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We have very little information on pre-Hindu Cambodia. How easily did the locals convert and why is there little information on life before Hinduism?

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Was Napoleon considered to be an evil person?

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As a commoner living in Tanis, would I be able to find more work in bigger cities in ancient Egypt during the New Kingdom?

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How were cults treated in ancient societies?

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What was a symbol of being a Medjay in Egypt?

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As a medieval knight, what are the chances of me discovering dinosaur fossils?

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How intensive was training for medics who got drafted towards the end of WWII?

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In the story of Se Osiris we discover Ancient Egypt interacted with Ethiopia. Which other tribes in Africa did Ancient Egypt interact with?

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Historians of r/AskHistorians, what is your favourite mystery in your chosen field of study?

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We have very little information on pre-Hindu Cambodia. How easily did the locals convert and why is there little information on life before Hinduism?	8
Was Napoleon considered to be an evil person?	5
As a commoner living in Tanis, would I be able to find more work in bigger cities in ancient Egypt during the New Kingdom?	4
How were cults treated in ancient societies?	3
What was a symbol of being a Medjay in Egypt?	2
As a medieval knight, what are the chances of me discovering dinosaur fossils?	2
How intensive was training for medics who got drafted towards the end of WWII?	1
In the story of Se Osiris we discover Ancient Egypt interacted with Ethiopia. Which other tribes in Africa did Ancient Egypt interact with?	1
Historians of r/AskHistorians, what is your favourite mystery in your chosen field of study?	1