Let's talk about Sicily

Let's talk about Sicily.

>Muh Italo-Greco-Norman-Arab culture

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What's life in rural Sicily in the modern day? Might be cool.

Mafia.

Looks pretty comfy

Everything south of Rome is Greek.

I was there this summer on an archaeological dig. It's pretty comfy, but very very rustic with heavy mafia presence (though they don't really bother you). It's noticeably run down, quite a bit of garbage etc., and pretty poor but the people are kind, and the old ladies/grandads are super tiny. Lots of cool Catholic festivals as well

Was the use of Muslim administrators proof that Saracens were better at governing than Franks?

>there was a time when Carthage, Rome and the Greeks were fighting for control of this island

It was always Greek, even after Roman domination.

Saracens in turn used Sassanian Persian administration.

They were. A Tunisian noble/merchant who knows Latin, French, Greek and Arabic is going to be more useful than some Norman knight who arrived yesterday.

El em ay oh

anybody have the image of the idiot who said that Sicily couldn't have been inhabited in ancient times?

Scisili is roman end of discussion!

>you will never live a simple life in a sunny Sicilian village growing olives and flirting with the qt neighbor

WHY. EVEN. LIVE

iirc genetic studies pretty much show that sicilians are mostly Greek.

That was Sardinia lol

>iirc genetic studies pretty much show that sicilians are mostly Greek.

Exactly.

Sicilian here, AMA.

How tall are you?

Who ate da fuckin gabagoo?

there's no fuckin gabagoo left tony ya doctah said no mah meat

does your height start with a 4

How does one snag a qt Sicilian gf?

Roving feudal bands of brigands ruled Naples and Scicily for the Bourbons.

This is where the modern mafia came from.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brigandage_in_southern_Italy_after_1861

It starts with an 1 since we don't employ the barbarian imperial system here.

>He doesn't use the Imperial system for height and temperature but the Metric system for everything else
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what was that one greek monster that lived in a whirlpool around sicily?

charybdis? scylla? I forget which

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THE CROWN SICILY BELONGS TO THE DE HAUTEVILLES

then how did those Norman knights who arrived yesterday conquer Sicily and all Southern Italy?

You're thinking of Charbydis. Was that really supposed to be in Messina? I thought it would have been closer to Greece.

Free Sicily