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My home, and the others on my street were built in the 1860s about 30 miles NW of Boston, MA. Where would the lumber likely have come from and what sort of trees would they have been harvesting at that time?

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Is Rayleigh scattering affected by destructive interference?

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[WP] As a prenascent soul, you know the primary human virtues (ingenuity and compassion) are strictly rationed. Moments before your birth, you learn the human allocation of these resources is spent. You have a plan to create an infinite supply -if only you can get an allocation. You ready your pitch

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Today people sometimes resent global trade and it’s impact the quality of goods, or demand for local goods. Is there evidence of similar sentiments as trade routes developed in the ancient world?

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What civilizations/periods could reasonably be considered the “most advance” civilization ever, at the time they existed?

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Did the Neolithic period really begin within a span of 5-10 thousand years in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas? If so, why did these changes have such similar timing?

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Is Rayleigh scattering affected by destructive interference

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How large could a solid cube of mild steel be, before collapsing into a sphere under its own gravity (like a planet)? What about other materials like titanium, aluminum or diamond?

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META: how far back in time can history questions go before they are out of scope, and are more appropriate for some other field/sub.

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How large could a solid block of mild steel be, before collapsing into a sphere under its own gravity (like a planet)? What about other materials like titanium, aluminum or diamond?

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My home, and the others on my street were built in the 1860s about 30 miles NW of Boston, MA. Where would the lumber likely have come from and what sort of trees would they have been harvesting at that time?	8	AskHistorians
Is Rayleigh scattering affected by destructive interference?	5	askscience
[WP] As a prenascent soul, you know the primary human virtues (ingenuity and compassion) are strictly rationed. Moments before your birth, you learn the human allocation of these resources is spent. You have a plan to create an infinite supply -if only you can get an allocation. You ready your pitch	4	WritingPrompts
Today people sometimes resent global trade and it’s impact the quality of goods, or demand for local goods. Is there evidence of similar sentiments as trade routes developed in the ancient world?	3	AskHistorians
What civilizations/periods could reasonably be considered the “most advance” civilization ever, at the time they existed?	2	AskHistorians
Did the Neolithic period really begin within a span of 5-10 thousand years in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas? If so, why did these changes have such similar timing?	2	AskHistorians
Is Rayleigh scattering affected by destructive interference	1	askscience
How large could a solid cube of mild steel be, before collapsing into a sphere under its own gravity (like a planet)? What about other materials like titanium, aluminum or diamond?	1	askscience
META: how far back in time can history questions go before they are out of scope, and are more appropriate for some other field/sub.	1	AskHistorians
How large could a solid block of mild steel be, before collapsing into a sphere under its own gravity (like a planet)? What about other materials like titanium, aluminum or diamond?	1	askscience