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During the Bronze Age at the Eastern Mediterranean, the island of Cyprus was known to be a great source of copper. Where did these people get their tin, the other component of bronze? Did the ancients document a location where a great abundance of tin was to be found, just like copper was in Cyprus?

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Did the Ottomans have any diplomatic relations with the Ming Dynasty?

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"Damn," I said, wiping the socket clean. "That wont light up for a while."

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My theology professor back in college told us that the Acts of the Apostles were primarily divided into two halves: what should be and what happened. How much of this is true?

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Why were the Ottomans so proficient at using gunpowder based weapons while the Mamluks were not?

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When he dropped to the floor, I tried to call for help.

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Early Christian Schisms

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During the Bronze Age at the Eastern Mediterranean, the island of Cyprus was known to be a great source of copper. Where did these people get their tin, the other component of bronze? Did the ancients document a location where a great abundance of tin was to be found, just like copper was in Cyprus?	7	AskHistorians
Did the Ottomans have any diplomatic relations with the Ming Dynasty?	7	AskHistorians
"Damn," I said, wiping the socket clean. "That wont light up for a while."	7	TwoSentenceHorror
My theology professor back in college told us that the Acts of the Apostles were primarily divided into two halves: what should be and what happened. How much of this is true?	6	AskHistorians
Why were the Ottomans so proficient at using gunpowder based weapons while the Mamluks were not?	3	AskHistorians
When he dropped to the floor, I tried to call for help.	3	TwoSentenceHorror
Early Christian Schisms	1	AskHistorians