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Why are named miracles?

I still have Nighmare about that Storm.

in Honduras we havent those. here the worst things are Floods by (Hurricanes) and Earthquakes

@wackyserious are , ok? https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/13/world/asia/volcano-philippines-taal.html

interesting which is the tradition with that?

In Spanish the same with " í" for Iberians is sorted in wrong form.

@Sundiata we can make a topic or help with that about Numidians for our collaborators and you (terra Magna Forum) @Duileoga no es amonestación , pero nos gusta el orden, vamos a abrir un topico para discutir los numidas alli. tal vez movamos tus aportes alli. @Stan` we can split and merge Duileoga content from this topic to a new one abot Numidians as you suggested?

Lorgood videos are a kind of "making of 0 A.D" or testing 0 A.D Devs new features. I share with my community. this. I share mods development and this was useful.

yes.. "esta un poco feo" (sarcasm, means very ugly) "is a barely ugly".

what about Discord and Reddit? and others YT channels. I public some videos and for Unknown reason some fans starting to write me, i can figure this happen with our Officials Youtubers like @ValihrAnt or Tom 0 AD ..etc can be nice share the best videos. specially great matches or new content. even Lorgood videos.

the people of mesopotamia uses these style for example. @Sundiata we are talking make these mesh of heads with beards , recomendations. Judean priest. la cara es más ancha o el modelo. en otros más larga.

@Stan` we are still making factions? __________ No estamos haciendo facciones por ahora. creo.

@Alexandermb necesitamos barbas más prominentes.

Nomads don't have fields.

Si igual pocos hablan Portuguese y menos portugués peninsular.

Todavía no encontramos pruebas , hay un articulo pero, no podemos acceder a este.

this is traditional origin. https://books.google.hn/books?id=ZwzADQAAQBAJ&pg=PT105&lpg=PT105&dq=hippika+gymnasia+++lusus+Troiae&source=bl&ots=EQmZY8aLG7&sig=ACfU3U1-fSpgIOyC35WRXs3LdV-mxNGU9A&hl=es&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjhkfzTwvbmAhUBwlkKHTTODt0Q6AEwAHoECAkQAQ#v=onepage&q=hippika gymnasia lusus Troiae&f=false But here is some in portuguese. http://www.portugalweb.net/historia/viriatus/Lusitanos_02.asp.htm Nothing more than that. The only article about that is that genava said.

"Práctica de caballería" is a more accurate, but "torneo de caballería" fits as well. Spanish reference about what is this. Referencias en español. @Duileoga estamos viendo si las mascaras estarán relacionadas con la hippika gymnasia. Dice I'm traslating for duiloga...

Game cache I dont remember that path.

You must clear the cache.

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cimera Cimeria is the crest over the helmet an medieval spanish word. (not latinoamerican spanish) They discuss if was possible is some mask from a loot from a roman signifer. About the evidence of the equipment. They are refering to this too. They have a small shield two feet in diameter , concave in front , and suspended from the shoulder by means of thongs ( for it has neither rings nor arm- handles) . Besides these shields They have a dirk -knife or the butcher's . Most of Them wear linen cuirasses ; a few wear chain- wrought cuirasses and helmets with three crests , but the rest wear helmets made of sinews . The foot - soldiers wear greaves Also , and each soldier has several javelins ; Also and some make use of spears , and the spears have bronze heads . "- Strabon.

Is same thing with druids illustrations from XIX. Pure romantic idealization. They talk about these images can confuse to the average readerm because is an good guide of history, with "theories" these are accepted even today. Later someone ask for a kind of relationship with Seleucid mask (Cataphracts) and Imperial Rome masks and Macedonian cheekpieces from helmets.

https://elgrancapitan.org/foro/viewtopic.php?p=741977 Isn't real, pure fantasy romanticise of history. A romantic concept from the ancestors. Is from XIX century illustration. From: "Album de la Infanteria Española : desde sus primitivos tiempos hasta el día (1861) - Soto, Serafín María de , Conde de Clonard, 1793-1862 "

Yes. I must ask to @Duileoga if is there in their old school books such thing.