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Were shields in the Medieval era really painted with the heraldric symbol of a lord the soldier belonged to?
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Is it true that there were no Samaritans until 500-700 years after Moses is supposed to have existed ? The Quran states that Moses dealt with a Samaritan during his time.
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In Kirosawa’s “Yojimbo” a character is seen banging blocks together to announce that it is noon. Was this a common practice? If so how would he know it was noon? Was time standardized during this period?
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Did the the memory of the Holocaust and the discovery of concentration camps by Soviet soldiers leave a strong impression on Soviet culture over the years like it did in the West? Did it have an impact on anti-semitism in the USSR?
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Was the sense of divinity of the Emperor in Japan truly believed, or was this an idiom lost in translation? What about the topic of divine descent?
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Roman Historians -- In "Rome at War", Nathan Rosenstein argued with strong evidence that the theory in which after the Punic Wars, the soldier-farmer class were losing their farms to the rich whom erected slave-staffed plantations is wrong. However, Tom Holland states that theory as fact in Rubicon.
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