mir, i greet you good evening, i will immediately ask what the situation is with the khan's palace inchisarai, what exactly is the enemy doing there, what damage has he already caused and whether there are such damages that, unfortunately, it will not be possible to fully restore, you know, today we can already state that we have lost the monument and the authenticity of the monument, such a feature has already been lost, and the behavior of the russian federation in matters of protection of cultural heritage objects, and maybe and not only in this, almost everywhere it is a change of concepts . that is, they say, uh, we are carrying out restoration work, but in reality we see a-uh, a new , new building, the use of ordinary construction standards, modern materials, modern technologies, on a historical and cultural monument meaning, i.e., restoration and construction are completely different, even reconstruction and restoration are completely different things, restoration is such a very complex process, it is a long-term process, it is called upon by the artist to improve the monument,

sergeevna and together with the khan more. wow!hows in the theater of national costume and plastics. oh, how long for 30 years of its existence, the richest collection of more than 200 outfits of different ages of models has accumulated. here right here from very young to elegant for me as a man. how unusual. this is what you usually see, on the podium is always about one year. how old are you? and now if you see women on the screen, and elegant as you said, yes , the age that they come to dress with pleasure go out to their son. while women admire colors and fabrics. i remember the history of the heyday of the kalmyk khanate fell on the seventeenth a century of rule then about yuki khan, a talented and far- sighted khan's wife and one of his wives. it 's a women's suit, of course. and here we can immediately identify the braids by the braids of a woman, braided two braids, a girl, wore one dish, let's say you can. yes, let's say, if this is u unmarried an unmarried girl, she is, uh, with one braid. here is one braid path. yes, two

>> yeah, i think fundamentally lina khan has to win some of the cases.he one i point to, it's not really tech, it's penguin, random house, simon and schuster they filed and those companies dropped it they stopped it. she didn't have to win in court. she said i'm filing a case, the companies walked away. but she hasn't won one of these big cases where the laws actually changed where the courts agree with her theory of how antitrust law should be applied. and activision when you call it a bellwether this is the one the theory gets most directly applied. should we stop vertical mergers that are mostly allowed because they're not reducing options for the consumer playstation will still exist it'll just be less valuable because the content won't be there. microsoft will say this isn't about consoles it's about mobile where we're not a player and we want to buy candy crush you see how you can carve up a company and get to a settlement from that point of view. but i think lina khan wants to win one of these cases and reshape the law. >> we'll see how resolute b

palace, which was an architectural monument, it turns into the ruins of the bakhchisarai khan's palaceely, this is extremely important for uh, um, extremely important, uh, to articulate this is a violation before our foreign international partners, as well as saying this inside ukraine, because unfortunately, this full-scale aggression that we saw in february 2022, for some, the war began on february 22 year, but it began in february 2014, and the destruction of monuments also began precisely in february 2014. we, our organization, thanks to the support of the international renaissance fund, recorded almost all these violations, and this issue should be on the agenda not only of ukrainian politics, but and become such a matter of national security if we want to preserve ourselves as a nation. thank you, mr. anatoly. if we talk about the extent of the er destruction that our archives have undergone, is there any understanding of how much we have lost in these er nine months of a full-scale invasion and during these 9 years, in general, russia's war against ukraine as a state, we have al

sattar khan and his army at this point they are just too dug in. there's no giving in.khan makes it m very cler that the only way tabriz gets up is if the constitution is restored. that's the only way. so you have to just kill all of us. the shah says okay. and this horrific famine goes on for about three months or so, and it's around the spring of 1909 where baskerville who, again, has been having all these experiences, these connections, the sympathies, but being told repeatedly to mind his own business. it's at this point where he just can't take it anymore. i thinkin something just, of lit flips in his brain, and there's this pivotal moment where he goes to his classroom. he's supposed to be teaching that day, and he stands before his students and he says, i can no longer bear to watch the suffering on the streets while i sit here and talk to you about the american revolution. you know, i'm teaching you this history that is actually being played out on the other side of these walls, and the hypocrisy is just too much. so he tells his students that the only way i kno

, but when the khan demanded his wife, fedor refused and the ambassadors were killed in the battle oner. voronezh, the russians bravely fought, but the forces were not equal, according to various estimates of the horde , it was from 150 to 300,000. ryazan was well fortified. deep ditches, high tower walls. however, batu had ballistae, true beat machines, ryazan people, heroically held out for 5 days and already on the street they were killed in hand-to-hand combat, in the annals it is said and there was not a single one living thing all died at the same time and one for all the cup of death. they drank, but the valor of the ryazans of the courage with which they defended their homeland and immortalized their feat in history on december 21, 1898. the us has annexed the philippines for over 300 years. this country was a spanish colony, but in 1896 the filipinos raised an uprising; the americans also waged war with spain and helped the rebels drive out the colonialists, but tried to gain independence for themselves. the philippines was proclaimed in june ninety-eighth. this was not inclu

asked for help from neighbors, but did not receive it, tried to solve the matter peacefully sent to khan batuy son fedor with gifts, but when the khan demanded his wife, fedor refused and the ambassadors were killed in the battle on the river. voronezh, the russians bravely fought, but the forces were not equal, according to various estimates of the mardy people, it was from 150 to 300,000. ryazan was well fortified. deep ditches, high tower walls. however, batu had ballistae, stuffed cars, ryazanians, heroically held out for 5 days and already on the street they fought in the hands of a tower in the annals it is said and not a single living person was left in the fence, everyone died at the same time and one for all the cup of death and damn but the valor of the ryazan people of courage , with which they defended their homeland about their immortal feat in history on december 21, 1898, the united states annexed the philippines for more than 300 years. this country was a spanish colony, but in 1896 the filipinos raised the rebellion, the americans also waged war with spain and helped the

in general, i thought that i was khan. for the doorbell, you're really khan, you wouldn't i know, i went to the bath to give birth, to wash the blood, everything is there, who went to open the door. yes, a snowdrift, of course, the second one, how did you smear it? in general, he was in the snot , you know, he yells further. well, in general, a snowdrift. and the bitch lives. well, the fact that the snowdrift knows him, of course. why did you think so, because this seryoga came and started yelling that he would call the cops, because we were disturbing his sleep , you understand, and then the fight began. but remember, i didn't kill him. in short, i'm standing in the bathroom. hmm, and i think what will happen next. and suddenly i hear a shot and not a single one understand, then i almost crap myself. and how many shots were there? uh four shot four four checked the toilet? yes, well, what's wrong with that? well, i didn't think so. he's not some kind of killer. well, i got stuck because of what happened. well, what is the

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in his experi and so i just think that's really interesting that we see this visual image that the khans paying for and promoting and that's what american would be seeing. yeah definitely. and i mean there is sort of this long history when you sort of look at chinese women or other marginalized figures looked at as sort of objects for your viewing pleasure and we can of see how this is playing out in these advertisements that are being circulated across households and that find later in an even sort of private that we're reading in the archive and we'll hopefully get a look at tea chest in a minute to that. so here's another i sort of put on the side where often boys holding it in the larger lithograph and it's a handkerchief which i know you write about a bit in the book. yeah. i think it's really fascinating to me that. of course, the research that i had done in the dissertation was looking at the quantity chinese objects that came into new york city came into american ports, just a huge and i know you and i talked a lot about this. how expansive volume of chinese goods for the middle

well, i think actually there's a big difference between the london sadiq khan and a of these sadiq khande london. well, so sadiq london. tell me, well, so sadiq khan a big, khan in london, it's a big, glitzy , fancy, all singing, all glitzy, fancy, all singing, all dancing , pr loving madness , dancing, pr loving madness, essentially the mayorship, the best piece goes to see the in places like, you know , east places like, you know, east india and others is that outside london, mayors are and should quite rightly be local people who are genuinely not out for pr stunt but are making a concerted effort to gain investment from their area. when mayors are most powerful is bringing together lots of different local councils , organisations together to ask for single packages of funding. for so instance, whether it's road investment or whether it's support for a new airport, like with ben hooton . but actually, with ben hooton. but actually, you know, there is a major thing here, right, which is that where do you put michael gove as the most effective domestic policy minister that this country

khan resigned from , seats that he held himself. is a forced perception being created by his popularity through social media and falsely portraying winning by elections in his own seats as some sort of testament to his popularity across pakistan. amna: i hear you saying you will not be calling for early elections. is that correct? >> no, absolutely. pakistan's democratic achievement over the last decade is we have had one parliament after the other complete a five-year term. we have a government from 20 -- 2007 22013. that peacefully transferred to the next. that parliament completed its term and transferred to this parliament. i don't think it is a justifiable reason for pakistan to break that precedent just because mr. khan had remained prime minister for the last six months. amna: you called for the world to engage with the taliban leadership and allow women in leadership, to let girls back into school in afghanistan but as you've seen, they havdone the opposite. they rolled back those rights. girls have been out of school for ov

mosque, the minaret of the mausoleums of the khans, and there, together with the authorities.ble to erect and open a monument to queen syuyumbika , which became a symbol of e for muslims a symbol of the fortitude of god-fearing and e. so e purity of spirituality, uh, so we can say that at our event, both at the conference, and at the twentieth moscow international koran recitation competition , the best experts of the koran came from twenty countries of the world and uh, the main guests of our holiday of the koran became e -e imam of the hut of the mosque of the prophet sallallahu aleihi wa sallam in the radiant medina e sheikh abdul-muhn al-kasim, who was the chief judge of the international jury of our competition. and, of course, with such great success. we are in moscow held an international muslim forum. where they came from forty countries of the world, despite december, despite the frost in russia, and this means that and both economically and spiritually, as well as politically and fraternally. uh, the muslim world wants to develop a relationship with us. yes, i would

khan kuchuma, the khan's army many times outnumbered yermak's detachment.rows and a copy against cannons and squeakers, hardened in battles, the cossacks, easily scattered the khan 's detachments, and after 2 weeks the kashlyk, and for the russians the city of siberia was taken and plundered a bunch ran away. he took revenge on yermak there 3 years later, when ataman was wounded during another skirmish. and according to legend , heavy armor drowned in the irtysh dragged yermak to bottom. it is hard to believe, but the stroganov brothers did not coordinate the operation to seize siberia with anyone; moreover, it seems that they generally hid from the authorities. why were the cossacks sent to the urals when yermak was still torn in the capital of the khanate by the perm governors, vasily perepelitsyn went down in history, sent tsar ivan a denunciation of stroganov, allegedly. they sent yermak to god knows where , and because of this, the borders were left without protection, until the paper reached moscow, while the tsar gave a decree . new lands. it seemed

khan has said in the past they is first american born his family emigrated from china, there are rules that if you go against the ccp they will go to your family's home, bully you i don't know if this was a directive from chinese communist party as well would be so incredible, that the democrats would put this country in such a vulnerable position. mark: you mentioned yoel roth received instructions for twitter to censor the store let's not forget mark zuckerberg admitted to this own joe rogan podcast a few months ago as welcome if they rrnt mentioning this was specific to new hampshire00 story hunter biden laptop story why did all social media companies censor same exact story? look, any mimwit, with half a written a knows you don't put this in writinging when in a closed loom face-to-face with someone probably a heck of a lot more explicit in instructions letting yoel roth and mark zuckerberg whoever else was involved in suppression know it is the hunter biden laptop story not just some possible hack and leak operation keep eyes open they were specific. maria: we have also to mention

the light of the holy spirit at the end of the already comforted stand meant the holy conception of khan, this means that faith was founded by the one that hannah is a slut mario without a mother. in the ninth centenary of this holy place, rime ali already under the name of the conception of the seas. at the fifteenth stage, rashi stas was officially approved for the roman diet, and at the eighteenth stage, for a common church, however, the greatest significance for the dissolution of the new st. pope pi-9 adopted the dogma about the unreasonable conception of mary. in a more different fabilis deus, god the pope drilled that for the most noble cause, mary from the first hveli of her conception was captured from the first grave in a document. a catholic church was written in holy itz, in pink ways and krasomones, nikuli did not stop teaching to transmit and primed in the teaching from tickling under the shaky drowsiness of eternal develost holiness and carried away the suitability of the virgin the church heals that this truth descends from god and lies at the daposition heavenly announce

ensemble of colored stained-glass windows were dismantled from the gold cabinet of the crimean grand khan, the first deputy minister reported on twitter minister of foreign affairs of ukraine mine dzaparova. as the head of the national commission, she called on unesco to respond appropriately to russian crimes against cultural heritage in the captured crimea . russia is being shut down in moldova. licenses were revoked in six propaganda tv channels due to fakes about russia's war in ukraine. this was announced by the minister of foreign affairs and european integration. to nika popescu of moldova, the pro-russian party of socialists of moldova called the relevant decision of the national commission on emergency situations illegal she is going to challenge him in court and about the fire show in russia, a large-scale fire broke out in the city of vladivostok there, the warehouse of a confectionery factory caught fire, the local media write that the area of ​​the fire is already about two thousand square meters, the relevant services are working on the spot in the area of ​​the distant inci

for espresso tv channel russians only know how to destroy in the temporarily occupied crimea the khan's palace, in particular, dismantled the roof and an ensemble of colored stained-glass windows from the gold cabinet of the crimean grand khan, the first deputy minister of foreign affairs of ukraine reported on twitter japarova, as the head of the national commission, she called on unesco to respond appropriately to russian crimes against cultural heritage in the captured crimea. russia is being shut down in moldova . six propaganda tv channels were revoked because of fakes about russia's war in ukraine. the pro-russian party of socialists of moldova called illegal the decision of the commission and is going to appeal it in court to the occupied mariupol riot police and st. petersburg arrived this was reported by the city mayor's advisor petro andryushchenko according to his words the purpose of the so -called mission to detect the partisans while this operation is going on without success poland will train ukrainian medics aeromedical evacuation cooperation program between created by p

write a royal decree, order to send an army to knock out the crimean khan of the izyum way.oint sign the great sovereign. i have no right to sign such historical documents. yes, tell them not to hurry back, let them take kazan on the way back, well, so as not to go twice, how is it so , father, because kazan is ours, you are hers taken a long time ago. oh well, it was you who hurried so much and it’s not possible to give them back. calmly calmly sing green in the spring, through the old stagnation, your beloved stink says goodbye to all the beauty around. marusya shut up. you will let go of tears, it hurts the soul and holy eyes, the geese sing people on a spear, the lord drips. i returned to tell you. why don't you, the inventor of your time machine, turn back , lord what a scandal awaits me at home. what is it? i didn’t say, i’m not andreevna where, i went. and yes, of course, still let them be afraid, we are the wolf and i call alexander sergeevich, we say, we were not looking for you anyway. and why did i open up to this holy man? shurik you're home shurik shurik lord so

in moscow the khan's bet, how would he take it firmly, he can twist his hands and force him to give him, put a second person, volfovich, for example, the secretary of the so-called belarusian council of security, in that this is another suicidal step. the belarusian army will most likely not go to war against ukraine, they they can return the weapons against lukashenko's regime , it's old. well, because the only thing that was positively not understood, how are you? criminals, dictator lukashenko, after all, the belarusian society is blue. that he is fighting all the same putin, at least for the formal formal signs of independence, independence of himself is very much a replacement for lukashenko, look at this, you will mean that the belarusian army does not depend on anyone, the belarusian army will most likely turn its weapons against the system officer in the kremlin, especially since there is such a trainer as fairly active belarusian fighters the belarusian corps in ukraine again i am putin's crime as all his moves for the last month only in the worst of this situation, i agree

in which russia, as a permanent member, has the right of veto earlier. of the criminal court, karim khan condemned this proposal , a ukrainian delegation, maria, came to washington to gain support for the establishment of the tribunal ulyanovsk spoke with its leader anton korenevich, ambassador with a special mandate from ukraine. about why ukraine is promoting a tribunal in opposition to the international criminal court, whether alexander lukashenko will be held accountable for complicity in the war, and whether putin and his entourage can avoid punishment, see our next interview, greetings pediments and let's immediately clarify one point, how ukraine is going to hold russia accountable for crimes committed, responsibility can and should be on two levels, russia's responsibility as a state for international law and the responsibility of individuals who are citizens of the russian federation for crimes committed on the territory of ukraine. in principle, we have an architecture that allows us to work with the aim of holding russia as a state and russian citizens accountable, but this ar

in order to avoid possible duplication, although there probably wo n't be duplication, except for khanparently, he wants to stop this process now, or in what way slow down, i even know about the fact that he made trips to individual countries , meeting with the leadership of these countries and the presidents, and also promoting this very topic , presenting exactly this thesis regarding the prevention of the creation of an alternative mechanism of prosecution , i understood the question of the relevance of all those cases that we already have we have unfortunately we will have as long as the russian-ukrainian war is going on p oleksandr thank you for your expert comment we have to switch to the broadcast folk-celturk the un high commissioner for human rights is speaking now the deputy speaker and representatives of the parliamentary committees met civil society with defenders who work here in kyiv and in other regions. we also met with a pawnbroker. well, on tuesday, we went to kharkiv and izyum, where the high commissioner understood to visit the places of destruction, and there we me

for tweeting about the story, prompting a furious email from trump's campaign staff in a t-shirt. khan who seethed to at least pretend you care for the next 20 days. the removal of the story was explained by the fact that it allegedly violated the policy regarding hacked materials, let me remind you of earlier american the media wrote that according to public materials from the laptop, baden jr. may be involved in drug trafficking, as well as activities in the field of prostitution, the second part of his investigation of the billionaire. promised to deliver tomorrow. on the streets of the netherlands, farmers returned from tractors staged another large-scale protest, entrepreneurs block roads and hang out flags. dutch. unwilling to accept government plans to close 3,000 farms to fight climate change, locals are covering roads with understanding. but the security forces use heavy equipment to disperse the demonstration, trying to overturn the tractor does not stop the fact that there are people inside. in their plow sin gully authorities intend to significantly reduce nitrogen emission

miriam walker—khan, bbc news. to global warming — but the problem can be massively reduced with just a pinch of dried seaweed in their feed, as paul murphy reports. as they munch through their winter feed, these lincoln reds are blissfully unaware of the consequences. it is mainly when they burp that the planet gets more unwanted methane. a lot of people don't realise that methane is 85 times more harmful than c02, and a cow burps enough methane each year — equivalent to a car. methane levels in our atmosphere, seen here in red, are increasing by 1% every year. the gas absorbs heat from the sun and that causes global warming. luke has been working with scientists in scotland to develop a special type of seaweed that reacts in a cow's stomach to reduce emissions. it is creating huge interest in an industry increasingly conscious of its impact on the planet. farming is probably responsible for around 30 plus percent of the global greenhouse emissions, so, therefore, anything we can do to tackle those emissions is re

and battles taking place between those royal to the shaw and loyal to the constitution, it's satar khan that takes it upon himself to rally people together and fight back against the shaw. he creates a throw people's army with like l farmers and peasants and people that have never shot a gun before and fishmonger and that manages to essentially take control for the constitution overall all of tabrese and push all theal royalists out of the city. his men write the letters saying in is the government of iran, not teheran. we are the government now. if you want to deal with iran, you have to deal with us. it makes him an incredibly popular figure and the moment where all of these american and european journalists start pouring into tabrese because they want to write the fawning profiles of this peasant warrior that george washington of iran they kept calling him, which is weird because george washington like a rich land owning slave owner and this guy is like a, you know, a peasant that didn't even own at rug, which is unfathomable for an iranian. a how do you not own a rug? but these prof

account for tweeting about the story that sparked a furious letter from trump campaign clerk mike khan who fumed at least pretend you care for the next 20 days. the deletion of history was explained by the fact that she allegedly violated the policy on hacked materials, let me remind you earlier that the american media wrote that according to the published materials from the laptop, biden younger may be involved in drug trafficking, as well as activities in the field of prostitution, the second part of his investigation of the billionaire. promised to deliver tomorrow. a short-term power outage or saving it is a choice estonians have to face in the baltic region there is not enough electricity prime minister kai kallas said local residents that there will be no light? at the moment, we are in a situation where there is not enough electricity in the entire region, one of the reasons russia no longer receives a thousand megawatts of electricity, estonia's problem is that we still use as much electricity as if we had no these problems in the short term. we have two options for power outag

no, this ward was once when khan changed it.here i realized yes. this is in the ukrainian dialect of the mongolian language of the mongolian mongolian dialect, uh russian - what is this? yes, obviously yes. this, by the way, is in mongolian. hush why? because we see fragmentation going on there, clearly fragmentation, anyway, but there is a party of war. this is a significant part of the american stalwart. this is poland, the baltics are a party of no peace, but a compromise and one cannot underestimate the statement of the same mask of investors of german business in almost everything, and fragmentation goes by uh, business sectors, that is, the energy industry. they do not need this war and the military-industrial complex that needs this war. why do colleagues here explain all this perfectly, and do not believe in the west the victory of ukraine in general, they do not need it and are tender as well as a very big defeat of russia, they need weakening and one. they say that the territory and the second territory even that the f

khan batum. we know it as baht and it was a huge rich multinational city. and really huge, and the population was then 75,000. you represent, that is. well, if we compare, for example, in london three centuries later there were only 45,000. that is, it's just a metropolis of the 13th century. yes, it was a huge large-scale city and existed for a short time. quite a few hello century. why did batu's gaze fall on this particular land, but you know from the legend when they went back to when batu passed through these steppes, he said that there is no water anywhere sweeter than this grass, it turns green and we will live here . well, they didn’t have enough there, they didn’t have enough water, there are practically no rivers, but here, unlike the related ones, mongolia had water, and there was a lot of it, and therefore, as it were, his choice came to this territory. it is not known how long it took to build that real trampoline barn, but there is no doubt that the city began precisely with a barn

you completely, so far we have not heard any statements from the german football association or the khans about any possible resignation, we understand that it may take time, although martinez immediately after the departure of belgium announced that he was retiring. well, let's move on to the pf, then the problems of germany we will wait for news from the germans, and group f also pleased us, well, first of all, the match between croatia and belgium, well, we can say that the leading european teams are croatian, we have already said it 100 times in our country, or, well, the players of the final uh the team, the finalists of the last championship, the belgians , the golden youth who are always claiming something there, but we understood. that's all that is needed from belgium, we can see. well, we saw how many moments romeo lukaku wasted, it was just horrible . how do you like this match, romeo lukaku, we see what he missed preparation for the world cup. he did not play in the club, he did not play for inter. and here he only appeared as a fireman when it was necessary to save the match.

this is exactly the kind of deal that lena khan's ftc wants to block. if she's no longer the chair, this seems to be her only chance to make a mark for her legacy as the chair. >> so is it -- steve, a done deal then? what is the message to other kind of tech rivals of microsoft and those looking at similar kinds of acquisitions that every day we see a large company looking to bolt on, you know, plays that might help them in their future if this one is going to be the one that -- they give the red light, they say it can't go forward, what are the larger implications of that >> it's already, kelly, putting a chill on acquisitions. every time we talk about, is apple going to buy disney, is facebook going to buy this company, we say, look, regulators, president biden specifically appointed people like her to take a tougher look at these kinds of mna transactions meta wants to buy a fitness company on the surface sounds like it would be nothing, but they're making a similar argument in that case, kelly, saying, look, this could turn -- if the metaverse and v

thing of course, brothers and first makei find and then exhibit, otherwise you and i will both be a khanllo katya. my name is maxim. i told you a lot about you. i'm on business, and you're located here? thank you katyusha girl, i'm sorry, i'm talking to you, please contact me vest. your need time. i will cry. mom at home the janitor came to you, who is the janitor? a friend of yours lately. but i will stand in the hallway for a long time. goodbye. come through and then i see. like maxim instead of me in the car? points the gun at the main one, well, which is a policeman. and then i don’t remember, everything is in a fog. he put me in his car. he said we'll go to you. i didn't even know where at first. sergei mikhailovich says makei was makei yes, all came out. michal afanasyevich now you understand i'm even scared to say it. in general, i came to this for help. quiver me. he killed valentin and gleb. killed everyone, who was next to me? and intimidated the young. or maybe the young people don't know what's going on upstairs? one thing they know for sure. quiver now the main and very crue

openings, starting the third stage of the russian biathlon cup, and the parallelism is all bullshit khanof all khalihi, all this has crushed your shock on the tv channel of the radio company sports fan and we will burst. beltelera's projects are available for two companies . good humor and a warm-up for the mind sometimes you want to ask the participants of the game a difficult question, but they do not cope well and the two teams will meet with the easy ones in the intellectual arena. early response. what early 10 seconds have passed forget, we do not have such terms, but nice good. perhaps it was leonov must be exactly then without the possibility.

several streams flow over it, including the american river here at amna khan falls state park, just east of patterson state park. the chapter goes on to describe how the apostle islands in the swamp bay were formed and explain the islands are here can see off the off the tip of the bayfield here's sharma and bay next to the peninsula and my chapter explains how plant and animal communities developed in the area after the glacier retreated. i also into early human community is along the shore, such as the archaic people which included the old copper culture. beginning about 6000 years ago, native people learned to extract shlow of copper from lake superior shore as as and in number of other areas around great lakes and it is shown in this depiction that i found in the milwaukee public museum website. and they made all kinds of tools and weapons and eventually any personal, personal ornaments out of copper. they're thought to be the world's first metal smiths. and later came the ojibway woodland and most recently, the ojibwe, who expanded across much of northern wisconsin when europeans ha

be khan ran on a!eapons on the and that's be