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What would a Roman Legionnaire do if he really had to "go" while the legion was in the middle of a long march?
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I just read something that said Roman women would dye their hair black to avoid being associated with prostitutes or French and German slaves. Is this accurate? If so, what else would they do to make themselves distinct from these groups?
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How long have black African people been caricatured as apes and monkeys? Do these portrayals predate Darwin's theory of human evolution?
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During World War II, were trhere any accounts of people on the ground being accidentally killed by 50-cal rounds being fired from bombers defending themselves from fighters?
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What was the difference in quality of life in major European medieval cities? As an non-noble resident of, say, Paris, would my life have been noticeably better or worse than a contemporary in (for example) London or Barcelona?
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