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Did Assyria truly have a dominant military or did they just have very effective propaganda?

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Were there any noticeable population or agricultural changes along the northern Amu Darya after the Mongols destroyed the Gurganj Dam and shifted the rivers course?

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Aside from Arab slavery, did Africans ever create settlements in Asian countries? Would Asians outside of the fertile crescent be familiar with Africans?

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Chinggis Khan and his armies conquered vast territories with a relatively small number of soldiers. How did they hold all the territory that they took, even while continuing to expand? How did they prevent others from simply taking back land as they moved forward?

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What did the armies of centra asia’s settled communities consist of? Did they field their own armies or pay steppe nomads?

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Medieval persian poetry is loaded with instances of homosexual encounters, without judgement. To what degree was this accepted by the average person?

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Ian Maccollum (ForgottenWeapons) stated that the XM177 had a muzzle that was designed to make it sound more like an AK47 when fired. Are there any examples of this technique in other firearms?

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How did central asian qanats bring water into cities?

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Do aquatic animals drink water?

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Elephant herds have been known to create canals by flattening earth while moving between bodies of water. Have any new waterways been accidentaly created by the movements of large convoys?

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Did Assyria truly have a dominant military or did they just have very effective propaganda?	2	AskHistorians
Were there any noticeable population or agricultural changes along the northern Amu Darya after the Mongols destroyed the Gurganj Dam and shifted the rivers course?	2	AskHistorians
Aside from Arab slavery, did Africans ever create settlements in Asian countries? Would Asians outside of the fertile crescent be familiar with Africans?	2	AskHistorians
Chinggis Khan and his armies conquered vast territories with a relatively small number of soldiers. How did they hold all the territory that they took, even while continuing to expand? How did they prevent others from simply taking back land as they moved forward?	2	AskHistorians
What did the armies of centra asia’s settled communities consist of? Did they field their own armies or pay steppe nomads?	2	AskHistorians
Medieval persian poetry is loaded with instances of homosexual encounters, without judgement. To what degree was this accepted by the average person?	2	AskHistorians
Ian Maccollum (ForgottenWeapons) stated that the XM177 had a muzzle that was designed to make it sound more like an AK47 when fired. Are there any examples of this technique in other firearms?	1	AskHistorians
How did central asian qanats bring water into cities?	1	AskHistorians
Do aquatic animals drink water?	1	askscience
Elephant herds have been known to create canals by flattening earth while moving between bodies of water. Have any new waterways been accidentaly created by the movements of large convoys?	1	AskHistorians