Tag: valentines day

By Martini Fisher Posted on 21 Feb 202020 Feb 2021

Celebrating Ancient Valentine: She-Wolf, Politics and Whippings

This holiday that evolved to what we know as Valentine’s Day today was a very ancient pre-Roman pastoral festival to avert evil spirits and purify the city.

Categories: HistoryTags: ancient valentine, love, lovers, myth, mythology, valentine, valentines day

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Aah unresolved ancestral issues😊.

If you're going to do something stupid, might as well make it memorable 😉

A limestone relief block depicts Ay receiving the gold of honor originally from his El-Amarna tomb during the reign of king Akhenaten. Ay would later take the throne and succeed Tutankhamun as the second last 18th dynasty New Kingdom pharaoh of Egypt.

Isn't she just beautiful?

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