A L5thC coin of the Alachon Huns, who ruled in Afghanistan; note the cranial deformation: http://www.britishmuseum.org/explore/highlights/highlight_objects/cm/s/silver_dinar_of_the_alchon_hun.aspx …pic.twitter.com/SMnpX9teL8
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A L4th-E5thC brooch, 'Gothic culture', from Chernigov province, northern Ukraine: http://www.hermitagemuseum.org/wps/portal/hermitage/digital-collection/25.+Archaeological+Artifacts/3163351/?lng=en …pic.twitter.com/FoBSYN87Cq
Some L4th-E5thC Hunnic-era finds from S. Russia, incl bracelet+wolf-dragon torque terminal via http://www.livemaster.ru/topic/736919-galereya-dragotsennostej-chast-3-zoloto-gunnov …pic.twitter.com/zsTrpJ2mwx
Two gold+garnet lions from the recent Russian Fatezhsky treasure, said to be Hun-era, L4/E5thC http://streetart-ekb.livejournal.com/641913.html pic.twitter.com/jp5izUdH20
Some more finds from the apparently Hun-era, 4th-5thC Fatezhsky Treasure, found Russia, via http://streetart-ekb.livejournal.com/641913.html pic.twitter.com/4x059O92Kn
@caitlinrgreen what is the thing in the lower right corner
@Umarkarim89 it's a good question! ;)
@caitlinrgreen i hv started to understand British norms now.Yesterday was reading somewhere that u tell a good joke and reply is very good:D
@Umarkarim89 Absolutely! + understatement,mild humour+difficulty accepting compliments ;) Also http://www.buzzfeed.com/lukelewis/what-british-people-say-versus-what-they-mean …pic.twitter.com/JU2HTVEI12
@caitlinrgreen And now i remember you saying very interesting :D
Two prob 5thC finds from the Eastern Hunnic tomb, Boma, Xinjiang, incl cup w/ tiger handle: https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=JbdS-R3y72MC&pg=PA188&lpg=PA188#v=onepage&q&f=false …pic.twitter.com/Ui1l3qV9JV
@caitlinrgreen best beard ever
@caitlinrgreen Wow! That is extremely beautiful. You can really tell they respected their dead.
@EquineAnn gorgeous and fascinating...!
@caitlinrgreen Definitely.
If it's from Xinjiang I would hesitate to call it exclusively "Hunnic." The Hua (Hepthaltites) and Rouran were also in the region.
Along with the remnants of the Wusun (probably an Alan people).
@caitlinrgreen @AndreaKoritnik hah, resnično poznavanje zgodovine iz istega časa
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