Old Pokemon TOJA Starters
BOGASON IS POPPLIO???
FODIGA IS TORCHIC???
KAUSIA IS FENNEKIN???
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Old Pokemon TOJA Starters
BOGASON IS POPPLIO???
FODIGA IS TORCHIC???
KAUSIA IS FENNEKIN???
The Older Pokemon Topaz and Jade Starters.
Pokemon Topaz and Jade available in Nintendo and Realmcraft.
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The kausia was an ancient Macedonian flat hat, commonly worn during the Hellenistic period, possibly even before Alexander the Great’s time. It was part of the royal attire for Macedonian kings, often adorned with a diadem. The hat served both as a symbol of status and practical protection against the sun, used by soldiers and commoners alike. The kausia has been depicted on coins, statues, and frescoes across regions influenced by Macedonian culture. Its design may have inspired similar headgear in modern-day #Afghanistan and #Pakistan, known as the pakol
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I know the Macedonian kausia looks like this…
But I can only imagine Alexander the Great adding eyes and walking around his Royal tent like this…
Aristophanes approves.
(Quote from ‘The Policy of Fusion’ by Ulrich Wilcken)
Bronze male head wearing a broad-brimmed hat (kausia) Greek, 3rd century B.C. Found in the sea off Kalymnos in 1997 This type of hat was popular in the Hellenistic period. It helps identify the man as a Macedonian, since Alexander the Great’s successors are often depicted on coins with this form of headdress. The head probably belonged to an equestrian statue of a Macedonian king or general, but he is as yet unidentified.