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buttondown.com > veiled > archive > the-great-gods-of-samothrace-whose-names-we-dont

The Great Gods of Samothrace, Whose Names We Don't Actually Know

5+ day, 17+ hour ago   (64+ words) Buttondown The Great Gods of Samothrace, Whose Names We Don't Actually Know A mystery cult on a wind-battered island that would initiate anyone who showed up — free or enslaved, Greek or not, king or nobody. Philip II met Olympias there....

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Curse Tablets: Sixteen Hundred Letters Written to the Dead

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (55+ words) Buttondown Curse Tablets: Sixteen Hundred Letters Written to the Dead Scratched into lead, rolled up, pierced with a nail, and shoved into a grave so the powers below would read them. They are the most direct record we have of…...

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Noah's Ark Has Been Found? Full Evidence at the Turkey Durupinar Formation

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (1813+ words) In May 1948, earthquakes shook the mountains of eastern Turkey. A Kurdish shepherd named Reshit Sarihan climbed the slope above his village and found the hillside had changed. Mud that had covered the ground for as long as anyone could remember…...

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