Mind, I disagree that women should be brought into battle, unless it's last stand type situation, however they must have at least basic knowledge of combat in case the husband is away and someone comes for her and the children. I just liked this post (not mine), therefore posted it here.
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Monotheism and Atheism falls short in their attempts to interpret existence in comparison to what our ancestors experienced.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNrIWoTCuL8&t=4s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNrIWoTCuL8&t=4s
YouTube
Thomas Carlyle excerpt--Paganism was more than superstition
From "Heroes, Hero-Worship and the Heroic in History"
Lecture I: "The Hero as Divinity. Odin. Paganism: Scandinavian Mythology."
Lecture I: "The Hero as Divinity. Odin. Paganism: Scandinavian Mythology."
I've seen many Nordicist circles excited over this article (link: https://science.sciencemag.org/content/366/6466/708 ) which asserts, more or less, the following.
>based on PCA on the DNA of skeletons found in the area of Lazio dated back to monarchical and republican Roman times, the founding stock of Rome was genetically similar to southern French, rather than Italians
>based on later skeletons, majority of Imperial Romans residents of that area were of middle eastern stock, so middle eastern that they barely cluster with modern day Sicilians
>the Germanic incursions into the Apenine Peninsula, along with the Germanic Holy Roman Empire and the replacement/mixing that followed in Italy as a consequence of it "brought" the inhabitants back to the European genetic cluster, though not quite to where the founding Romans used to be.
>based on PCA on the DNA of skeletons found in the area of Lazio dated back to monarchical and republican Roman times, the founding stock of Rome was genetically similar to southern French, rather than Italians
>based on later skeletons, majority of Imperial Romans residents of that area were of middle eastern stock, so middle eastern that they barely cluster with modern day Sicilians
>the Germanic incursions into the Apenine Peninsula, along with the Germanic Holy Roman Empire and the replacement/mixing that followed in Italy as a consequence of it "brought" the inhabitants back to the European genetic cluster, though not quite to where the founding Romans used to be.
That being said, one would really have to broaden the definition of Nordic if one wanted to include them into that group. While yes, the paper does prove what people have been saying for centuries; namely that the original Romans were more "northern" than modern Italians, but apparently not by that much. On an unrelated note one can assert that the increase degeneracy and homosexuality (and the later spread of the Christian religion) in Imperial Rome correlate with an increase of non-Europeans into Europe, as well as with a rampant increase in urbanism and cosmopolitanism.
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Roman Legionnaire's #Swastika Officer Ring, 5th Macedonian / Legio V Macedonia.
2nd century CE
2nd century CE
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Now my academia.edu page has been taken down! You can guess who is behind this. https://ucl.academia.edu/TomRowsell Please email them to complain
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