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1:48a |
Origin of the word for "Germany" in different European languages |
2:16a |
Old Copper Culture I-A Triangulates: ca. 4500-1000 B.C.E. (4K Map) | I-A Triangulates are one of the most numerous spearhead types the OCC produced. According to Larry Furo, a leading member of the Great Lakes Copper Research Group, there are likely thousands still waiting to be found or documented from private collections. Monette Bebow-Reinhard, the former curator of the Oconto Copper Museum in Wisconsin and one source for this data, is currently working on a new edition of her Copper Artifact Master Database book, the Central Wisconsin edition. When I last spoke with her, she still had a museum visit scheduled to document more artifacts. Expect the artifact count to keep increasing as more data becomes available. I have shadows enabled for these artifacts, so an area with heavy shadows is an artifact cluster. For example, there's a huge cluster in southern Wisconsin with over 250 I-A Triangulates noted. This map was designed using QGIS, and the Triangulate icon was made with GIMP. ———————— Sources: 1. Monette Bebow-Reinhard - Copper Artifact Master Database books 2. Monette Bebow-Reinhard - personal communications (2023-2025) 3. Don Sphon - Great Lakes Copper Research Group journals 4. Warren Wittry - 1950-1951 Old Copper Culture dissertation and article in the Wisconsin Archaeologist journal 5. Larry Furo et al. - Old Copper Culture and Ancient Waterways Facebook Group 6. Private Collectors 7. Veit et al., 2004 - MORE PRECIOUS THAN GOLD: A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE VARIETIES AND DISTRIBUTION OF PRE-CONTACT COPPER ARTIFACTS IN NEW JERSEY 8. William M. Beauchamp, 1902 - Metallic Implements of the New York Indians 9. Susan Martin, 1999 - Wonderful Power 10. National Museum of the American Indian - Collections 11. Smithsonian Museum - Collections 12. Peabody Museum, Harvard - Collections 13. Royal Ontario Museum - Collections submitted by /u/CopperViolette [link] [comments] | |
2:47a |
My friend made a map of the most important road in (almost) every country | This is measured through economic productivity, length, trade and national/culturual importance. If they think that one is incorrect then feel free to comment this and my friend will change the error. submitted by /u/Tetsuo_Fan [link] [comments] | |
4:39a |
Prisoners per 100k people [OC] |
5:35a |
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6:50a |
Syria governorates flag map |
8:45a |
The rise and fall of Númenor, one of Tolkien’s greatest stories [OC] |
12:18p |
States that have Hosted the RNC and DNC. |
12:18p |
Countries whose local names are extremely different from the names they're referred to in English |
12:18p |
Location of penguin colonies in Australia |
1:30p |
West Bank Proposed Annexation Map: Bantustans |
3:31p |
European Countries Smaller than European Kahakhstan |
3:31p |
Germanic France and Iberia(500 AD) | After the fall of Rome many germanic tribes took over their place, mainly Franks in France and the Visigoths in Spain and Portugal. submitted by /u/Domeriko648 [link] [comments] | |
3:31p |
Countries at their greatest extent 1/195 |
4:02p |
Countries that recognize Palestine | Black = Palestine Dark Green = States that have recognised Palestine Light Green = States that have announced their impending recognition of Palestine Yellow = States that have announced their conditional, impending recognition of Palestine Gray = States that have not recognised Palestine submitted by /u/BabylonianWeeb [link] [comments] | |
4:32p |
THE MOST CONSUMED TYPE OF MEAT BY COUNTRY |
5:01p |
World Fertility rate 1960-2023 |
5:01p |
Treatment of LGBTQIA+ People Worldwide | This map illustrates the legal status and treatment of people identifying as LGBTQIA+ across different countries. It uses a color-coded legend to show the various levels of legal recognition and punishment, ranging from the death sentence in red to the legal right to jointly adopt in dark blue. The map highlights significant disparities in LGBTQIA+ rights around the world, with some regions having extensive legal protections while others enforce severe penalties. Picture Credit: @india.in.pixels submitted by /u/rxtx007 [link] [comments] | |
5:32p |
That moment in history when Spain wanted China to get at the Ottomans from the east |
5:32p |
The thirteen colonies that became the United States of America (1607-1776) |
5:32p |
Countries that recognize Palestine |
5:32p |
European Countries With A Population Less Than The Moscow Metropolitan Area |
6:01p |
The neighborhoods of Manhattan |
6:01p |
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6:32p |
Most Common Southeast Asian Group by County |
6:32p |
The UK has formally recognised Palestine and some other countries. |