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Choctaw historian Rita Laws, Ph.D, says the association we have of Native Americans with hunting and fishing is an massive exaggeration, and that the Aztec, Mayan, and Zapotec children ate 100% vegetarian diets until at least the age of ten years old. Is this factual?
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Why is the Black Sea coast of Turkey so conspicuously missing from so many nearby empires throughout history?
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Why do Americans and British people have different terms for the same cuts of beef? What caused American and British butchery traditions to diverge?
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In A Song of Ice and Fire Jaime Lannister talks often about how much he hates archers, calling them cowards for fighting at range. Was this sentiment shared by real knights?
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It is often claimed that George V was euthanised in part so that he would die in time for the morning newspapers to report on his death. How much truth is there to this claim?
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In the 1519 election the viable candidates for Holy Roman Emperor were the King of England, the King of France, and the King of Spain, none of whom spoke German. Was this a particularly strange election for the empire, and if so, why was it so strange?
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