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Are the radio waves produced on our planet getting sent out into space equally in all directions are are they directional? Are they strong enough to be received by beings living near other stars?

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One thing that disapoints me about some historians...

22 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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At what point did Gallo Roman culture become thouroughly christianized?

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In the high middles ages it seems like towns such as Beaune and Dijon get royal charters to become self-governing. Once they received these royal charters were they completely free of control by dukes, barons or other lords?

17 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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When was Barley brought to continental europe?

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Did the western roman empire recover from the crises of the 3rd century before its fall?

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So what's the real difference between an archaeologist, historical geographer and a historian?

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How widespread was peasants owning their own land during the Carolingian period? Was small-holding common or was it mostly landless peasants working someone else's land?

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Question regarding the current state of scholarship concerning the "barbarian invasions"

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Did the "german barbarians" in roman times speak the same or a similar language? Is there a linguistic family there?

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Are the radio waves produced on our planet getting sent out into space equally in all directions are are they directional? Are they strong enough to be received by beings living near other stars?	24	askscience
One thing that disapoints me about some historians...	22	AskHistorians
At what point did Gallo Roman culture become thouroughly christianized?	20	AskHistorians
In the high middles ages it seems like towns such as Beaune and Dijon get royal charters to become self-governing. Once they received these royal charters were they completely free of control by dukes, barons or other lords?	17	AskHistorians
When was Barley brought to continental europe?	14	AskHistorians
Did the western roman empire recover from the crises of the 3rd century before its fall?	14	AskHistorians
So what's the real difference between an archaeologist, historical geographer and a historian?	13	AskHistorians
How widespread was peasants owning their own land during the Carolingian period? Was small-holding common or was it mostly landless peasants working someone else's land?	12	AskHistorians
Question regarding the current state of scholarship concerning the "barbarian invasions"	12	AskHistorians
Did the "german barbarians" in roman times speak the same or a similar language? Is there a linguistic family there?	11	AskHistorians