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[WP] 5,000 years after the Great Plague, tribes of primitive peoples began to assemble, living in the ruins of the mysterious old world. One tribe has built its entire way of life around a divine artifact from the old world--an unlocked iPhone once belonging to a college student in 2018.

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I've heard many theories about nail placement, beam placement, footholds, ropes, etc. Give it to me straight: what was the most common way Romans crucified condemned criminals?

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Was there an ancient Rome equivalent to modern rock bands--a group of people with a fandom that are consistently putting on concerts and performing for events?

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It's a staple in medieval RPGs to have the protagonist switch seamlessly between melee weapons to range--in reality were there many combatants that did this?

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Did ancient civilizations ever encounter dinosaur remains? What did they think of them?

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Has there been any research done that analyzes the veracity of the Viking saga accounts of interaction and battle with Native Americans?

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Up to what age of the child could a Roman practice infanticide?

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How often were women crucified in ancient Rome?

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What was Rome's reaction to early Christianity's adoration of the cross?

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Was the cross used in the first century Christian Church or was there a different symbol?

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[WP] 5,000 years after the Great Plague, tribes of primitive peoples began to assemble, living in the ruins of the mysterious old world. One tribe has built its entire way of life around a divine artifact from the old world--an unlocked iPhone once belonging to a college student in 2018.	11	WritingPrompts
I've heard many theories about nail placement, beam placement, footholds, ropes, etc. Give it to me straight: what was the most common way Romans crucified condemned criminals?	11	AskHistorians
Was there an ancient Rome equivalent to modern rock bands--a group of people with a fandom that are consistently putting on concerts and performing for events?	10	AskHistorians
It's a staple in medieval RPGs to have the protagonist switch seamlessly between melee weapons to range--in reality were there many combatants that did this?	10	AskHistorians
Did ancient civilizations ever encounter dinosaur remains? What did they think of them?	10	AskHistorians
Has there been any research done that analyzes the veracity of the Viking saga accounts of interaction and battle with Native Americans?	10	AskHistorians
Up to what age of the child could a Roman practice infanticide?	9	AskHistorians
How often were women crucified in ancient Rome?	9	AskHistorians
What was Rome's reaction to early Christianity's adoration of the cross?	8	AskHistorians
Was the cross used in the first century Christian Church or was there a different symbol?	8	AskHistorians