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I’m not kidding or trying to be funny I genuinely think she deserves at least 45 Oscars for this
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“2300 years old Scythian woman’s boot preserved in the frozen ground of the Altai Mountains[750x451]
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So I was mobile when I reblogged this earlier, but re: the adornment on the soles. These shoes...](https://64.media.tumblr.com/18e101511865791181be039048a52a3b/tumblr_pwd8o9bAz21vx1np0o1_500.jpg)
2300 years old Scythian woman’s boot preserved in the frozen ground of the Altai Mountains[750x451]
So I was mobile when I reblogged this earlier, but re: the adornment on the soles. These shoes undoubtedly belonged to the Pazyryk Ice Maiden, given the date, culture, and location. (I love her, I care about her so much, and I will never not ramble about her given the chance.)
The woman who wore these boots was 30 years old, at the oldest. She was probably a priestess, a storyteller. She was from a horseriding culture, and it’s unclear if stirrups had been invented at the time. She suffered from chronic pain, and she died from breast cancer and/or complications from a fall (probably from horseback).
This is the first time I’ve seen her boots, but I’m entirely unsurprised by it. She may not have had to walk much, given her status and riding culture. She may not have been ABLE to walk much, given her apparent disabilities. She was valued in her community, despite these limitations, to the point that they created these beautiful, less-than-functional objects for her, that they buried her with ceremony befitting royalty, that she and her belongings are the best and most solid example of this culture we have. Disabled people have inherent worth in a society, and always have.
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She is beginning to understand Walks :)
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i thought this was an oil painting
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The Story Of The Little Red Engine by Diana Ross
Illustrated By Leslie Wood,1945
It must suck when that valued 75% of your customer base is now outside protesting over a simple silly thing like agreeing with George Zimmerman. They don’t understand, you don’t have a racist bone in your body! Except for the finger part that wrote “There is one place I bet the protesters/rioters won’t light on fire or break into or even block the road to … the social services buildings.” That was followed by four laughing emoji.
Anyway, just in case you guys have the unfortunate luck of being stuck in Fallston, don’t go to Vince’s Crab House.
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Me? I’m scared of everything. I’m scared of what I saw, I’m scared of what I did, about who I am and most of all I’m scared of walkin’ out of this and never feelin’ the rest of my whole life the way I feel when I’m with you.
Dirty Dancing (1987) dir. Emile Ardolino
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