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What are the best arguments and evidence for the multiple independent civilisational cradles hypothesis?

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Were the Britons actually using Gauls as an anti-Roman proxy force?

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So we know that a lot of culture and people flowed through Asia to Japan, but did much culture and many people go from Japan to other parts of Asia prior to the Meiji era?

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How did gentile Christians go from prohibited from eating blood in the Apostolic Decree of AD 50 to allowed later on?

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What gives honey its distinct smell?

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Do the mad actually have glittering eyes?

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Was 龐蔥's name meant to be understood as "enormous scallion", "Pang Scallion", or something else?

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So has anyone tried to actually systematise physiognomy and phrenology with the available contemporary data?

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When Freud was writing at the start of the 20th century, he considered the decline of the Oedipal mode of socialisation the historical precondition for the rise of psychoanalysis. What caused this decline and what replaced this mode of socialisation?

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How come the Chinese ended up eating their oysters cooked whereas Westerners eat them raw?

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What are the best arguments and evidence for the multiple independent civilisational cradles hypothesis?	1	AskHistorians
Were the Britons actually using Gauls as an anti-Roman proxy force?	1	AskHistorians
So we know that a lot of culture and people flowed through Asia to Japan, but did much culture and many people go from Japan to other parts of Asia prior to the Meiji era?	1	AskHistorians
How did gentile Christians go from prohibited from eating blood in the Apostolic Decree of AD 50 to allowed later on?	1	AskHistorians
What gives honey its distinct smell?	1	askscience
Do the mad actually have glittering eyes?	1	askscience
Was 龐蔥's name meant to be understood as "enormous scallion", "Pang Scallion", or something else?	1	AskHistorians
So has anyone tried to actually systematise physiognomy and phrenology with the available contemporary data?	1	askscience
When Freud was writing at the start of the 20th century, he considered the decline of the Oedipal mode of socialisation the historical precondition for the rise of psychoanalysis. What caused this decline and what replaced this mode of socialisation?	1	AskHistorians
How come the Chinese ended up eating their oysters cooked whereas Westerners eat them raw?	1	AskHistorians