/u/grapp's posts in /r/askhistorians
"they make a desolation and call it peace" why did Tacitus give that line to the Caledonian chief in his "history"? Why did he write a tirade against his own sociaty?
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If you were a boy and your dad was a Romen general would you be expected to go on campaign with him by the time you were into your teens?
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In Europe during the Middle Ages did bows (as in "bow and arrows" bows) improve over time? Would an English longbow made in 1337 likely be of better quality than one made in 937?
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when the Byzantines-Romans retook Italy in the 6th century did many/any Byzantine aristocrats actually move to Italy and reoccupy the estates in the countryside around Rome?
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what nationality would the remaining inhabitants of Rome in the 550s have thought of them selves as?
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How did the Celts go about dividing up farm land? Did they have a concept of land as property like the Romans or the English after enclosure?
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