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Who is depicted here?

176 upvotes • Mysterious-Dark-1724

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How did the Eastern kings end up so wealthy all the time?

48 upvotes • chohls

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Can anyone tell me if this is a specific person depicted on this jewellerly box?

47 upvotes • liadhsq2

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They ate a lotta olives

40 upvotes • Noxolo7

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Politics & cheating in the ancient Olympic games.

11 upvotes • AncientHistoryHound

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Rhyton: Pythagorean Wine Cup?

10 upvotes • ChronosAcademy

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How did other city-states perceive Athens? Did any of them find them stuck-up and arrogant?

7 upvotes • xijalu

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Philip II of Macedonia along with his son Alexander, routs a coalition of Greek city states led by Athens and Thebes at the Battle of Chaeronea in 338 BC, making him the defacto leader of Greece. It was the culmination of a series of campaigns by Philip between 339-338 BC.

4 upvotes • LoneWolfIndia

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This guy just did it all. Tripple granitebench backflip before benches was even invented.

3 upvotes • snigelpiss

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does anyone know the significance of this symbol opposed to greek letter psi thats in a taiji somehow? (picture from 東方靈異伝 by ZUN)

2 upvotes • jacklhoward

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Who is depicted here?	176	Mysterious-Dark-1724
How did the Eastern kings end up so wealthy all the time?	48	chohls
Can anyone tell me if this is a specific person depicted on this jewellerly box?	47	liadhsq2
They ate a lotta olives	40	Noxolo7
Politics & cheating in the ancient Olympic games.	11	AncientHistoryHound
Rhyton: Pythagorean Wine Cup?	10	ChronosAcademy
How did other city-states perceive Athens? Did any of them find them stuck-up and arrogant?	7	xijalu
Philip II of Macedonia along with his son Alexander, routs a coalition of Greek city states led by Athens and Thebes at the Battle of Chaeronea in 338 BC, making him the defacto leader of Greece. It was the culmination of a series of campaigns by Philip between 339-338 BC.	4	LoneWolfIndia
This guy just did it all. Tripple granitebench backflip before benches was even invented.	3	snigelpiss
does anyone know the significance of this symbol opposed to greek letter psi thats in a taiji somehow? (picture from 東方靈異伝 by ZUN)	2	jacklhoward