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Anybody else accidentally join this sub, have a moderate interest and now can ID Pacific Rattlers and Eastern Copperheads?

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Among the Native American nations that were most likely to war with each other over hunting territory, how established and clear were the boundaries? Were there somewhat tacit 'DMZ' zones where nobody went, or some understood overlap into regions?

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What kind of men ended up being railroad bulls? Was it a sought after job? Was there any kind of regulation or standard to keep them from killing hobos or tramps?

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I just realized- I know literally at least a thousand people, maybe two or three. I've traveled a lot, both in my country and internationally. It made me wonder, pre industrial/modern times, what would the average person's circle of acquaintanceship be?

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Is the effect of anesthetics that put you out similar to sleep?

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Arrrr! Did pirates actually talk like this, matey? If not, where did we get this perception?

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How far back in Anglo/Germanic timeline of history would you have to go to find 'natives' or tribes that would be similar to what could be found hundreds of years ago in North and South America?

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Geological aspect along with human history, wondering if in the past there were lots more hot springs? If there were, would that have been a resource humans used while developing, searching for new territory that included this source of heat?

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Anybody else accidentally join this sub, have a moderate interest and now can ID Pacific Rattlers and Eastern Copperheads?	666	whatsthissnake
Among the Native American nations that were most likely to war with each other over hunting territory, how established and clear were the boundaries? Were there somewhat tacit 'DMZ' zones where nobody went, or some understood overlap into regions?	26	AskHistorians
What kind of men ended up being railroad bulls? Was it a sought after job? Was there any kind of regulation or standard to keep them from killing hobos or tramps?	3	AskHistorians
I just realized- I know literally at least a thousand people, maybe two or three. I've traveled a lot, both in my country and internationally. It made me wonder, pre industrial/modern times, what would the average person's circle of acquaintanceship be?	1	AskHistorians
Is the effect of anesthetics that put you out similar to sleep?	1	askscience
Arrrr! Did pirates actually talk like this, matey? If not, where did we get this perception?	1	AskHistorians
How far back in Anglo/Germanic timeline of history would you have to go to find 'natives' or tribes that would be similar to what could be found hundreds of years ago in North and South America?	1	AskHistorians
Geological aspect along with human history, wondering if in the past there were lots more hot springs? If there were, would that have been a resource humans used while developing, searching for new territory that included this source of heat?	0	AskHistorians