You are now aware that the mines in Cornwall, England where ancient >phoenicians>carthaginiansaka>proto-jews sourced all their tin from to make bronze during the bronze age >(3300 to 1200 BC)are called>the ding dong minesyou're welcome
Jews are the Master Race. They went all the way to Cornwall
>>535486816I'm glad people are learning about ancient mining in England but this is kind of absurd
>>535486863my cock will go all the way up your cornwall if you dont stfu faggot
>>535486816>>carthaginians>aka>>proto-jewsCarthage was part of AFRICA you idiotThey had zero connection to Judea.
>>535486863a fuckin' monkey could ride a downed tree trunk across a lake and you'd call them them master race
>>535486969good one
>>535486816Now post Michigan
>>535486967lol it's true thoughhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ding_Dong_mines>>535487097>Carthage was part of AFRICA you idiotOHH a retard, huh? and a kike memeflag at thatread 'em and weep
>>535487238lel, that's where the copper came from
>>535487302Yes I only briefly touched on ore availability in Cornwall. That article doesn't actually say anything. There's been tons of theories for a while about odd genetic origins but I'm pretty sure it's mostly just making fun of them for being different
>>535487710>That article doesn't actually say anythingit says the mines were used during the bronze age and they removed 22 tin lodes from itwhich was my pointyou can also reference the image from the OP post
>>535487710here's the literal>international tin associationalso agreeing with me>https://www.internationaltin.org/bronze-age-tin-from-cornwall-was-exported-across-the-mediterranean/get mad
>>535486816Woah... these places
>>535487940Oh i meant about archeology at the mine. I didn't actually catch the date. It's interesting to think about old trade networks. Like the amber in the east
>>535488084lela place a bunch of ancient jews frequented has a place called>troonshit writes itself!
>>535488156>It's interesting to think about old trade networksyesyes it is
>>535488084
Britan comes from "Pritanoi" an old word for tin or tin islands or something, mainlanders used to call people from Britain "Tin men" even in the days before Julius Caesar because they traded so much tin to Europe back then
>>535488219Is there Phoenician genetics in Cornwall?
>>535488362welp>>535487302>>535487940>>535488056
>>535486816Yes.And they mastered ship building and deep sea navigation when everybody else struggled with coastal shipping.Read "The Adventures of Captain Mago or a Phoenician Expedition BC 1000" by Leo Cahun.The child sacrifices are mentioned there as well.
>>535488369see I have a problem with this thought processI'm not saying you asked that to discredit what I've said, but I've seen some scholars use this argument to imply that>if or because there's no genetics related to the individuals claimed to have reached a certain place in history>that automatically means they never went thereI've gone lots of places, 'traded' (bought shit), and on occasion had sex with women and didn't produce any children>that i know ofthat doesn't mean i never went there
>>535488448>And they mastered ship building and deep sea navigation when everybody else struggled with coastal shipping.s'truein fact the reason>gorillasare called>gorillasis literally because of an ancient colonization effort by the carthaginians whom sailed all the way down to west-central africa and found an island inhabited by>extremely wild and hirsute "people">they tried to capture some males but couldn't>they captured a female, killed her, skinned her, and the gorilla's hide hung in Carthage for centuries on display
>>535488494I had a British schizo genetics phase and I thought they just had continental genetics like from Brittany or something. I had a headcanon that those people were somehow dark haired people pushed to the furthest boundaries. I don't know. I never came up with anything
wow thanks for that information i'll try to remember it for longer than 2 seconds whoops no i didnt
>>535488698>I had a headcanon that those people were somehow dark haired people pushed to the furthest boundaries.you may be thinking of the>(((black))) irishwhom arrived as refugees, telling the irish people living there what happened to them;/ yet conveniently leaving out>why
>>535488813>DING>DONG>MINES>ding donghello?DING DONG TIN MINES
>>535488822Nah Irish are Irish
>>535489015then why a distinction between>regular irishand>black irish?where do you think the >druids practicing human sacrifice came from?
>>535486816>England>(3300 to 1200 BC)Look at "Amber Road" to see the scale of ancient trade.The (((merchants from the south))) appreciated this funny fossilized tree resin so much that they were willing to travel all the way to the fucking wilderness the Baltic countries were at the time.>From at least the 16th century BC, amber was moved from Northern Europe to the Mediterranean area.[3][4] The breast ornament of the Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamen (c.1333–1324 BC) contains large Baltic amber beads.[5][6][7] Schliemann found Baltic amber beads at Mycenae, as shown by spectroscopic investigation
>>535489055Did the druids do human sacrifice? I never got too far into it and I always want a different source besides a single roman
>>535489450>Balticshit, i meant the>black sea
