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We all know that medieval and renaissance blacksmiths were flipping good. But what tools did they use? I'm especially interested in how could they have vices without screws and how the hell could they manufacture files

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When did people in Europe stop having a tribal identity?

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In skyrim we see huge trees growing inside of caves where there is only a tiny spot of light. Could that happen?

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Why are there no monkeys or apes in Europe or Northern America (excluding Mexico), even if in Asia they evolved to survive the Cold?

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How much time did it take for hymalaya to rise?

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Why are beaks better than teeth for birds?

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Why during the time of the dinosaurs everything was so huge?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
We all know that medieval and renaissance blacksmiths were flipping good. But what tools did they use? I'm especially interested in how could they have vices without screws and how the hell could they manufacture files	287	AskHistorians
When did people in Europe stop having a tribal identity?	15	AskHistorians
In skyrim we see huge trees growing inside of caves where there is only a tiny spot of light. Could that happen?	1	askscience
Why are there no monkeys or apes in Europe or Northern America (excluding Mexico), even if in Asia they evolved to survive the Cold?	1	askscience
How much time did it take for hymalaya to rise?	1	askscience
Why are beaks better than teeth for birds?	1	askscience
Why during the time of the dinosaurs everything was so huge?	0	askscience