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What lost literary work has tantalized historians with its surviving fragments?

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Why did ancient Egypt not expand as prolifically as the Greeks or Romans?

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What are civilizations that are knowledge of is largely hampered by the inability to decode or translate their method of communication?

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Did Tribal Roman Auxiliaries spread innovation and new ideas to the places they returned to?

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Which ancient civilization has had its historiography most intact?

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Are there other figures in history aside from Augustus that we refer to different names as to clarify the point in time we are referring to?

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When did the news media realize that United 93 was part of the 9/11 attacks?

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What lost literary work has tantalized historians with its surviving fragments?	566	AskHistorians
Why did ancient Egypt not expand as prolifically as the Greeks or Romans?	25	AskHistorians
What are civilizations that are knowledge of is largely hampered by the inability to decode or translate their method of communication?	9	AskHistorians
Did Tribal Roman Auxiliaries spread innovation and new ideas to the places they returned to?	5	AskHistorians
Which ancient civilization has had its historiography most intact?	2	AskHistorians
Are there other figures in history aside from Augustus that we refer to different names as to clarify the point in time we are referring to?	2	AskHistorians
When did the news media realize that United 93 was part of the 9/11 attacks?	1	AskHistorians