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LiorLefineder posts on X about empire, egypt, positions, duck the most. They currently have XXXXXX followers and 1283 posts still getting attention that total XXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.
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Social topic influence empire #2861, egypt #1651, positions, duck, delta, sentiment, afghani, pakistan, lithuania, romania
Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours
"Under the right circumstances a weapon with a shorter reach has its advantages. Tacitus describes a battle in which the Batavi fought at close range against the Britons where the Britons' "long-swords were too unwieldy for close fighting" adding that "This was an age-old tactic of the Batavi difficult for the enemy to counter." Such a tactic requiring getting in the face of the enemy and seeing the white of their eyes would of course require a force endowed with exceptional bravery; the Batavians were one such force described in Tacitus' "Germania" as "foremost among all these nations in"
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-08T20:04Z 27.8K followers, 11.8K engagements
"Germans accounted for XX% of the ministers in the Russian Empire despite being around X% of the empire's population. Most of these Germans were 'Baltic Germans' incorporated into the empire during the conquests of the Great Northern War (1720). Only XX years later we already see that Germans have risen into positions of high prominence in the Committee of Ministers of Alexander I"
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-13T12:23Z 27.8K followers, 52.6K engagements
"Duck vase from 1700 BC Egypt. A type of "Tell el-Yehudiyeh Ware" seen in coastal Levant sites its introduction into Egypt seemed to be associated with the Hyksos invasion"
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-13T19:47Z 27.8K followers, 3695 engagements
""Tell el-Yehudiyeh Ware forms a very useful diagnostic indicator for the MBIIB-C period especially. In the Nile delta it is often considered to mark the presence of the Hyksos invaders. Many ceramicists see the form of the Tell el-Yehudiyeh juglet as being firmly grounded in earlier Canaanite ceramic traditions""
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-13T19:47Z 27.8K followers, 1167 engagements
"@StefanFSchubert The answer is yes. In Czechoslovakia for example various anti-Holy Roman Empire movements like the Hussites were partially motivated from anti-German sentiment about their prominence in universities and as landowners"
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-13T16:53Z 27.8K followers, 1590 engagements
""The Russian Committee of Ministers 1802 to 1905 : a prosopographical study""
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-13T12:23Z 27.8K followers, 3893 engagements
""The Pashtun is never at peace except when he is at war" - Afghani Pashtun proverb"
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-11T19:29Z 27.8K followers, 96.6K engagements
"Grand Duchy of Lithuania. "By the end of the 14th century Lithuania was geographically the largest country in Europe.""
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-07T23:06Z 27.8K followers, 21.7K engagements
"Celtic words in the Turkish language ultimately sourced from the Galatians who settled in Anatolia in the 3rd century BC"
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-12T09:38Z 27.8K followers, 693.3K engagements
""At first I wanted to erase the Roman name and convert all Roman territory into a Gothic empire: I longed for Romania to become Gothia and Athaulf to be what Caesar Augustus had been. But long experience has taught me that the ungoverned wildness of the Goths will never submit to laws and that without law a state is not a state. Therefore I have more prudently chosen the different glory of reviving the Roman name with Gothic vigour and I hope to be acknowledged by posterity as the initiator of a Roman restoration since it is impossible for me to alter the character of this Empire" - Athaulf"
X Link @lefineder 2025-09-29T00:29Z 27.8K followers, 105.7K engagements
"King of Alasiya to the king of Egypt: You asked me for XXX talents of copper so here are the XX talents of copper that you wanted"
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-12T15:32Z 27.8K followers, 12.3K engagements
"Terracotta statue of an elephant trampling a Celtic warrior. It likely commemorate the "Battle of the elephants" in which Antiochus I defeated the Galatians in XXX BC"
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-09T12:53Z 27.8K followers, 10.7K engagements
"- The Trojan war didn't happen. - The Trojan war happened but was just a raid that was exaggerated. - The Trojan war happened and it was part of the raids that destroyed bronze age civilization"
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-06T22:19Z 27.8K followers, 192.9K engagements
"When Lake Copais in central Greece was drained in the late 19th century "the dried lake bed revealed traces of very old works namely dykes and canals." These date to the first time the lake was drained over 3200 years ago in a massive land reclamation project by Mycenaean Greeks. These Greeks built a 25km (16 mi) canal system connecting the lake to the sea and to two large sinkholes to the east. Then the clear lake basin in Boeotia was settled and developed. During the late Bronze Age detritus blocked the main sinkholes receiving discharge from the lake causing the system to collapse. The"
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-14T19:23Z 27.8K followers, 13.6K engagements
"In XXX BC a vast Celtic army invaded Macedonia killing its king. Afterwards some Celts continued to Anatolia pillaging the region until stopped by the Seleucid king Antiochus in XXX. Seemingly Antiochus was also nearly killed by the Celts. An inscription dated to around when the Celts were defeated honors his personal Physician for treating him after "having been wounded in the neck in the battle." Remarkable that the Gallic invasion almost killed both the Kings of Macedonia and of the Seleucid Empire"
X Link @lefineder 2025-10-06T13:08Z 27.8K followers, 105.4K engagements