration particularly common? Was the emotional, developmental, and psychological impact of such separations discussed at the time?
Can any insight be derived from the history of different mathematical techniques and their depiction in the Bible?
I'm learning about the history of some now-common mathematical techniques. My book (How to Invent Everything, pp. 25) has these invention dates:
- Fractions, 1000 BC (note Egyptian fractions which I know nothing about)
- Rational numbers (ex. 0.5), 1000 BC
- Irrational numbers (pi), 800 BC
Are there any anachronisms related to these or other mathematical techniques in the Bible?
Glenn Greenwald - Biden's mockery of the citizenry - you think you can threaten the US Govt with guns? You need F-15s and nukes for that - shows how moronic is the depiction of a few hundred MAGA protesters as a threat to the stability of history's most militarized and armed government.
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Accurate depiction of history
Depiction of rulers throughout history
Hi guys, does anybody here know about resources on images of rulers that they could point me to? I'm especially interested in information on the very first depictions of leaders (thinking Sumer) and Chinese emperors, but articles and books about any time and place are greatly appreciated!
I was thinking about an episode of the "History of the world in 100 objects" podcast by the British Museum. They were talking about King Den's sandal label, showing him engaging in a fight with an enemy. If I'm remembering correctly, this is the first depiction of a ruler we know of. Researching further I found out about other intriguing artifacts, like the Victory Stele of Naram-Sin.
Regarding the Chinese emperors, I read that they had their portraits painted since the Song dynasty, but I'm not too sure that source was accurate. The earliest depiction I found was this mural from the Han dynasty displaying a fight between Jing Ke and Qin Shi Huang. Then there are the paintings of Yan Liben from the Tang dynasty, like the Thirteen Emperors Scroll. During the Song dynasty emperors where mostly shown in a very simple fashion like here or here, while the paintings of Ming dynasty emperors often include heavily decorated thrones and ornamental clothes. If anybody knows what cultural changes lead to this shift, I'd be happy to hear about it.
Thank you for any input on this!
Why is the Chinese Lion Dance called a Lion Dance when the Lion is the most dragon-like thing in the history of dragon depictions? The scales, the eyes, the legs, the beards, the head. Lions don't even exist in China, but Dragons are a big part of Chinese mythology. Why is it called a lion?
I'm thinking it can't be a lost-in-translation deal, because there is also a Dragon dance, and the dragon dance does look like a dragon yes, but there are also depictions of chinese dragons with 4 legs, like what is figured in Lion dances. Literally everything about the Lion in lion dancing is dragon-like in its design.
5500 years old rock carving at Burzahom showing the oldest depiction of a Supernova in human history. The Supernova was so powerful, it rivalled the Sun in brightness and size.
Ethno-Linguistic/Religious map of the European continent dedicated to my Alternate History of Europe Mapping series that I have been making. Year of depiction: 1920
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I have been planning to make a special ethnic map of Europe which would be dedicated to my alternate historical mapping series. I thought that it would be interesting to touch other interesting things, not always particularly the story itself, focusing on small details which would make the scenario look much more interesting. This project has been in plans for a year. Of course, there were long and short gaps before I would finally come to fulfilling this goal. This took me from three to four months to make, again, with obvious time gaps. I hope this looks interesting!
It must be noted that you cannot expect this map to be absolutely accurate and right as drawing up every single nationality and their ethnic territories, even acknowledging what is to be considered a separate nationality or sub-nationality wasn't easy. For the sake of fiction, I still believe this is still pretty interesting!
"Esclavo...Esclava" (Lit. 'Slaves', Proper Trans. "Retainers or Vassals/Debt Bonded Who Serve the Chiefs") Depiction of Waray People of Samar and Leyte by Ignacio Alcina, "History of the Visayan People" 1668
Never has there been a more accurate depiction of Yerin in the History of Cradle 😂😂😂
This depiction of a dinosaur at a natural history museum in Ukraine.
Galileo's famous set of six watercolors of the Moon in its various phases, as he observed it through a telescope in 1609. They represent the first realistic depiction of the Moon in history.
Dholes, despite their depictions in popular media, only rarely take livestock and there has only been one documented attack on a human in history from a rabid individual. Yet they're more endangered than tigers with only 2,500 adults left in the wild and are heavily persecuted.
TIL in the middle ages there were young clerics that wrote satirical Latin poetry poking fun of the church and its hypocrisies, often times depicting downright erotic scenes
Based clergymen that aren't pr*testant(🤢🤢)...wow😯😯
The history of prime numbers explained better than any textbook, courtesy of high school student Lola Barron - another commended entry in the 2021 Teddy Rocks Maths Essay Competition. The image shows an Ulam Spiral, a graphical depiction of the set of prime numbers useful for spotting patterns.
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TIL that Javier Bardem's performance as Anton Chigurh in 'No Country for Old Men' was named the 'Most Realistic Depiction of a Psychopath' by an independent group of psychologists in the 'Journal of Forensic Sciences'.
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