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Hudson Wood
Literal cave in middle east
Also Scandinavians were highly skilled with wood much more skilled than almost every other there
Cooper Peterson
South Europe, 2018.
Henry Rodriguez
Chichen Itza is almost contemporary to Romanic cathedrals in Europe, why did you group it with with the Pantheon and Petra which are still more or less from the same period? Don't know about generic chinese temple #578
Dominic Sanchez
reminder that most mexicans are olmec with zero mayan/aztec dna
Aiden Watson
And yet Nubian niggers with mudhuts made their way into the heartland of the mighty Roman Empire and conducted their first Blacked.com stream.
Isaiah Fisher
based modern men design
Jeremiah Watson
it's kinkakuji in japan which is from the 14th century but is also a reconstruction because a monk burned down the original in 1950
Gabriel Cruz
why american do this?
Luke Sanders
Germanic mutts
Zachary Jones
Cool meme, bro
Jace Baker
You think you could work with wood better than ancient Scandinavians?
Xavier Gutierrez
Nordfags are cringe so please dont do the same shit.
Camden Anderson
too much vikings on history channel
Daniel Edwards
The largest ancient Viking ship ever discovered is Roskilde 6. The wreck of a 37-meters long warship was excavated from the banks of Roskilde fjord in Denmark in 1996-97 together with a number of other ships. This huge Viking ship was four meters longer than Henry VIII's flagship Mary Rose.
I don't tolerate insults to any ethnic European people's.
Jaxson Garcia
This is nigger tier?
Logan Campbell
>Analyser av treverket har vist at trærne som skipet er bygd av, ble hugget i nærheten av Oslofjorden, kanskje Østfold, eller mer sannsynlig Vestfold, i år 1025.
Jacob Lee
Show me niggers working with wood like this even if they are sorrounded by trees they made their huts of mud and sticks.
Anthony Reed
we were the kings of Europe then; we are the kings of Europe now :)
Anthony Gray
even a baby with the tools of today would be better at wood-crafting than any ancient men
Jose Williams
>We wuz vikangz n shit
Levi Peterson
wood burns, stone stay.
Jeremiah Ward
Indians
Connor Cook
Can you do any of the Vikings work such as their ships, armor, swords and housing, huh clown?
Elijah Thompson
Now show me indians wood working abilities such as ships and woodworking?
Daniel Lee
just sayin
Leo Ortiz
this
an actual contemporary structure to those would be in Teotihuacan
Jace Stewart
Date?
Eli Cook
The technical and math knowledge needed for pyramid, stack rock untop of each other
Wow
4000BCE spain
Zachary Gray
it's kind of funny how some people think those depict africans just because of the comical nose
David Perry
Reminder that Britain had stonehenge which still hasn't been deciphered to this day
Adrian Jones
Luis Wood
>4000BCE spain
and what the Vikings were doing at this time? woodworking?
Jack Morales
Agriculture, woodworking, smelting steel and iron, crrating armor and weapons.
Landon Diaz
Trading, fishing, hunting, raising animals.
Mason Brown
Modern Africa isn’t that shitty.
Africans can easily become a self-sufficient modernized society with a few decades with high rises in their cities
Justin Kelly
>smelting steel and iron
>Agriculture
>Scandinavia
>4000 BC
please return to a better school
Owen Foster
Hudson Butler
You have absolutely zero knowledge about woodworking.
Adam Nguyen
>stack rock untop of each other
Thanks to that we know how the older structures looked like.
What did you want them to do? Raze buildings to the ground and then use those same materials to build a structure from scratch like the euro retards did with native cities?
Nathaniel Nguyen
Skill and advancements found in native amerkca....
Primitives who neither developed masonry or woodworking.
Cameron Campbell
It's actually amazing what they did accomplish given the fact that there has been absolutely no archaeological evidence of wheels ever being invented in any of those early mesoamerican civs.
Evan Davis
>Primitives who neither developed masonry or woodworking
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>"They agreed to work at it viribus et posse, and began at once to divide the task between them, and I must say that they worked so hard, and with such good will, that in less than four days they constructed a fine bridge, over which the whole of the men and horses passed. So solidly built it was, that I have no doubt it will stand for upwards of ten years without breaking —unless it is burnt down — being formed by upwards of one thousand beams, the smallest of which was as thick round as a man's body, and measured nine or ten fathoms (16.8-18m) in length, without counting a great quantity of lighter timber that was used as planks. And I can assure your Majesty that I do not believe there is a man in existence capable of explaining in a satisfactory manner the dexterity which these lords of Tenochtitlan, and the Indians under them, displayed in constructing the said bridge: I can only sav that it is the most wonderful thing that ever was seen."
- Cortes, Fifth Letter of Relation to Charles V
tldr: aztecs built a bridge as big as U Bein (largest wooden bridge still existing) in 4 days, while U Bein took two years
Austin Foster
Imagine northern europe without MENA, indus river and Chinese inventions
Isaiah Harris
>tfw not med
>tfw not nordic
Screw all of you
ANGLO MASTERRACE STAYS WINNING
Michael Ward
We should never have left the huts. Civilization is the cause of all the problems in the world.
Ethan Sanchez
What Mena inventions did northern Europe take?
Bentley Sullivan
Literally all of them. Every single modern invention is built on the knowledge first discovered by the "shitskins" of the world.
Robert Martinez
Literally all of them. Every single modern invention is built on the knowledge first discovered by the "shitskins" of the world.
Give examples of what was used and build upon of menas.
Samuel Taylor
>chinese
Liam Walker
Give one example of what was imported and worked upon of menas.
Jace Perez
underrated post
Grayson Miller
Algebra you fucking mutt
Wyatt Russell
What baffles me the most is how they fail to understand a thing that >their ancestors realized 500 years ago when they still believed in shit like Blemmyes lived below the equator:
>"I will say only that these people live almost like those in Spain, and in as much harmony and order as there, and considering that they are barbarous and so far from the knowledge of God and cut off from all civilized nations, it is truly remarkable to see what they have achieved in all things." - Cortes to Charles V
Carter Wright
Seriously? The entire digital world. All of the math we use today is based on their early work. Want more? These words you're reading. Written language didn't exist, even as a concept in hereditary vikangz lands until it made its way north. Basically, the entire foundation of everything you know is possible because of the browns.
Cooper Fisher
>Algebra you fucking mutt
Ancient Greek
David Brown
Seriously? The entire digital world. All of the math we use today is based on their early work.
Evidence anyone copied their "math"?
Have any?
Semtic supremacists are hilarious desert bandits.
Eli Jones
wut?
Al-Khwarizmi isn't a very Hellenic name, and if you plan to use precursors to Algebra, Mesopotamia had beaten Greece, too
Which takes us to writing systems
Modern European alphabets are derived from the Phoenician abjad
Colton Sullivan
You are not even the kings of Norway
Benjamin Nelson
Agriculture, fatty
Alexander Cooper
>Hurr teech me how 2 luk at reesurch an how 2 theenk
Gavin Garcia
Its a misconception that the ancient Greeks didn't have algebra. However, they did. Geometric algebra is what they used. ... This form of algebra would be used by the Greeks to solve linear equations, and Euclid is considered by many to be the father of geometry.
Europeans had native writing systems but they were for the elite clericals and too complex for commoners which is the use that Greeks probably saw of Phoenicians syllable system to create a new alphabet as that as a model if it is indeed true that phoencians invented that symbol system.
I hunger to disprove more of your semtic propaganda, continue.
Chase Harris
Any evidence menas taught agriculture to europe, and when did this belief come about first?
Ethan Ramirez
Have any evidence of pre indus valley era written language anywhere in Europe?
Nathaniel Phillips
Not related to that question as ill answer it after this tangent but this is from the 5th milleneum BCE danubian civilization.
Bentley Thompson
Go to the ancient sites of the danubian civilization for more information on 6000+ before present year European civilization.
Jace Turner
The wheel
Ethan Wood
How can you prove that Europe did not have the wheel before importing it from mena?
Henry Thomas
Dating things is quite difficult and largely could be following a narrative.