/u/fathercthulu's posts in /r/askhistorians
Since monks would have to copy the Bible by hand, were there any examples of bias or purposeful omission that we know of?
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Did soldiers/knights use some sort of Bobby pins to keep their chainmail hoods from slipping off their heads?
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From what I know of the Old West, hanging horse thieves was their bread and butter. When the advent of cars came, were car thieves treated the same way?
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Currently there is the culture of "otakus", foreigners who revere Japan and its culture. Was this a thing after we established contact with the island, or simply more recent in nature?
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When I think of a sea captain, I always imagine some salty old sea dog with a white beard, squinted eyes, and a pipe. When did this traditional look come about?
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Were there ancient conspiracy theories that were seen as crazy like today? Did anyone think Augustus was a lizard or something?
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