Celtic Druid hillfort called Dùn da Lamh standing above Strathspey, Scotland; digital illustration by Robert Marshall. Estimated to be 3500 BCE to 1800 BCE and lasted up until 500 CE.

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New study: All masks tested positive for Titanium Dioxide (TiO2), a group 2B carcinogenic. The best (lowest contamination) has more than 5x the acceptable limit.

How many parents are still forcing their kids to breathe this crap in 24/7 for years on end? 🤡👇🏻

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-022-06605-w

Massive Nikola Tesla coils were discovered abandoned in Russia.

Tesla developed the Tesla coil, a particular kind of resonant transformer circuit, around 1891. Directly from the Ether, it was used to generate high voltage electricity.

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I had went to the first ever Slavic festival in Midwest, it was a small operation but a well done one. There was vendors, food (mostly Polish), dances and music. This festival shows a good example of pan slavism, we can respect each other's origin, we all share the same origins as Slavs, our similarities in culture and language. However we can also respect our differences in language and culture. Слава славянским людям!

Serbian girl dressed in traditional clothes 🇷🇸

I don’t know about anyone else, but I’ll take this Tolkien’s middle earth world over the modern alien sky scraper ant hill of a world any time

Zamagurie,Slovakia 🇸🇰

Slavyanka

-Mireys

In OE there were a couple of words for swan. The OE word swan remains unchanged. This comes from the proto-Germanic swanaz or the ‘singing bird’ – from the PIE *swenh₂ meaning ‘to sing’. Interestingly though, another OE word for swan was ilfetu, which seems to be cognate with the name of the swan-maiden Alvitr, who along with her sister Hlaðguðr svanhvít (swanwhite) and Ölrún became the swan-wives of Völundr (Weland the smith) Slagfiðr and Egil.

Heed the call brothers and sisters

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Beautiful