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claremonttfox
Claremont :
Nek ndek daerah ku, dadar jagung itu namanya pelas. Nek pindang bumbu gitu namanya brengkesan/pepes pindang
2024-07-22 06:39:34
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jeiyhoon
🌼🌼 :
gak pake santen bisa a
2024-07-22 04:42:11
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thingkiwingki_0
fhqr265 :
terasi nya gitu dibakar atau gimana?
2024-07-22 23:59:07
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rinayulifa_sby
mama rina :
aku ga atek santen tapi kemiri mbak zaa
2024-07-22 10:23:37
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idakaramah7
Ida Karamah :
g di kukus dulu tah umi sblm di bakar
2024-09-03 04:57:19
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surapai
Syarifah bulan 🌙 :
kalau org Madura TDK pakek santan
2024-08-12 16:15:45
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satya_mandala
SATYA MANDALA :
TUBAN JATIM NYEBUT PEPESAN ITU BRENGKESAN, KALO PELAS LEBIH KE DADAR JAGUNG
2024-07-27 10:18:14
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iskaleee
Fuji Iska Lestari 🐣 :
buru ngerty pelasan gawe santen 😂
2024-09-08 06:48:47
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🌄 POV: You wake up as a pyramid explorer in 1880… During the late 19th century, the Golden Age of Egyptology was in full swing. Explorers, archaeologists, and treasure hunters from all over Europe and America ventured into the desert, determined to uncover the secrets of ancient Egypt. By 1880, photography had become an essential tool for documenting discoveries. Explorers like Auguste Mariette and Gaston Maspero were leading excavations, uncovering lost temples, mummies, and burial chambers that had been hidden beneath the sands for thousands of years. These expeditions weren’t just about history—they were fueled by competition, national pride, and sometimes even greed. Most of these explorers faced extreme conditions: scorching heat, deadly scorpions, and weeks of isolation in the desert. But the biggest dangers lurked inside the tombs themselves. Ancient Egyptians were masters of engineering, and many pharaohs’ burial sites were filled with hidden traps—false doors, collapsing tunnels, and even poison-coated artifacts—all designed to protect the treasures of the afterlife. Some of these explorers were also deeply superstitious. Local guides warned them about the curses of the pharaohs, strange deaths that supposedly struck those who disturbed sacred tombs. In 1880, these stories were already spreading, as mysterious accidents and sudden illnesses affected multiple excavation teams. Despite the risks, the obsession with uncovering Egypt’s past only grew stronger. Every new discovery was a race against time, before rival explorers or artifact smugglers could loot the site. It was an era of adventure, danger, and legends—where every shadow in a tomb could be hiding either treasure or death. #tiktokhistory #egyptian #pov #explorer
🌄 POV: You wake up as a pyramid explorer in 1880… During the late 19th century, the Golden Age of Egyptology was in full swing. Explorers, archaeologists, and treasure hunters from all over Europe and America ventured into the desert, determined to uncover the secrets of ancient Egypt. By 1880, photography had become an essential tool for documenting discoveries. Explorers like Auguste Mariette and Gaston Maspero were leading excavations, uncovering lost temples, mummies, and burial chambers that had been hidden beneath the sands for thousands of years. These expeditions weren’t just about history—they were fueled by competition, national pride, and sometimes even greed. Most of these explorers faced extreme conditions: scorching heat, deadly scorpions, and weeks of isolation in the desert. But the biggest dangers lurked inside the tombs themselves. Ancient Egyptians were masters of engineering, and many pharaohs’ burial sites were filled with hidden traps—false doors, collapsing tunnels, and even poison-coated artifacts—all designed to protect the treasures of the afterlife. Some of these explorers were also deeply superstitious. Local guides warned them about the curses of the pharaohs, strange deaths that supposedly struck those who disturbed sacred tombs. In 1880, these stories were already spreading, as mysterious accidents and sudden illnesses affected multiple excavation teams. Despite the risks, the obsession with uncovering Egypt’s past only grew stronger. Every new discovery was a race against time, before rival explorers or artifact smugglers could loot the site. It was an era of adventure, danger, and legends—where every shadow in a tomb could be hiding either treasure or death. #tiktokhistory #egyptian #pov #explorer

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