ITT: bronze age Any Forums
ITT: bronze age Any Forums
Charles Kelly
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Christopher Bennett
UGA BUGA WHERE THE SHANG DYNASTY WYMYN AT
Sebastian Cooper
>yep thatll do
Jonathan Evans
I'm tired of people from your flag talking about how they suffer. People who live in Civilisations DO NOT SUFFER (I am the chief of my local tribe and have a harem of 40 women btw)
Dylan Bell
I would still be a poorfag
Jordan Davis
Sardinian here.
Soon.
Dominic Walker
*blows digeridoo* eeeeuuuuoooeeaaaawwww
Praise the Sun God Venga, is that an Alb*no...ACK
Grayson James
WTF is going on with your eyes?
Isaiah Wood
what the fuck is that archer driven donkey cart and how is it moving so fas-ACCKKKK
Gabriel Turner
>The Aryan
>conquest meme
>caste system meme
>iron age, not even bronze age
Andrew Long
comfy
Robert Stewart
OOHA BOOGA where da med women at
Levi Scott
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vgh..how can sumercucks even compete..
Adrian Scott
When a specific area of the world becomes particularly rich, we sardinians start building weapons and boats in the most inner part of our island. Our stomach stop asking for food, our lungs stop asking for air, our throats stop asking for water. We just want to fuck up said area of the world. Our eyes gets bigger to examine better the face of the people of whom we'll destroy the civilization.
Cooper Bell
Thanks for getting the Egyptians off our backs bro.
Nathaniel Wood
my ancestors were uga buga at that time but after a while conquered most of them
Juan Harris
Where the Bronze Age Pervert at
Jordan Smith
You are not Turkic, you are only cringe (south asian)
Robert Green
stop projecting!
Alexander Walker
Sucks to be you, I'm literally Turkic.
Kevin Edwards
look at this photo and cry on your bed, ahMED or salty diaspora
Isaac Foster
>The complaint tablet to Ea-nasir is a clay tablet that was sent to ancient Ur, written c.1750 BC. It is a complaint to a merchant named Ea-nasir from a customer named Nanni. Written in Akkadian cuneiform, it is considered to be the oldest known written complaint. It is currently kept in the British Museum.
>Ea-nasir travelled to Dilmun to buy copper and returned to sell it in Mesopotamia. On one particular occasion, he had agreed to sell copper ingots to Nanni. Nanni sent his servant with the money to complete the transaction. The copper was considered by Nanni to be sub-standard and not accepted. In response, Nanni created the cuneiform letter for delivery to Ea-nasir. Inscribed on it is a complaint to Ea-nasir about a copper delivery of the incorrect grade, and issues with another delivery; Nanni also complained that his servant (who handled the transaction) had been treated rudely. He stated that, at the time of writing, he had not accepted the copper, but had paid the money for it.
>Other tablets have been found in the ruins believed to be Ea-nasir's dwelling. These include a letter from a man named Arbituram who complained he had not received his copper yet, while another says he was tired of receiving bad copper.