That’s honestly what is excavated now and again.
This is not something you’d want to eat from!
And then of course, there is plenty of…. the other stuff.
The open-mindedness of ancient Greek art is incredible.
Although ancient Rome wasn’t bad either!
Above is a picture found on an ancient grave unearthed in South Italy.
It’s literally this. Incredible.
Translation: hikari-kaitou, lost_hitsu, y4nderenka
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Switzerland’s strength is that his banks have money from all around the world, so none of the other countries can meddle with him. The country’s terrain also acts as a stronghold. He has furnished shelters and is always ready for the possibility of a war; the hedgehog country Switzerland is pretty cool!
Translation: lost_hitsu, kurukurumaki
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Chinese history is like a soap opera; just when you think there’s peace some epic disasters would occur in the most unimaginable ways… “Again!?” “Not again!?” And on it goes.
Also the hero in otome games is a one-shot character.
If there ever was such an otome game hero, I’d like a “Sassy Reply” option.
Hero: Is your heart set on me?
Heroine: What the hell’s wrong with you [Sassy Reply]
Hero: *cough*
Translation: lost_hitsu, don_amoeba
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On the subject of “don’t you think America’s personality changed when he started wearing glasses?”
A lot of American comic book heroes wear glasses before they transform, so when he takes them off he becomes a super hero…
Translation: kurukurumaki, don_amoeba, hikari-kaitou
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Netherlands was very competitive against Spain at the beginning, but after knowing each other for several centuries, it’s like he’s given up, or just gotten used to him, thinking “so that’s the kind of guy he is.” Now they just fight each other fiercely in soccer, with moderate economic exchange.
Translation: hikari-kaitou, kurukurumaki, don_amoeba
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Translation: hikari-kaitou, don_amoeba
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Translation: don_amoeba, y4nderenka
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Teacher Anicetus
Collar plate for escaped slaves.
The owner’s contact information was written on it.
These kind of collar plates were excavated from various late Roman era sites, but there are no pictures of these collars from during Claudius’ reign, when he greatly loosened the conditions of freedmen.
So it seems in Nero-chan’s time that they didn’t wear them?
As Claudius and Nero-chan both successively gave more rights to slaves, and the rich were the ones writing the history books, it’s understandable…
Being sold.
If they could find good work and be freed, they could start their own business, and apparently there were freedmen that were more successful than Roman citizens.
Besides Claudius and Nero-chan, many emperors beside Claudius and Nero-chan had slaves or freedmen for their best friends, lovers, or even advisors.
I was surprised to see these kind of shops in Finland’s beautiful towns so out in the open, like they were completely normal.
They’d even name it straight up “Giant @#$%”
They all had straightforward sorts of designs that didn’t even try to hide that they were “that kind of shop.”
Finland, sometimes you scare me…!
