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did people in bronze age Britain do a lot hunting? if "yes" why, was wild game just part of their diet, or was it more likely for sport (like hunting in the modern western world)?
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Before Europeans arrived did the Guanches (the native population of the Canary Islands) fish in the waters around their islands?
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1000 years ago were there many/any known schools of thought that involved recognising the possibility of non-human & non-supernatural (at least no more supernatural than they viewed human to be) sapient beings?
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I once read an novel where Otto Skorzeny is depicted as being as being extremely likable (on a personal level), having a dirty/good sense of humor, and being over confident. was he like that in reality?
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How did market places in large cities work before Money? suppose I want to buy bronze knife in 1116BC Memphis, what would the bronze Smith likely want as payment?
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Imagine Portus (Rome's main port) in AD299, Besides grain what goods would you expect to see the ships bringing in for sale in Rome?
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In 1993 a majority of Russian voters voted that they supported economic and social policies that has been conducted by Boris Yeltsin's administration. I don't understand why they'd vote that way? I thought poverty levels went up drastically in the years right after the end of the USSR?
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Just now I was reading a historical novel set during the Second Punic War. There's a bit in it where two people use a public Bath complex in Rome. is that an anachronism in 219BC?
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