Poochie Wooch
@poochie_wooch
interested in Paleontology, History,Biolgy, Indigenous cultures,Videogames,Movies,Shows,Food. just to name a few.
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Anyways. I'm currently brainstorming my own hypothetical mesozoic intelligent species inspired by C.M Kosemen and Ancient history. That through ravages of time left zero trace in the fossil record.Not sure how many species or influences will be, but rest a sure you'll love it.
Quick update i I decided to cancel my review for Jurassic World. The reason for this is because I'm not the type of person who enjoys complaining about trivial stuff. Might as well leave it to other people who do enjoy it.
One of the lost military technologies from Sassanian Iran was the Panjagân. It was a deadly Persian crossbow-like weapon that shot a volley five arrows at once. The cavalry used it in brutal wars against the Hephthalites and their allies.
Bedouin of the Yam tribe. Saudi Arabia. Scanned from the book In the Shadow of the Black Tents by Thierry and Danielle Mauger.
Queen Nanny and Yaa Asantewaa on Jamaica’s and Ghana’s banknotes.
I know I have a lot of Japanese followers, but I'm curious what do you usually order at McDonald's at breakfast time?
'Beneath the wings' — French poster from the First World War (1915) celebrating the dawn of aviation.
Medieval Mande Griot of The Mali Empire, 13th Century CE
Does any of this look like a people without maintenance culture?
Rashaida Bedouins, circa 1985-1989. Unknown photographer The Rashaida have their origins in the Arabian Peninsula. They migrated to the Eastern coast of Africa in the 19th century and are now primarily found in Sudan, Eritrea, and parts of the Red Sea coastal region.
"blazing fire, death repelling razor" (rakta yamari) with yama dharmaraja (yama god of death) and a tiger faced assistant holding scales, weighing the karma of hell denizens to determine future rebirth. 19th.
“The early Ashanti wars were fought by slaves, recruited locally and from northern fighting tribes, organized and ‘pushed’ into battle by their masters, with the fighting blood of Dagomba, Dagarti, Frafra, Arab, or Fulani in their veins.” 《R. S. Rattray .》
Yam Bedouins, Saudi Arabia, 1983. Photo taken by Pascal and Maria Marechaux
Rue de Kano 1959
These goes hard.
Tihamat Qahtan, Saudi Arabia. Scanned from the book Femmes d'Arabie by Thierry Mauger.
Acrocanthosaurus atokensis #Acrocanthosaurus #dinosaurs #art #PrehistoricKingdom
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