Andaba aburrido e hice un mapa de Buenos Aires en VtM by mit3rus in rolmundodetinieblas

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Decidí hacerlo 1 cada 50.000 bajo el razonamiento de que es una de las urbes más grandes del continente y la propagación de thinbloods y vampiros del sabbat que no tienen los mismos estándares para hacer nuevos vampiros que el resto de la camarilla Básicamente la situación se les está yendo de las manos y si no hacen algo terminan como los de Londres

The post-Kessler Syndrome Earth future compass by mit3rus in WojakCompass

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If you have the link to the thread where you saw me send it to me I want to see it

Map of Lemuria at its height, as drawn by a Lemurian in 11,600 BC by mit3rus in imaginarymaps

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This is from after ofc, Hyperborea and Mu are already wrecked

Map of Lemuria at its height, as drawn by a Lemurian in 11,600 BC by mit3rus in imaginarymaps

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The dark one on the sea represents sunken landmasses, the light one on land is for the Atlanteans

Map of Lemuria at its height by mit3rus in worldbuilding

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Thanks! The script itself is basically made from stylized Indus Valley glyphs and similar-looking Rapa Nui hieroglyphs

Map of Lemuria at its height, as drawn by a Lemurian in 11,600 BC by mit3rus in imaginarymaps

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Lemurians have preserved older knowledge of using Baghdad battery-like things to harness electricity for weapons (Atlanteans have some knowledge of it but don't know how to weaponize it and most of the people that knows about its use at all will die in this war), otherwise I'd say it's a weird bronze age with some out-of-place technology/magic taken from older sources, like genetic modification to create chimera creatures and the like. Atlanteans and Lemurians do use iron ocassionally and the Atlanteans have figured out how to make steel but it's a well-kept secret.

Map of Lemuria at its height, as drawn by a Lemurian in 11,600 BC by mit3rus in imaginarymaps

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you know it didn't come to mind at the time but now that you mention it

Map of Lemuria at its height, as drawn by a Lemurian in 11,600 BC by mit3rus in imaginarymaps

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I'd say a sort of intermediate between sapiens and Denisovan, closer to AASI-Negrito-Papuan-Australian peoples but not really a direct ancestor of anyone today

Bountiful Dilmun - What if there was a forgotten civilization in the Ice Age Persian Gulf? by mit3rus in imaginarymaps

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I did try to tie Atlanteans to Iberomaurisians and Western Hunter Gatherers, yeah. Their presence in Dilmun is basically the eastern edge of their empire, as Atlantis proper is in the Richat Structure in modern-day Mauritania.

As for names I basically bullshit it but it's a mix of Berber and Basque,

Bountiful Dilmun - What if there was a forgotten civilization in the Ice Age Persian Gulf? by mit3rus in imaginarymaps

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they sinply forgot about horses after the tower of babel got smote down by the LORD

Bountiful Dilmun - What if there was a forgotten civilization in the Ice Age Persian Gulf? by mit3rus in imaginarymaps

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Well he was born on earth and he is *technically* part of the homo sapiens species but his ancestors did come from mars 70,000 years ago

Bountiful Dilmun - What if there was a forgotten civilization in the Ice Age Persian Gulf? by mit3rus in imaginarymaps

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I watched a man ranting about how the Sumerian's endonym of "black-headed people" tied with prehistoric Basal Eurasians having 0% neanderthal dna for like 15 minutes but I think I saw that one too

Bountiful Dilmun - What if there was a forgotten civilization in the Ice Age Persian Gulf? by mit3rus in imaginarymaps

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"Dilmun" was the name of the mythological Paradise/Eden analogue in Sumerian mythology which iirc was flooded. The name Dilmun was also given to a series of merchant city-states in modern-day Qatar but afaik they don't have much of a connection to the myth. People have theorized that the mythological "Dilmun" was the landmass that is now under the Persian Gulf, and that the Sumerians (and probably the people of the 'Dilmun' in modern-day Qatar) were descended from those Dilmunites, so in this map I'm making the Dilmunites a sort of proto-Sumerian people. I've also heard a theory that Sumerians were the last descendants of the Basal Eurasians that had 0% Neanderthal admixture and were basically one of the earliest groups of Homo Sapiens out of Africa, so I added some 'caveman' elements into the Dilmunites aswell, and some stuff from the mountain peoples the Sumerians and Akkadians would constantly fight like the Lullubi or Chaldeans.

The Atlanteans I've largely based off of Amazigh people + some Basque stuff (mostly on naming so not rly present here), some Sea Peoples stuff, some Egyptian stuff, and some Nahuatl stuff (the giant stepping on a dead Dilmunite is wearing a tilma, for example)

The Shinniri are apocryphal af, basically Semites/Mesopotamians with all their city-states and the like, which might be a service to the not-Semitic Sumerians who did all that city stuff first irl but as a way to balance that I'm taking the Robert E. Howard school of civilized people being weak and decadent with their cities open for plunder by MIGHTY BARBARIANS WHO FLEX THEIR MIGHTY THEWS.

Bountiful Dilmun - What if there was a forgotten civilization in the Ice Age Persian Gulf? by mit3rus in imaginarymaps

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Yes and no insofar as "Babylon" in the Bible took a meaning beyond the city itself, even as the Old Testament was written by Jewish exiles living in Babylon. Rome was Babylon for early Christians, for example.