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The Battle of Muta (629 CE) is major clash where there were Arabs on both sides Christians and Muslims
u/Dangerous_Drama6843 — 11 hours ago
The Bare Naked Ladies Play The Bomb Shelter Pub - Waterloo, 1991
u/affabledrunk — 9 hours ago
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Suicide of Sardanapalus of Assyria - according to greek legend when Nineveh fell to the Babylonians and Medes had a huge pyre created for himself on which were piled "all his gold, silver and royal apparel" He had his eunuchs and concubines boxed in inside the pyre, burning him and them 612 BCE
u/ParkingGlittering211 — 16 hours ago
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Alexander the Great reaches the banks of the Indus River—the easternmost point of his legendary conquest
u/Juvanmer — 23 hours ago
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The siege of Tenochtitlan (1521): The decisive and largest battle between the Aztecs and the army of Hernan Cortes, reinforced by the allied Indian tribes. After 93 days of the most severe siege, the Aztec capital fell, and the empire was completely destroyed
u/Dangerous_Drama6843 — 2 days ago
Yorkshire, 1812. Some debates about technology never really go away.
u/Toerambler — 1 day ago
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Eastern Romans (Byzantines) returned to Their Old Home, Great Rome — 536 AD
u/Dangerous_Drama6843 — 3 days ago
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The Baptistery of Bekalta - North African Diocese, c. 550 AD
u/affabledrunk — 4 days ago
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Insula Ara Coeli (The Apartment Block of the Celestial Altar) - Where many normal Roman city dwellers resided. Built in the 2nd century CE
u/ParkingGlittering211 — 5 days ago
The Right Honourable John A. Macdonald Drunk Again in a Gatineau Tavern (HAPPY CANADA DAY!)
u/affabledrunk — 4 days ago