About 80 % of students thought this was a swanky straw hat from the 1950s. Truth is that it’s the oldest Roman grasswork "Panama hat" extant, from Fayum in Egypt. In 2017 they radiocarbon dated it to 420-568 CE. Turns out the “Dark Ages” was really more about cool shade (Pitt Rivers Museum, UK) 🎩
"I look for sniffy linings
but you're
rotten to the core
I've had just about all I can take
I can't take it no more
got a gut feeling
got a gut feeling feeling"
De-evolution = Trump/MAGA
We can't say we weren't warned.😒
Are we not men?
D-E-V-O!
Great now I have to add Guys who think about the Roman empire on a daily basis to the list of people who I have to inform about the Difference between a Fedora and a Trilby hat... By the way that shape makes it closer to a trilby
As Egypt was part of the Eastern Roman Empire at this time, 'domina mea' would be an acceptable alternative in the absence of a 5thC Coptic equivalent.
Makes perfect sense. Miracle is in the marvelous preservation.
These r ppl who abs knew 2 things.
How to weave grasses artfully.
That 🌞 is dangerous to human life, & function.
Reflection of public schools. Not the students fault they were never taught history farther back than America becoming a country. I hated history until I was an adult and could learn about older cultures.
Anytown, USA.
Remember though if you aren't demanding they remove books, you're just a crazy person trying to groom the kids. 🥴
Oddly enough my son's online school had awesome history classes. Which explains why online school has always been under attack.
