/u/TheFairyGuineaPig's posts in /r/askhistorians
Why is seidr seen as a woman's domain in Viking culture? What made Vikings see magic as a feminine thing?
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Who was Taríacuri? How did he establish the Tarascan state? How was he a visionary leader and what was he before that?
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I've just read a very short article about Old French Sign Language. What we do know of deaf life, culture and community in 18th century Paris? How was deafness depicted in general in France in this period?
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I recently read that historically the Ainu men used chopsticks when eating, but Ainu women used wooden spoons? Is this true? Why?
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Before major Russian contact, to what extent did the reindeer and maritime Chukchi see themselves as being part of one larger Chukchi ethnic group?
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[Sub-Saharan Africa] What roles did women play in the Oromo Liberation Front in the early years, and did their status change throughout the OLF's history (going up to 1995)?
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