thatlittleegyptologist
owlbear33 asked:
do we know what the ancient Egyptians thought about the religion of other peoples they interacted with? did they write or comment on for instance Canaanite or Hittite religion?
Not as far as I’m aware, no.
norsesuggestions
The gävle goat has burnt…. it was a couple of days ago… but i been busy… just want to put that vibe out there
Burnt straw goat
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norsesuggestions
putting togheter a small feast decorated table for the tomte during feasts. a good idea!
the house spirit demands its sacrifice (some porridge)
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norsesuggestions
an academic at Bildningspodden: “then they dug up the body, of the already dead and buried body of Sten Sture, his skeleton that is, and charged him with treason. Then the burned the skeleton as punishment for leading a rebellion against the Danish crown.”
(admin note: bildningspodden is published by Stockholm uni, which I find pretty cool btw. One can listen to nerdy academics talk about their fave history concept, basically)
This is why you NEVER go near any type of feasts in medieval + 16th century nordics
Going to parties, not even once
guardian-of-soho
tweedfeather
This might only appeal to like… two people, but oh well, Dark Crystal Good Omens AU!
Here we have urZi (the Guardian), a mystic, and skekRo (the Tempter), a Skeksis. Each are half of the same urSkek, split apart by the Crystal. They’re on opposite sides, but neither exactly complies with the respective philosophies of the Mystics and Skeksis. They spend many trine on Thra among the Gelfling, and eventually they get to know each other.
historicalbeauties
fine-ass-fatshion
fuckyeahgoodomens
arcticflakes
