The Chad Pastoralist: History

Europeans domesticated horses 5000 years ago. In a scientific paper titled First bioanthropological evidence for Yamnaya horsemanship, it states that human skeletal remains belonging to the Yamnaya culture indicate the practise of horseback riding as early as the 30th-century BC. The reconstruction of what a male belonging to the Yamnaya culture possibly looked like is based on a skull found within a burial mound from Samara, Russia. Archaelogical research states that his face was painted with red ochre and that other Yamnaya burials featured canine tooth necklaces. The reconstruction was created by The Beaker Lady. The people belonging to the Yamnaya culture - who geneticists refer to as "Western Steppe Herders" - are one of the three core ancestral populations of modern European (White) people, along with Western Hunter-Gatherers (the indigenous Stone Age ancestors of modern Europeans) and Anatolian Neolithic Farmers (the agriculturalist revolution ancestors of modern Europeans). This means that ancient Europeans domesticated the horse and that Europeans are responsible for modern equestrianism. Follow me on Instagram Subscribe to me on Substack Music: Waagal

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BBC One's King & Conqueror - Historically inaccurate and anti-European. Everything wrong with BBC's new drama "King and Conqueror." The reason why BBC One's King & Conqueror portrays women as sexually degenerate and Anglo-Saxons and Normans as racially diverse (i.e., of Sub-Saharan African ancestry or other) is because of an anti-European (anti-White) agenda aimed at targeting White European peoples. This is done by portraying White European women in historical settings as morally corrupt and sexually degenerate, and placing non-European men in place of European men. King & Conqueror is an immoral misrepresentation of European history - specifically, English history - and falsifies historical realities to undermine the accuracy of historical European cultures and the strong, rigorous morality that the ancestors of modern English people adhered to. Follow me on Instagram Subscribe to me on Substack

Anglo-Saxon temple appreciators. ⚡️ This Anglo-Saxon temple reconstruction was created by 3D artist Robert Molyneaux. It is based on the temple discovered in Yeavering, Northumberland. Music: Angelseaxisc Rungerim - Ælfric Follow me on Instagram Subscribe to me on Substack