/u/SaintShrink's posts in /r/askhistorians
Where did we get the image of a zombie specifically trying to eat brains? As I think about it, I don't know if I've actually seen a piece of zombie media treating it seriously.
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Today a public works project has the government pay a private architectural firm and a private building company to design and build it, with each of those paying their various workers, all using tax dollars. How would the financials have worked on a public works project in the Roman Empire?
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As noted in a popular TIL thread by u/benjaneson, from 1513 to 1972 the Danish kings were an alternating series of kings named Christian and Frederick, all the way to Christian X and Frederick IX, despite being made up of different dynasties. Was this planned, respect for tradition, or coincidence?
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How did enslaved people from the "Slave Coast" acclimate or deal with the cold in places like Virginia and New York?
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