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In the Arctic, there are no trees. The Inuit made use of driftwood - what did they think this material was from?

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I am a 12th century peasant/farmer anywhere in the world. In how far am I aware that humans in other parts of the world do not look like me?

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I am a 14th-15th century man of English "lower" gentry. How do I surprise my wife on our wedding anniversary?

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When and why did portraying humans as anthropomorphic animals in storytelling become popular?

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In the Arctic, there are no trees. The Inuit made use of driftwood - what did they think this material was from?	3530
I am a 12th century peasant/farmer anywhere in the world. In how far am I aware that humans in other parts of the world do not look like me?	14
I am a 14th-15th century man of English "lower" gentry. How do I surprise my wife on our wedding anniversary?	4
When and why did portraying humans as anthropomorphic animals in storytelling become popular?	1