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Can oral tradition and archaeology give Native people north of the Rio Grande the kind of detailed pre contact history we see in Latin America?

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What is the land of Fusang described in the book of Liang? Some claim it is the west coast of North America, but it describes domesticated horses. Some say it is various areas in and around Japan and Eastern Siberia. What is the consensus?

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Why did the rural United States become so right wing?

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How common were gift economies among indigenous people around the globe?

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The Haudenosaunee story of the founding of their confederacy is generally taken to be reliable to a degree, naming specific events, individuals etc. that date to the 1100s. Are there any other such historical events of Precolumbian America we know of?

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Did the Toltecs actually exist? I've heard some competing claims about this

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Did the Toltecs actually exist? I've heard people speak of them as a historical polity, but I've also heard arguments that they were either entirely different from how we envision them or that they are entirely a product of Nahua oral history.

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When I try to think of a completely new color, I get a drab greyish-green. Why is this?

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What is the science behind Genderfluidity?

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I heard about a future oxygen crisis in the atmosphere thanks to the blocking of phytoplankton photosynthesis, but it all stemmed from one 2015 paper. What is the current consensus on this?

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Can oral tradition and archaeology give Native people north of the Rio Grande the kind of detailed pre contact history we see in Latin America?	2	AskHistorians
What is the land of Fusang described in the book of Liang? Some claim it is the west coast of North America, but it describes domesticated horses. Some say it is various areas in and around Japan and Eastern Siberia. What is the consensus?	2	AskHistorians
Why did the rural United States become so right wing?	1	AskHistorians
How common were gift economies among indigenous people around the globe?	1	AskHistorians
The Haudenosaunee story of the founding of their confederacy is generally taken to be reliable to a degree, naming specific events, individuals etc. that date to the 1100s. Are there any other such historical events of Precolumbian America we know of?	1	AskHistorians
Did the Toltecs actually exist? I've heard some competing claims about this	1	AskHistorians
Did the Toltecs actually exist? I've heard people speak of them as a historical polity, but I've also heard arguments that they were either entirely different from how we envision them or that they are entirely a product of Nahua oral history.	1	AskHistorians
When I try to think of a completely new color, I get a drab greyish-green. Why is this?	1	askscience
What is the science behind Genderfluidity?	1	askscience
I heard about a future oxygen crisis in the atmosphere thanks to the blocking of phytoplankton photosynthesis, but it all stemmed from one 2015 paper. What is the current consensus on this?	1	askscience