I'm Maia, but you can call me Mia. Not one of the seven sisters or the fourth brightest star. Twenty-five.
I'm Maia, but you can call me Mia. Not one of the seven sisters or the fourth brightest star. Twenty-five.
~ Finger-ring.
Culture/period: Late Medieval
Date: ca. 1400
Place of origin: Halkida, Greece (Évvoia (island)
Medium: Sapphire, gold
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Hate to be that person, but WW3 trend on TikTok is not funny at all, especially your stupid POVs. Because no, Jessica from Chicago, you won’t have to hide in the basement to avoid being nuked and no, Kyle from LA, you won’t get drafted to the front lines.
You again missed the whole point and managed to make this situation all about yourself, so I’m going to assure your stupid ass - this war is not going to affect you in any way, but you know who it’s going to affect? Actual people from Ukraine, who are going to lose their lives and be displaced from their homes, just like for the past 8 years.
So congratulations on your stupidity, because it’s not about “I need a way to cope 🥺🥺🥺”, it’s about you celebrating and making fun of other people’s death.
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1. Gold ring, Roman, 100-200 AD
2. Glass bracelet, Cyprus, 100-300 AD
3. Gold and agate earring, Cyprus, 400s BC
4. Gold snake ring, Greece or Italy, 1-100 AD
The Cleveland Museum of Art
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The Coffeyville Daily Journal, Kansas, March 24, 1898
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