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Why is the Postclassic Gulf Coast seemingly neglected in Mesoamerican archaeology?

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Historian R. J. Barendse (Arabian Seas, p. 5) says that even in the 17th century, "Isfahan was far more enlightened than contemporary Europe" when it came to medicine. How true is this? Was Safavid medical practice actually objectively superior to Early Modern Europe?

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How well-accepted is Inga Clendinnen's estimate of "a native population of perhaps 800,000 [in the Yucatan Peninsula] at the time of the first smallpox epidemic" in Ambivalent Conquests: Maya and Spaniard in Yucatan, 1517-1570?

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Who exactly is "Ögechi Khashkha, head of the Kerenügüd" who appears in the Erdeni-yin Tobchi? Is he the same person as the "Guilichi" of Ming records? What does he have to do with Batula Chingsang?

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[Repost] Who exactly is the "Ögechi Khashkha" of the Erdeni-yin Tobchi? Is he the same person as the "Guilichi" of Ming records? What does he have to do with Batula Chingsang?

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Were the ancestors of those Jurchens called "Haixi" by Ming times forest peoples who displaced the Ilantumen in the fourteenth century?

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[2nd repost] Who exactly is the "Ögechi Khashkha" of the Erdeni-yin Tobchi? Is he the same person as the "Guilichi" of Ming records? What does he have to do with Batula Chingsang?

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Why were some Mississippian polities so large and so underpopulated?

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Why is the Postclassic Gulf Coast seemingly neglected in Mesoamerican archaeology?	26	AskHistorians
Historian R. J. Barendse (Arabian Seas, p. 5) says that even in the 17th century, "Isfahan was far more enlightened than contemporary Europe" when it came to medicine. How true is this? Was Safavid medical practice actually objectively superior to Early Modern Europe?	15	AskHistorians
How well-accepted is Inga Clendinnen's estimate of "a native population of perhaps 800,000 [in the Yucatan Peninsula] at the time of the first smallpox epidemic" in Ambivalent Conquests: Maya and Spaniard in Yucatan, 1517-1570?	14	AskHistorians
Who exactly is "Ögechi Khashkha, head of the Kerenügüd" who appears in the Erdeni-yin Tobchi? Is he the same person as the "Guilichi" of Ming records? What does he have to do with Batula Chingsang?	13	AskHistorians
[Repost] Who exactly is the "Ögechi Khashkha" of the Erdeni-yin Tobchi? Is he the same person as the "Guilichi" of Ming records? What does he have to do with Batula Chingsang?	12	AskHistorians
Were the ancestors of those Jurchens called "Haixi" by Ming times forest peoples who displaced the Ilantumen in the fourteenth century?	9	AskHistorians
[2nd repost] Who exactly is the "Ögechi Khashkha" of the Erdeni-yin Tobchi? Is he the same person as the "Guilichi" of Ming records? What does he have to do with Batula Chingsang?	8	AskHistorians
Why were some Mississippian polities so large and so underpopulated?	5	AskHistorians