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Where could you find the largest and most robust middle class in Europe (relative to the rest of Europe) during the Late Middle Ages?

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What military innovations occurred that eventually reversed the seemingly unstoppable Mongol conquests? What did their enemies do that they eventually couldn’t combat effectively?

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Did any of the Phoenician colonies ever fight each other like the Greek colonies did?

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There is significant evidence for the genetic lineage of the Anglo-Saxons in England. Is there any genetic evidence for the long Roman presence?

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How were Athenian Cleruchies governed? Did they have a mini version of the government in Athens in each Cleruchy, or were they more/less democratic?

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Pharaoh Ramses II celebrated a record 14 Sed Festivals and is estimated to have lived to 90-91 years of age in a time when people would be lucky to hit 50 years of age. What did his contemporaries make of his extreme longevity?

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I often find myself reading about colonies in Antiquity (specifically Greek) and I find it remarkable how many colonies they founded. How difficult was it to do? Did someone just need cash and say: "who's coming?"

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I have a Berber coworker who told me genetically Berbers are more closely related to Iberian's than anyone else, is there any validity to this, and if so, were there any cultural/linguistic similarities between the ancient proto-Berber and the ancient (maybe even pre-Roman) Iberian?

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There’s obviously going to be variation throughout history, but what would have been the ratio of “officer” to “enlisted” men in the Antiquity?

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I’ve read a lot about the mutual intelligibility of modern vs Ancient Greek, but do we know how mutually intelligible the various dialects of Ancient Greek would have been with Mycenaean?

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Where could you find the largest and most robust middle class in Europe (relative to the rest of Europe) during the Late Middle Ages?	8	AskHistorians
What military innovations occurred that eventually reversed the seemingly unstoppable Mongol conquests? What did their enemies do that they eventually couldn’t combat effectively?	8	AskHistorians
Did any of the Phoenician colonies ever fight each other like the Greek colonies did?	7	AskHistorians
There is significant evidence for the genetic lineage of the Anglo-Saxons in England. Is there any genetic evidence for the long Roman presence?	7	AskHistorians
How were Athenian Cleruchies governed? Did they have a mini version of the government in Athens in each Cleruchy, or were they more/less democratic?	7	AskHistorians
Pharaoh Ramses II celebrated a record 14 Sed Festivals and is estimated to have lived to 90-91 years of age in a time when people would be lucky to hit 50 years of age. What did his contemporaries make of his extreme longevity?	7	AskHistorians
I often find myself reading about colonies in Antiquity (specifically Greek) and I find it remarkable how many colonies they founded. How difficult was it to do? Did someone just need cash and say: "who's coming?"	7	AskHistorians
I have a Berber coworker who told me genetically Berbers are more closely related to Iberian's than anyone else, is there any validity to this, and if so, were there any cultural/linguistic similarities between the ancient proto-Berber and the ancient (maybe even pre-Roman) Iberian?	7	AskHistorians
There’s obviously going to be variation throughout history, but what would have been the ratio of “officer” to “enlisted” men in the Antiquity?	7	AskHistorians
I’ve read a lot about the mutual intelligibility of modern vs Ancient Greek, but do we know how mutually intelligible the various dialects of Ancient Greek would have been with Mycenaean?	7	AskHistorians