@Reaperfeed1 - Callsign Batya
A Soviet helicopter passes the 6th-century Bhuddas of Bamiyan during the Soviet Afghan War. These enormous monuments were the largest examples of standing Buddha carvings in the world, but they were later destroyed by the Taliban in 2001. https://t.co/ay41aNCEkF
@BrianRoemmele - Brian Roemmele
The ancient library of Tibet. Only 5% has been translated. https://t.co/dEzGTbC1eX
@BrianRoemmele - Brian Roemmele
The Sakya Monastery was founded in 1073 and transferred over 84000 boxes of books that were hidden behind a wall. Some researchers say the history goes as far back as 60000 years. It has been validated to 10000 years by recent research after the wall was opened.
@TheFlatEartherr - THE FLAT EARTHER
Almost all the evidence of the Tartarian civilization has been wiped, from its advanced technology to its awe inspiring architecture. Only fragments remain. https://t.co/ifbhUTtwFr
@TheFlatEartherr - THE FLAT EARTHER
Are you ready to lean what Star Forts were really created and used for across the Tartarian empire?👌 https://t.co/KayY6lyIZ1
@Naturegirl571 - NatureGirl
More on Mount Kailash https://t.co/MUCGO2DVan
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
How much human knowledge has been lost to history? Well, this ancient wonder was razed by the Mongols in 1258 — it's said the Tigris River ran black with ink. Here's what was inside... (thread) 🧵 https://t.co/fa3z5ga2ck
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
1,200 years ago, the world's largest city was Baghdad (modern-day Iraq) — 1.5 million lived there at its peak. The Round City, a masterpiece of urban planning, contained one of history's greatest libraries. https://t.co/WsjpF7zx88
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
Baghdad was then an intellectual capital of the world. Scholars came from all across the Islamic empire, and the ruling Caliphs were eager to collect their knowledge under one roof: The House of Wisdom. https://t.co/AdTRID3rOP
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
When the city was sacked after 500 years, the Islamic Golden Age came to an end — alongside a devastating loss of knowledge. But what was actually in there? How significant was the loss? https://t.co/2FK6AxEYX3
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
The House of Wisdom was foremost a place where knowledge was transferred. Many classical texts by that point were lost in Europe, because after the Roman Empire collapsed, copies of texts weren't often being made.
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
Texts were translated into Arabic from Persian, Syriac and Greek, including some of the rarest Greek materials in existence: Plato, Aristotle, Euclid, etc. Some were so precious that Caliphs paid translators their weight in gold to translate them. https://t.co/zmzPNas5PU
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
We know works of philosophy, medicine, astronomy, optics and mathematics were copied — but original research also flourished. Foundational work was done in algebra, and in the pioneering of medical techniques. https://t.co/iYwtdxFTVq
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
So much knowledge was stored there by the 13th century that the Tigris apparently ran black with ink when the Mongols sacked it. One source says: "So many books were thrown into the river that they formed a bridge that would support a man on horseback." https://t.co/3JsW0YyP84
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
We don't know how much was lost, but c.400,000 manuscripts were evacuated before the siege. Given the numbers involved, losses might have been as significant as at the Library of Alexandria — where estimates range in the hundreds of thousands. https://t.co/SeNqdfVU29
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
It's obviously impossible to know what was lost in the great libraries — so put it this way: All of our knowledge of the Greco-Roman world comes from some 500 volumes. 700,000 scrolls were potentially lost at Alexandra alone. https://t.co/uwjj4seo8e
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
Catastrophes of this kind might seem like they set humans back centuries with a single blow. The truth is, cultures usually die much earlier... https://t.co/fkRgjaNkmU
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
When the House of Wisdom burned, it was already in rapid decline under the reign of new Caliphs. A literal interpretation of the Quran was being embraced, scientific rationalism abandoned, and Greek philosophy seen as anti-Islamic.
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
Same in Alexandria: by the time the library was burned down (in part) by Caesar's men in 48 BC, it was already in disuse and decay. https://t.co/RDl7hkcGzW
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
Texts through history were lost not because of fires, but because they weren't copied in the first place — cultures need a reason to preserve them. Many survived because they were in school curricula for centuries. That's why so many copies of Virgil, Homer and Aristotle exist. https://t.co/RInbJn406z
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
When the Round City fell, the spirit that inspired the translation movement was long gone. Perhaps as much knowledge was lost by what wasn't translated in those final years, than during the eventual destruction. https://t.co/WsHjqvUUtP
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
Cultures aren't simply lost at the hands of ransacking barbarians. They're lost because they die first from something much worse: indifference... https://t.co/S9SlSw7Yz1
@Culture_Crit - Culture Critic
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Conclusion: Preserving knowledge (and culture) requires more than a good set of barbarian defenses. It requires a constant state of tending and diligence... https://t.co/bmzZodsz4Q
@TedLogan1010 - Ted Theodore Logan
Ancient Megalithic Structure found in Montana! At least they told us those cool stories about “Cowboys and Indians.” 😎 https://t.co/wd5OQJvrbL
@mistergusano - Gusano
One of the many demolished churches in Russia after the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution https://t.co/bHc0jcALBX
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
1/ Never mind the Chronology Here is a so-called 'Sumerian/[Arcadian imo] Cart' [pic 1-2] [think war-machine [pic4] I am not convinced with the official 'Sumerians' back-story OR its chronology OR the narrative. You shouldn't be either ..not convinced At All and it is not even close. It just take a little Holistic thinking and some pattern-recognition. Sharing gods and kings through the timeline is one-of-many 'red-flags' and sharing 'carts' is another [pic-3] [just like the hut-dwelling-romans shared 'Ships-style' with the 'Vikings'🙃 ..OR who the Sumerians really were. 😉 So here is some Donkeys and cows pulling the first 'Cart' in so-called 'Sumeria'.. ..annnnd some [late-Scythian/Proto-Tartarian] Wheeled-Carts from "2000" years later. The chronology is absurd these were the same peoples'
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
2/ Pic-1 is a 'late-Scythian/proto-Tartarian] warrior with the same Phrygian hat [symbol of 'Peoples Revolution'] Pic-2 is also 'late-Scythian/proto-Tartarian Pic-3 is both Pic-4 is a knife comparison [officially] separated by 2000+- years #Tartaria https://t.co/asDjJdU9qy
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
3/ The Artwork, the culture, the religion, of the so-called 'Sumerian' burial 'tombs' are the same as that OF the Proto-Tartarians [late-Scythians, read: Meads/Matani/Aryans/Acadians etc] [pic-1] The same 'metal-working' as well. Tartaria mastered Iron 900 years earlier pic-2 👇 https://t.co/Q37L2Ny4lB
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
4/ The amazing Gold-work, the jewelry, and head-dress of the Sumerian and Tartarian Queens were the same [pic 1-2-3-4] I have posted many links to Tartarian queens, princesses, and Kings and their treasures found in their pyramidal tombs https://t.co/i8kMvjG1Lt
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
5/ Here is a comparison of some so-called Sumerian jewelry [pic-1-2], side-by-side with Tartarian jewelry. [pic-3] [again, omit the fake chronology/namesake] This👇is not separated by 2000+- years
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
6/ Here is a moar intriguing comparison of the 'Sumerians' and the Tartarians. Pic-1 is a famous 'Sumerian' statue of a 'Goat eating leaves' and Pic-2 is the same relief on a Tartarian axe and pic-3 is the handle Pic-4 is a side-by-side 'Winged-Goats' from both 'cultures'. https://t.co/66y99UwPrv
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
7/ Here is a comparison of the 'Eagle-Winged Panther w/Lion head' from the 'Sumerians pic-1 Compared to the same Tartarian 'Eagle-Winged Panther w/Lion head' pic-2 I have shown the sauce for the origin of the Tartarian Caduceus. Pic 3 are these winged panthers & caduceus👇 https://t.co/cZl4C8QyNL
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
8/ Moar comparisons pic-1 Scythian pic-2 Tartarian These 'comparisons' could go on all day Are the peoples in the 'Royal Tombs of Ur' Tartarian [late Scythian] rulers? [post Acadia] The items IN these tombs are the same Hungarian/Scythian>Sumerian>Tartarian All from the Stepp https://t.co/4Yuknp63K7
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
9/ The Ancients called these people 'Scythians' [read: Matani, Meads, Aryans etc] Same with the hut-dwelling romans [see: Huns, Avars, Magyars etc] These☝️ were terms for ALL Tartarians [Emmet Sweeney]👇 https://t.co/NzUPqc7HRI
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
10/ I have shown in earlier posts that Tartarian ruler Kublai founded Peru in th i200s. It is quite possible that Peru was THE 'Sunset Land" [read: Kuga-ki] in-which they talk of and where they say mined their 'tin'. Research the 'Fuente Magna Bowl', which 'highlights the evidence of Sumerian writing in South America. ~"The traditions make it clear that Sumerians sailed to Kuga-ki in their Magur ships. Cuneiform tablets make it clear the Magur ships could carry 18.5 metric tons of precious metals."
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
11/ Pop Quiz: Which one is Sumerian and which one is Tartarian [late-Scythian]? Remember these 'peoples' are to be separated by 2000+ years [if you believe the chronology] 'A' or 'B'?👇 https://t.co/7nIE9Wri8I
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
12/ A couple moar connectors, #TartarianCoins ..Indeed The famed city of Tanais an ancient supposed 'Greek' city in the Don river delta, called the Maeotian marshes in classical antiquity. ~which happens to be by Little Tartaria [Tartaria Minor, pic-1] "..As it has been always supposed that the ancient city of Tanais existed either on the site of Azof, or in its immediate vicinity.." This is THOUGHT to be an ancient Greek lost city because of some broken pottery... '..but not a trace of any such city could be discovered, neither had there ever been observed, as a vestige of it, any of those remains which infallibly indicate the cities of the Greeks..' [snip] '..It is natural to conclude, that if the Greeks ever built a city on this branch of the Don, it stood upon its banks, and not at any distance from the water. But the site of Azof is the only spot near the river on which it was possible to build. The rest is all a swamp, even the reeds of which are annually inundated..' It appears, even the Greeks were Usurping the Tartarian heritage ...as of the i300s there was never a town found... '..yet, in no instance of such works, or at any other period, has there ever been observed a single trace of the existence of any former settlement..' [snip] '..Some of the senior officers, who were well informed of every thing that had occurred there since the time of Peter the Great, and, among others, the commandant, declared that nothing had ever been found of such a description, and that in all the country about the place there was no sign of the existence of any former city. About fifteen years ago, some coins were found upon the shore of the Sea of Azof, farther to the westward; but the characters upon these coins were described to us as Tartarian.." This is the first time I have read anything regarding #TartarianCoins 🧐 ...and it happens to be FOUND on the shores of the Azof.. [pic-2-3] ..right by the famed [and lost] city OF #Tanais. [pic-4 is the supposed ruins of Tanais]
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
13/ "Tartarians/or "Scythians" as they are known.. Coming to 'American Tartaria' across "..Bhering's strait.." as well Pre-Columbian👇 https://t.co/lqMGXERNz0
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
14/ Another reference of the 'peopling of American Tartaria' Remember, it's easier to think, 'Post-Cataclysm' [post-flood] and forget what you know about the nonsense 'Chronology'. All the same 'peoples'👇 https://t.co/2vZ7MzixkY
@TartariaLives - Tartaria
Moar on the Phoenician/Tartarian connectors in S. America [sauce]👇 https://ia904706.us.archive.org/25/items/americanantiquit00p/americanantiquit00p.pdf https://t.co/I5ZD9ksx0p
@Humanbydesign3 - Humanbydesign
Russia Yakutia👇👇👇 The mysterious wall which I have to admit is the first time I've heard of it.🤔 https://t.co/jyImA7yvYe
@MYLUNCHBREAK_ - MY LUNCH BREAK
HAVE WE FOUND TARTARIA? --- If You're New .... Welcome. --- https://t.co/pKLxB22ccq
@MYLUNCHBREAK_ - MY LUNCH BREAK
CALIFORNIA HAS HUNDREDS OF STRUCTURES FROM THE OLD WORLD 🔥 ----- If You're New... Welcome. ----- https://t.co/RlqX9uv6sT
@VrilNews - Real Vʀɪʟ News ⥥ 🇻🇦
🎥 𝗚𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁 𝗧𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘆 - 𝗘𝗺𝗽𝗶𝗿𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝘂𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗮𝗻 (Translated from Russian 🇷🇺) I’ve seen a lot of well-poisoning surrounding Great Tartary, so here’s the story from the “horse’s mouth”! https://t.co/pwWdpFNcQn
@MYLUNCHBREAK_ - MY LUNCH BREAK
Finding Tartaria? 🚨 Tartaria — a name quietly erased from our education system but still visible on old maps, now disguised as Tatarstan. What if this region in modern-day Russia is more than just a coincidence? https://t.co/3mIEsKq2oB
@VrilNews - Real Vʀɪʟ News ⥥ 🇻🇦
The work “Tableau de tous les pavillons que lon arbore sur les vaisseaux dans les quatre parties du monde, 1780” shows an owl as the flag of Tartary (part of Greater Tartary, the Land of the Great White People).
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The original Bohemian Grove logo with the text “weaving spiders come not here” depicts an owl with a 𝗯𝗹𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝗲𝘆𝗲:
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@UniqueMongolia - Roberto
Happy Friday, dear brothers & sisters!🙏 (Barga, an ancient Mongolian tribe, resided in the east of the Baikal Lake region since the 13th centuary. At the end of the 17th century, a branch of them moved to Heilongjiang & the region south of it.) https://t.co/h15n1Pm4zd
@MYLUNCHBREAK_ - MY LUNCH BREAK
Tartaria, Russia & The Old World? https://t.co/gIF8Tv4cnf
@SiriusBShaman - SiriusB
Old Tartaria Built by peasants with hammers and donkeys. It really is time to wake up. https://t.co/DV72zKm0ba
@MYLUNCHBREAK_ - MY LUNCH BREAK
Tartaria—once shown on maps that predate our civilization, now erased from history. Today, we go to Russia to uncover what may be the last traces of this lost empire. LINK: https://youtu.be/hY5GjAHF1kk https://t.co/R36Dj9rM7Y
@MYLUNCHBREAK_ - MY LUNCH BREAK
Beneath a forbidden mountain on the Germany–Austria border lie sealed tunnels, vanishings, and legends of pale-skinned beings guarding a sleeping emperor. Maybe the Old World never vanished—just went underground. LINK: https://youtu.be/U_RyenVfaNk https://t.co/LcOaAnLkes
@rinalu_ - Rina Lu🇷🇺
One of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century happened in Russia. You've probably never heard of it. In 1987, archaeologists uncovered Arkaim in the Chelyabinsk region, a massive circular city from the Bronze Age. Built 3,800 years ago with such precision that many couldn't believe it was real. It should have rewritten textbooks. It should have been in every history class. Western researchers visited. Then silence. No headlines. No reports. Nothing. Why hasn't it entered global consciousness? Maybe because it breaks too many accepted truths🤔
@MYLUNCHBREAK_ - MY LUNCH BREAK
They Found a Massive structure in Turkey. They sunk it with a Dam. And If you're new... welcome. Check this out: https://youtu.be/34P3gvLOLJ4 https://t.co/xS6v3GdxjB
@MYLUNCHBREAK_ - MY LUNCH BREAK
Are you ready to see massive pyramids in China? Pyramids that were built by the previous civilization and are now just being called hills.. https://t.co/p3tYkjLVFW