/u/depanneur's posts in /r/AskHistorians
We have lots of surviving letters from Roman soldiers stationed in Britain or Egypt requesting items from their families. How would those items be sent? Was there a Roman postal service?
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How extensive, regular and reliable were information networks in pre-Roman Gaul, Germania, Dacia, Britain etc.?
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What kind of boats would have been used in Roman Britain? Did the Romans construct Mediterranean-style biremes and triremes or did they adopt indigenous boat designs?
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The Nazis tried to raise Waffen-SS units from POWs of a number of enemy nations (British, Russian, French, Indian etc). Was there ever an attempt to raise an SS unit from American POWs?
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To what extent did tropical stimulants (coffee, tea, tobacco, chocolate...) have an impact on European industrialization?
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Is there any philosopher or school of philosophical thought that influences your research or writing?
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We often get threads asking for the best books to read for a particular subject, but what are the WORST sources in your field?
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Quantifying History: can quantitative data be used to explain historical processes, as this article suggests? (link inside)
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