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Inform me on the Culture of Scotland Anonymous 11/07/2022 (Mon) 19:18 [Preview] No. 382 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

Can anyone with Scottish descent or those who live in Scotland inform me on aspects of their culture that can impact family life? Differences between that and the US etc. I want to blow away my Anthropology professor by getting answers from the dark web lmfao

‌ Anonymous 01/09/2020 (Thu) 12:59:40 Id: 254d70 [Preview] No. 381 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

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Osprey reaction images Anonymous 01/04/2016 (Mon) 09:46 Id: f65957 [Preview] No. 10 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

>mfw we've got /his/ without an Osprey thread

Dig out them pdfs and get clipping, peasants.

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Anonymous 01/14/2016 (Thu) 13:44:45 Id: 3d52bd [Preview] No. 162 del

>>159
I warned you.

http://www.kuniyoshiproject.com/The%20108%20Heroes%20of%20the%20Popular%20Suikoden,%20Part%20II.htm

Anonymous 02/13/2016 (Sat) 22:45:22 Id: 8bc98b [Preview] No. 269 del

http://www.metmuseum.org/collection/the-collection-online/search/248770?rpp=30&pg=1&rndkey=20160213&ft=*&when=1000+B.C.-A.D.+1&what=Statues&pos=17
its beautiful

http://www.metmuseum.org/collection/the-collection-online/search/550755?rpp=30&pg=1&rndkey=20160213&ft=*&when=1000+B.C.-A.D.+1&what=Statues&pos=18

Anonymous 02/13/2016 (Sat) 22:48:47 Id: 8bc98b [Preview] No. 270 del

http://www.metmuseum.org/collection/the-collection-online/search/247204?rpp=30&pg=1&rndkey=20160213&ft=*&when=1000+B.C.-A.D.+1&what=Terracotta&pos=11

http://www.metmuseum.org/collection/the-collection-online/search/241200?rpp=30&pg=2&rndkey=20160213&ft=*&when=1000+B.C.-A.D.+1&what=Statues&pos=43

Anonymous 02/13/2016 (Sat) 22:49:12 Id: 8bc98b [Preview] No. 271 del

http://www.metmuseum.org/collection/the-collection-online/search/241200?rpp=30&pg=2&rndkey=20160213&ft=*&when=1000+B.C.-A.D.+1&what=Statues&pos=43

Anonymous 02/13/2016 (Sat) 22:53:06 Id: 6147aa [Preview] No. 272 del

>>124
>>138
>>162
These are great, post more!

Anonymous 05/23/2016 (Mon) 10:08:42 [Preview] No. 298 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

By the powers of Kek and Heh I resurrect this board

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Anonymous 11/20/2016 (Sun) 15:33:09 Id: 0215bf [Preview] No. 365 del

>>307
>ʕ(which strangely came from [d])
Reminds me of T-glottalization in English, but with voiced stop instead – and interestingly, the /ʕ/ of Arabic can be analysed as a pharyngealised glottal stop instead, and in Hebrew the cognate sound is just a glottal stop.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-glottalization

Anonymous 11/20/2016 (Sun) 15:35:13 Id: 0215bf [Preview] No. 366 del

>>320
Meteoric iron was widely used by early peoples as high prestige metal. North American Indians, who generally didn't smelt iron, used a lot of meteoric iron too.

Anonymous 08/07/2017 (Mon) 17:42:55 Id: dff18c [Preview] No. 370 del

Doods, i totally got a historically bad virus in my computer. What would Tamerlane do?

Anonymous 04/21/2019 (Sun) 00:02:17 Id: c13f65 [Preview] No.376 del

Anonymous 04/21/2019 (Sun) 00:02:32 Id: c13f65 [Preview] No.377 del

thank

Anonymous 01/17/2018 (Wed) 02:28:59 Id: 96b1ab [Preview] No. 371 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

test

Anonymous 01/17/2019 (Thu) 21:39:55 [Preview] No.374 del

save this for one day plz

Japan Anonymous 03/14/2017 (Tue) 21:00:36 Id: 1fb0ad [Preview] No. 369 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

It sucks that the remote Bonin islands were settled by white Americans but Japanese took the island and out of racism have rewritten official history.
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2012/06/10/world/asia/fewer-westerners-remain-on-remote-japanese-island.html

Anonymous 02/16/2017 (Thu) 15:29:40 Id: b9a1c1 [Preview] No. 368 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

I can't see much of a difference between the policies of neoconservatives and neoliberals-both serve the elite.

Anonymous 01/06/2016 (Wed) 00:23:07 Id: 580a55 [Preview] No. 29 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

Who would win? Ancient romans vs. Zulu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOm_2dGzqp0

Anonymous 02/24/2016 (Wed) 20:29:42 Id: 231e63 [Preview] No. 277 del

>>29
Romans without any contest whatsoever you fucking cuck faggot.

Anonymous 03/14/2016 (Mon) 21:44:48 Id: 4322d0 [Preview] No. 286 del

>>277
Wouldn't be so sure, after all Arminius utterly rekt Romans.

Anonymous 04/30/2016 (Sat) 18:13:15 Id: 51db9d [Preview] No. 290 del

>>286
they would get their asses kicked you fucking retard

Anonymous 11/01/2016 (Tue) 13:44:25 Id: f99308 [Preview] No. 364 del

>>290
nice argument

Historical memes/shitposting/anonymity Anonymous 01/05/2016 (Tue) 05:28:26 Id: 09fe70 [Preview] No. 22 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

The whole "Rome was built on the backs of shitposters" threads on /his/ and /v/ got me thinking, do we have any other examples of imageboard-esque culture and memes throughout history that are similar to the ones today? It's hilarious and awe-inspiring to see how people from different times and cultures throughout all human existence often had a lot of things in common if you look deep enough.
I sometimes wonder if there was a historical equivalent of baneposting.

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Anonymous 06/23/2016 (Thu) 05:44:06 [Preview] No. 356 del

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>for Christ's sake give me a drink"
Is that in the picture? I can barely read it

Anonymous 06/23/2016 (Thu) 06:46:35 Id: fba1c0 [Preview] No. 357 del

>>356
nah, just some unrelated monk memes

Anonymous 06/24/2016 (Fri) 05:46:24 [Preview] No. 360 del

>>357
dob geg

Anonymous 07/19/2016 (Tue) 22:40:30 Id: fba1c0 [Preview] No. 361 del

Anonymous 07/19/2016 (Tue) 23:57:48 Id: cd2aad [Preview] No. 362 del

>>22
Epics from the Greeks and Romans?

The Iliad, for example, was performed by actors memorizing and repeating the same lines every night they performed