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I can’t tell if this is his reaction to

“Free porn exists now, right there, on your phone.”

Or

Someone praising him for everything he’s done for himself and Nate throughout the years

Or

“Yeah, denim is not a thing anymore, Sam. Stop. Yourself. Before you wreck yourself.”

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a summary of nathan drake’s archaeological expertise:

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Good to see you alive, Sam.

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I haven’t seen enough content about Elena being an awesome mother/ traveler, so I wanted to practice poses by drawing her and baby Cassie

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Sam Drake Screenshots because I am Trash

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Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End

Sam and retirement Sully in Havanna, Cuba

Found in the Epilogue chapter

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Egyptian mummified kestrel. The bird’s stomach contents were intact, showing that the bird was likely force-fed to death.

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Uncharted 4 + text posts part 1 (2, 3, 4, 5)

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friendly reminder that sully pretty much considers nate his son and loves him so much and constantly goes against his better judgement to make sure he’s safe

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when ur on the hunt for treasure but you gotta make sure u find it before your big bro does

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Prom  of  criminal

Uncharted 4 photo mode 12.

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Nathan Drake

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CHAN CHAN: 

CHAN Chan (Chimor) was the capital city of the Chimu civilization which flourished on the northern coast of Peru between the 12th and 15th centuries CE. The city was a giant metropolis populated by peoples from across the Chimu Empire, the largest the Americas had ever seen up to that time. Today, many of Chan Chan’s huge palace complexes with their high relief-decorated adobe walls still survive as testimony to the city’s lost grandeur.

Chan Chan, also known as Chimor, the name of its original inhabitants, was built at the mouth of the Rio Mochefrom c. 1000 CE. The initial prosperity of the Chimu was largely due to their agricultural skills as they built an extensive irrigation system using canals. Later, their successful military campaigns and policy of extracting tribute ensured that they became the dominant regional power.

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Article by Mark Cartwright on AHE

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