Post Apt7RaxU7AYTH1Ut3g by dancline@mstdn.social
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(DIR) Post #Apt64en7b9IgXw9Fnk by futurebird@sauropods.win
2025-01-08T23:37:02Z
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"The bronze age people of Europe were obsessed with the sun."I would be too if I lived in a place that got that dark with ice ages in distant cultural memory. This is a little like saying "The people of Hawaii were obsessed with the sea and lava"
(DIR) Post #Apt71sbjsA28Tz40rQ by justafrog@mstdn.social
2025-01-08T23:47:42Z
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@futurebird People in Europe are still very much interested in how much the sun shines.They even install tablets on the roofs of their homes, which they say provide them with great power from the sun itself.But only if the sun shines, otherwise they are left with storebought great power, which they like far less.
(DIR) Post #Apt7OODv0SSSuMehXs by Charky84@tuiter.rocks
2025-01-08T23:51:47Z
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@futurebird @futurebird Sorry, in what European bronze culture, Sun was adored. I understand these people had some simbolic representation.I know Argar Culture in Southeast of Iberian Peninsule, archaeologists didn't discover nothing in relation of this and I can't remember other in Iberian Peninsule with this simbolism.
(DIR) Post #Apt7RaxU7AYTH1Ut3g by dancline@mstdn.social
2025-01-08T23:52:22Z
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@futurebird I can add that people living in Michigan now are also obsessed with the sun, if they can remember what the sun is.
(DIR) Post #Apt7SsaC4bSWDxDPrU by futurebird@sauropods.win
2025-01-08T23:52:37Z
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@Charky84 The statment was about the people who made the meter tall golden wizard hats.
(DIR) Post #Apt7srB3v9aHOWqaqu by Charky84@tuiter.rocks
2025-01-08T23:57:12Z
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@futurebird And on what basis do they make that interpretation? and who?
(DIR) Post #AptE7zhv5XR3v0okNc by aprilfollies@mastodon.online
2025-01-09T01:07:12Z
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@futurebird “Anyone who has lived through an English winter can see the point of building Stonehenge to make the Sun come back.” - Alison Jolly
(DIR) Post #AptrYF7ho8eMG9DFXU by notsoloud@expressional.social
2025-01-09T08:29:00Z
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@futurebirdI doubt the ice ages were much of a cultural memory in the bronze age.By that point, the original hunter-gatherer population had been replaced at least twice over. Once by farmers from the Middle East, and once by proto-indo-european-speaking herders from Eastern Europe.