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do many/any forms of Celtic Paganism have a sky father/king god figure in there mythos?

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Which period do you find more interesting and worthy of study, Europe and the Near East circa 450BC, or Europe and the Near East circa 1000BC?

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suppose I want to get 500 copies of some text printed on paper in britain in 1489. how hard would this be to achieve (in a legal and logistical sense)? and how much money would it cost me?

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Wikipedia suggests Romans Introduced the idea of the travellers inn to Western Europe. If that's so where did Gaulish, Celtic or Germanic traders sleep? Did they just camp out for hundreds of KM or get people to put them up?

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until I heard it said out loud I always pronounced "Tacitus" with a hard "C". How exactly do we know the correct way to say classical names?

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do you think it's possible to trace a clear line of cause and effect between the international political situation just after the second world war, and the current one?

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did romanization include an increased reliance on slaves as farm workers?

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how long did it take important news, like News or major political change, to travel to all parts of England in the middle ages?

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why has China survived the test of time well the Soviet Union did not?

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Did the Romans only use people who'd been slaves their entire lives as house servants? If "no" how did they keep freshly captured barbarians with nothing to loose from killing their masters?

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do many/any forms of Celtic Paganism have a sky father/king god figure in there mythos?	4	AskHistorians
Which period do you find more interesting and worthy of study, Europe and the Near East circa 450BC, or Europe and the Near East circa 1000BC?	4	AskHistorians
suppose I want to get 500 copies of some text printed on paper in britain in 1489. how hard would this be to achieve (in a legal and logistical sense)? and how much money would it cost me?	4	AskHistorians
Wikipedia suggests Romans Introduced the idea of the travellers inn to Western Europe. If that's so where did Gaulish, Celtic or Germanic traders sleep? Did they just camp out for hundreds of KM or get people to put them up?	4	AskHistorians
until I heard it said out loud I always pronounced "Tacitus" with a hard "C". How exactly do we know the correct way to say classical names?	4	AskHistorians
do you think it's possible to trace a clear line of cause and effect between the international political situation just after the second world war, and the current one?	4	AskHistorians
did romanization include an increased reliance on slaves as farm workers?	4	AskHistorians
how long did it take important news, like News or major political change, to travel to all parts of England in the middle ages?	4	AskHistorians
why has China survived the test of time well the Soviet Union did not?	4	AskHistorians
Did the Romans only use people who'd been slaves their entire lives as house servants? If "no" how did they keep freshly captured barbarians with nothing to loose from killing their masters?	4	AskHistorians