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Modern fantasy tends to be based Europe and the Mediterranean, and little else. What other historical civilizations would be good inspirations?

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Are non-oxygen nutrients transported by red blood cells, a different kind of cell, or just carried along in the plasma?

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Open-world "demigod" RPG?

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What's needed to prepare Excel data for Tableau dashboards?

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Despite the tropes, I'm only aware of one successful peasant rebellion (the one that toppled the Ming Dynasty and installed the very short-lived Shun Dynasty). Were there other victorious slave or peasant revolts?

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Were there every any organizations that "ruled from the shadows?" How common were they?

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I'm trying to learn about premodern economics, especially whether there common themes between systems. Are there any books/sites I should look into?

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Just finished reading Jonathan Roth's "The Logistics of the Roman Army at War." I'm impressed at the sophistication of logistical systems; way more effective than in the Medical Ages. Was there another premodern civilization that had better military logistics (e.g. Chinese, or the Islamic World)?

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How were labors divided between soldiers and camp followers in Roman armies? Did this change significantly for Medieval armies?

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Why do human bodies punish themselves for not exercising?

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Modern fantasy tends to be based Europe and the Mediterranean, and little else. What other historical civilizations would be good inspirations?	3	AskHistorians
Are non-oxygen nutrients transported by red blood cells, a different kind of cell, or just carried along in the plasma?	3	askscience
Open-world "demigod" RPG?	3	gamesuggestions
What's needed to prepare Excel data for Tableau dashboards?	2	Rlanguage
Despite the tropes, I'm only aware of one successful peasant rebellion (the one that toppled the Ming Dynasty and installed the very short-lived Shun Dynasty). Were there other victorious slave or peasant revolts?	2	AskHistorians
Were there every any organizations that "ruled from the shadows?" How common were they?	2	AskHistorians
I'm trying to learn about premodern economics, especially whether there common themes between systems. Are there any books/sites I should look into?	2	AskHistorians
Just finished reading Jonathan Roth's "The Logistics of the Roman Army at War." I'm impressed at the sophistication of logistical systems; way more effective than in the Medical Ages. Was there another premodern civilization that had better military logistics (e.g. Chinese, or the Islamic World)?	2	AskHistorians
How were labors divided between soldiers and camp followers in Roman armies? Did this change significantly for Medieval armies?	2	AskHistorians
Why do human bodies punish themselves for not exercising?	1	askscience