My ancestors did this.
Meanwhile Nordics, Africans, Pacific Ocean peoples and Amerindians lived in mudhuts and scratched their ass during all the day.
My ancestors did this
Jackson Campbell
Jason Gonzalez
Looks retarded.
Charles Sullivan
Another garbage thread made by french
Ayden Jones
Looks smart
Joshua Ortiz
>muh ancestors
Charles Myers
>nordics
those built in wood, there isn't the mud needed to build huts in scandinavia
>africans
those actually built in mud
>pacific islanders.
generally build in wood too
>amerindians
a buit of wood, rock and sometimes mud
in fact, the thing you posted is build with rocks tied with mud
Luke Stewart
when you flush down your toilet
Austin Carter
you will never be ROMAN
Caleb Campbell
Soulless.
Gabriel Sanchez
Building with rock is the benchmark of civilization
James Stewart
Your “ancestors” worked so hard, only for your country to get taken over by Africans. Congrats fag.
Austin Clark
The benchmark of globohomo
Romans were literally proto-globohomo
Aaron Young
Whoops
Adam Baker
are you aware that one of the signature of ancient egyptians is building with unbaked mudbrick, right?
Jayden Barnes
If you are so anti globo homo, look what Paul Bonatz used to build with
Wtf are you talking about. The stuff that remains to this day is made out of lime stone and granite
Carson Hughes
Roma
Evropa
Mexico
amerimoots were eating themselves when mexico was the richest country in the world in 1650. New Spain was the new roma of the new world.
Luis Powell
>in fact, the thing you posted is build with rocks tied with mud
No it's made of dry stones, only the canal at the top has mortar, which is not mud.
Hunter Stewart
Xavier Lee
Albert Camus had Spanish ancestry too. Every single important Frenchman in history had foreign roots.
Elijah Ross
guiseppe i...
"The Mesopotamians used sun-dried bricks in their city construction; [11] typically these bricks were flat on the bottom and curved on the top, called plano-convex mud bricks. Some were formed in a square mould and rounded so that the middle was thicker than the ends. Some walls had a few courses of fired bricks from their bases up to the splash line to extend the life of the building.
In Minoan Crete, at the Knossos site, there is archaeological evidence that sun-dried bricks were used in the Neolithic period (prior to 3400 BC).[12]
Sun dried mudbrick was the most common construction material employed in ancient Egypt during pharaonic times and were made in pretty much the same way for millennia. Mud from some locations required sand, chopped straw or other binders such as animal dung to be mixed in with the mud to increase durability and plasticity.[4] Workers gathered mud from the Nile river and poured it into a pit. Workers then tramped on the mud while straw was added to solidify the mold"
so not only mud but also poo, the biggest and oldest civilizations on history lived in poohuts
Aiden Taylor
Why are there so many Germans in the foreign legion?
Parker Garcia
sadly you kicked us out and now look what happened
Thomas Cook
That's a new one, keep them coming