EXCAVATION UNCOVERS EARLY MEDIEVAL “FOLDING CHAIR” MADE FROM IRON
Archaeologists have uncovered a “folding chair” from the 7th century AD during excavations in the village of Endsee, located in Middle Franconia, Germany.
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WHY ALL THE YELLING?
Well it's a folding chair, so immediately after being discovered a wrestler used it as a bludgeon
So you can hear me?
The history of wanting chairs, but storing chairs takes up so much space.
Our pains were truly their pains
Not really, they had folding chairs!
I can't wait for the Ancient Aliens episode about Monday night RAW in the 600's
Didn’t the Romans have folding curule chairs?
Yes they did it was a sign of holding imperium.
So, Roman people are old people. They’ll just bring their folding chairs.
FOLDING CHAIR
We get it. Stop screaming.