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Romans liked to look on Gauls as "noble savages." Did ancient Chinese sources ever describe the Xiongnu or other "Western barbarians" in a similar way?

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When did the practice of christening (naming) ships become common?

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Did Neanderthals (or other hominids) ever domesticate any animals?

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What does /r/AskHistorians think of Julien d'Huy's "mytheme" research?

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What are some of the latest surprising discoveries about stone age technology, society, etc.?

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Romans liked to look on Gauls as "noble savages." Did ancient Chinese sources ever describe the Xiongnu or other "Western barbarians" in a similar way?	3
When did the practice of christening (naming) ships become common?	2
Did Neanderthals (or other hominids) ever domesticate any animals?	2
What does /r/AskHistorians think of Julien d'Huy's "mytheme" research?	2
What are some of the latest surprising discoveries about stone age technology, society, etc.?	1