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ShakaUVM t1_j67h0h4 wrote
Reply to comment by ThaiJohnnyDepp in Ancient statue of Hercules emerges from Rome sewerage repairs by Rob-Study-8562
Or Alcubierre in Pompeii just smashing stuff he didn't think would sell
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ThaiJohnnyDepp t1_j67f96o wrote
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That's sad to think how much they must have destroyed :(
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Laowaii87 t1_j67eh6e wrote
Reply to comment by baumpop in Longest ‘dako’ iron sword at 2.6m, along with a unique shield-shaped mirror, found in 4th-century Japanese burial mound — Finds indicate that the technology of the Kofun period (300-710 AD) was more advanced than previously thought by marketrent
It isn’t a source. It is literally a youtube video where someone says ”i’ve heard”
StoneGoldX t1_j67cku6 wrote
Reply to comment by Brailledit in Ancient statue of Hercules emerges from Rome sewerage repairs by Rob-Study-8562
So you mostly keep it to yourself?
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ArmyofAnts t1_j67a6m0 wrote
Reply to comment by Mrunlikable in Ancient statue of Hercules emerges from Rome sewerage repairs by Rob-Study-8562
This happens in Spain a lot too. It took them forever to try to get the subway through Triana for this very reason. (Maybe a tram. I forget)
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themattboard t1_j678hog wrote
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Everybody gets to the point where they have too much stuff eventually, I guess
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RevolutionaryAd3660 t1_j678445 wrote
So that’s where Kratos put his brother’s statue
SobiTheRobot t1_j677rf5 wrote
Reply to comment by ieatcavemen in Ancient statue of Hercules emerges from Rome sewerage repairs by Rob-Study-8562
To be fair, it was a nasty fucking stable. Heracles was just pioneering this revolutionary idea called "pressure washing".
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SoCalThrowAway7 t1_j676py7 wrote
Reply to comment by Purpledoors3 in Ancient statue of Hercules emerges from Rome sewerage repairs by Rob-Study-8562
I’ve heard it was built in a day so how long could that take?
FN-Broken t1_j675qpi wrote
Reply to comment by Separate-Can-913 in Ancient statue of Hercules emerges from Rome sewerage repairs by Rob-Study-8562
Isn't determining it was Heracles based on a club and a lions pelt a little presumptuous?
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HaywireMans t1_j674mld wrote
Reply to comment by NIDORAX in Ancient statue of Hercules emerges from Rome sewerage repairs by Rob-Study-8562
Ancient artifacts covered by dirt over thousands of years, then someone builds a sewer on top of it, which leads to its discovery during maintenance?
Flat_Initial_1823 t1_j674bvx wrote
Reply to comment by Edythir in Ancient statue of Hercules emerges from Rome sewerage repairs by Rob-Study-8562
Yeah ditto in Istanbul. Old cities are old. https://www.tunnels-infrastructures.com/metro-excavations-istanbul-history/
J_Bard t1_j673xn1 wrote
Reply to comment by NIDORAX in Ancient statue of Hercules emerges from Rome sewerage repairs by Rob-Study-8562
Overthrow your rival? Deface his monuments and throw his statue in the sewer, make them forget his name. Only to end up preserving something of it.
MeatballDom t1_j67hqou wrote
Reply to comment by Ginno_the_Seer in Simple/Short/Silly History Questions Saturday! by AutoModerator
Might be a bit later than you're thinking, but The Name of War by Jill Lepore is a must read for historians.