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Why do people care so much about Stonehenge when there are other ancient sites that are older and more complex (Like Brú na Bóinne in Ireland)?
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In James Clavell's Shogun, there is a scene where a 'woman of pleasure' shows the protagonist sex toys including cock rings, dildoes and anal beads. In reality, were sex toys prevalent in seventeenth-century Japan?
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In 1828, Bolivar left a masquerade ball early as his mistress dressed as a man was disallowed entry. Why was this rule in place?
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In many games that let you control a Empire or Kingdom, you can declare war on another one. However, the enemy will usually know instantly when you declare war. During the Medieval Times, how did Kingdoms and Empires know it was at war and how long did it usually take?
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