Thread by @lasel20

Although the classic swimming on gigantic ships with threatening flags, a plethora of costume parts, swords, sabers #game, charismatic headgear, and similar aspects, as well as the pirates themselves, may have vanished long ago.

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(but perhaps not...), there are still many pirates today. Scientists that are interested in this topic look into not only the history of piracy, but also contemporary strategies of countering it. Piracy isn't really a job.

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But it was one of the first on the planet. The seventeenth and nineteenth centuries are considered the golden age of pirate. The Caribbean Sea is, without a doubt, its location. A pirate has had a twofold reputation in films.

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And books over the years as a character who has been surrounded by a certain romance. If you read the story closely, you'll see that the pirates arrived on our planet much earlier. When pirates began transporting people.

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And merchandise, they spawned alongside shipyards. The word "piracy" is derived from the Greek word "attempt." After crossing the equator for the first time or driving around Cape Horn, pirates were allowed to wear an earring.

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It was a sign of achievement. Many of them thought the earring was a pirate charm that prevented seasickness or prevented the possessor from drowning. Many pirates, on the other hand, donned it for utilitarian reasons.

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