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Greece 🇬🇷 the root of Western Civilization 💙Cyprus 🏛 pontus, Sicily 🇮🇲 Magna Graecia and Asia Minor 🌏
Athens Greece 🇬🇷 ⚱🏛
Joined September 2021
GREECE USES THE SAME DESIGN ON ITS 1 EURO COINS THAT WAS USED 2500 YEARS AGO IN ATHENS
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3/3 and was one of the cities founded by the Macedonian king Philip II between the period 357-339 BC. It was found on Thursday 11-7-2024. and will be transferred to the historical museum of Petrich in Bulgaria.
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It was found by archaeologist Professor Ludmil Vagalinski. It was hidden in a Roman sewer system to protect it from earthquakes..The marble statue of the messenger Hermes was found in the ancient city of Heraclea Sintiki 2/3
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When an area is excavated and archaeologists find themselves in front of such a treasure... they will probably take time to recover... In an excavation in southwestern Bulgaria, the statue of the god Hermes was found in excellent condition. It was two meters high. 1/3
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A marble funerary slab decorated with a skeleton. The Greek inscription can be translated as: 'Looking on a fleshless corpse, who can say passer-by, whether it was Hylas or Thersites?'. 2nd century CE British Museum
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In my opinion. Constantinople was attacked and sacked for the second time after 1204. Perhaps I am saying it exaggeratedly, but you cannot praise the slaughterer and destroyer of the Byzantine Empire.
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This burden of refugees is the main cause of social dysfunction in America, something that did not exist after World War II (Failed schools, high crime, urban decay, overcrowded hospitals, housing shortages and large deficits, etc.).
A very Happy Thanksgiving salutation to all of our Great American Citizens and Patriots who have been so nice in allowing our Country to be divided, disrupted, carved up, murdered, beaten, mugged, and laughed at, along with certain other foolish countries throughout the World,
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IOC President Kirsty Coventry experienced intense emotion while speaking at the Olympic Flame lighting ceremony in Ancient Olympia.
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The mausoleum of the House of Saithidae. 1st-3rd c. AD, Messene
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There is a very large percentage of the population in Syria and Lebanon that has Greek DNA. Here's an explanation. 👇👇👇
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.@JDVance: “Who really likes, be honest with yourself, who really likes Turkey?” I wonder how Erdogan will respond to this insult...
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This guy makes a joke or is just stupid.
Hagia Sophia was a Roman building commissioned by the Roman Emperor Justinian Augustus and designed and built by Roman citizens in the capital of the Roman Empire, Constantinople.
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The sacred Olympic flame has been lit and will travel to Italy.
🇮🇹 | AHORA: La llama olímpica se enciende en el Templo de Hera en Grecia y comienza su viaje a Italia para los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno.
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Beware those fake pro-‘Eastern Roman’ history enthusiasts - they never said a word about the desecration of Hagia Sophia, which only proves the deep disconnect. For the Latin Roman world, Hagia Sophia was never their sacred space. Its desecration provokes little reaction
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@CCrowley100 Without Ancient Greeks, Western civilization would not exist. The region where Western philosophy and civilization were born, including the city of Miletus where Thales, considered the first philosopher, lived:
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The block shows that you have no argument and you say childish excuses. I'll be here watching you. And I will constantly show that you are an enemy of Hellenism. You can continue to show your true self.
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You're not going to put your mind to it. You avoid saying in a sly way that Sinope is an ancient Greek city. 🤡
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Even India is cleaner than it is in Turkey. I can imagine what those who have visited this dirty country have eaten. 💩
Zonguldak’da bir fırını denetleyen Zabıta müdürü gördüğü manzara karşısında küçük dilini yutarken, fırın sahibi kadının, “1 gün müsade edin” demesi üzerine adeta çıldırıyor.
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The Greek colony of Emporion (Catalonia, Spain) in the mid 2nd century BC and compared to the view today.
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