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aisha_so_sweet t1_izq4igr wrote
Reply to The Magic of Makeup: How Ancient Egyptians Used Cosmetics for More Than Just Beauty by StationFrosty
Kohl has been used for so long, sumerians used it, ancient arab bedouins used it and still do. The best kohl is the one made at home with their own family recipe. Its the only thing I wear, instead of manufactured eyeliners, I prefer kohl. Henna, Perfume to has been around since ancient sumeria, even before. Its amazing how long they have been around and we still use same things to this day.
Knichols2176 t1_izq4gm1 wrote
Reply to comment by Frequent_Ad_5670 in Simple/Short/Silly History Questions Saturday! by AutoModerator
Thank you! So Interesting. So Rex Regina is from???
_ktr t1_izq3hao wrote
Reply to The signing of the Magna Carta in 1215 by LukeMarwood
... no one signed the charter produced in 1215 😒
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torknorggren t1_izq2acs wrote
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This is AI, right?
bigboimitch2 t1_izq280s wrote
Reply to comment by SpottedSharks2022 in The signing of the Magna Carta in 1215 by LukeMarwood
As if I could ever make such a mistake!
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Accelerator231 t1_izq13vj wrote
Reply to comment by ashoka_akira in The Japanese cigarette brand weaponised against Chinese smokers in wartime by zhumao
Yeah. But the entire opioid issue is done by American pharmaceuticals to begin with. So that's less Chinese intelligence and more American stupidity
SpottedSharks2022 t1_izq0y70 wrote
Reply to The signing of the Magna Carta in 1215 by LukeMarwood
This is why Charles McGill could not have inverted the Mesa Verde address numbers.
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Regular_Ferret1080 t1_izpxf6d wrote
Reply to comment by Demiansky in Why Roman Egypt was such a strange province by oni64
It was also tje biggest net plus for trade taxes. Senators were forbidden to this Provence to guarantee stability of the empire.
MeatballDom t1_izpxaft wrote
Reply to comment by Alpcake in Simple/Short/Silly History Questions Saturday! by AutoModerator
They would drop them in isolated areas. Here's a map of all the sites. https://www.atomicarchive.com/almanac/test-sites/testing-map.html
Lots of them were in deserts, tundras, and a lot in isolated places in the middle of the ocean.
They also would conduct them underground to limit any radioactive fallout.
Esotewi t1_izpx9o5 wrote
Reply to comment by bubbybyrd in The Japanese cigarette brand weaponised against Chinese smokers in wartime by zhumao
Could you elaborate on what is wrong with the content?
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BearsBeetsBerlin t1_izpwsd8 wrote
Reply to comment by Airwreckah_Reed in The Magic of Makeup: How Ancient Egyptians Used Cosmetics for More Than Just Beauty by StationFrosty
My eyeshadow actually invites Satan and other evil entities
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bubbybyrd t1_izptn8h wrote
>SMCP
Too bias, No thanks.
Taleya t1_izpqaiz wrote
Reply to comment by Goofy_hypocrites in The Magic of Makeup: How Ancient Egyptians Used Cosmetics for More Than Just Beauty by StationFrosty
Please quote the article segment mentioning cleopatra.
disneylandmines t1_izpq6qu wrote
Reply to comment by dummary1234 in Simple/Short/Silly History Questions Saturday! by AutoModerator
That probably depends on the specific member of the royal family. But the Cavalier King Charles was bred specifically to be a lapdog for that particular kind. (Charles I, I believe.) Queen Elizabeth II preferred corgis.
grazerbat t1_izpq1ri wrote
Reply to comment by Goofy_hypocrites in The Magic of Makeup: How Ancient Egyptians Used Cosmetics for More Than Just Beauty by StationFrosty
If there was a better example available, I'd agree that should be uses. That said, the Ptolomayic Dynasty adopted a lot of the indigenous culture. A black person wearing Lederhosen still serves as a good example of what Lederhosen look like.
>Did she use makeup? I’ve never seen a painting of the Greek Cleopatra in Egyptian eye makeup.
You seem like an intelligent person. I'm sure you know that absence if evidence is not evidence If absence
fluffy_doughnut t1_izq5dj8 wrote
Reply to comment by RiceAlicorn in The Magic of Makeup: How Ancient Egyptians Used Cosmetics for More Than Just Beauty by StationFrosty
You'd be surprised. Part of the process of preparing the body for funeral is not only putting it in proper clothing, but also doing makeup. After we die, our faces change, skin tone looks different etc and this is why the makeup is usually done. Not only on women, but also men.
People who come to say last goodbye to their beloved ones want to remember them looking almost the same as when they were alive. Definitely nobody wants to see bruises and other obvious signs telling you that you're looking at a corpse.