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suppose you're a Portuguese trader doing a run between Lisbon & Bristol in 1414. what type of ship do you likely sail on?

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Suppose you visited suthern Arabia in 1850 BCE. What sort of life (IE how do they survive) would you expect the people there to have at that time? Do we have any idea what their religion would have been that far back?

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Suppose I went to around where Providence Rhode Island now is, in 1450 and asked the locals if they'd heard of the haudenosaunee (Iroquois league), what do you think they'd say?

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when did the bow and arrow arrive in the amazon?

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would there have been hunter-gatherer tribes inhabiting the area around modern day Rio de Janeiro, 3000 years ago?

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I've seen more than one movie/TV show set in ancient Rome where Rome is depicted with palm trees. were people in Rome particularly big on importing them in reality?

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how long after WW2 was it before enough civilians returned to Gibraltar that their tourist trade (bars, restaurants, hotels, etc) could start functioning again?

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When did native tribes in California start managing forest growth/cover for the sake of acorn production?

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200 years ago How meny annual festivals (I mean events analogous to Christmas or Halloween) did the Japanese have? Were meny/any of them abandoned after Meiji Restoration? If "yes" why?

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In the historical novel I’m reading one of King Richard’s knights makes a Welsh urchin his Squire. Legally Could a (12th century) knight do that, make someone Squire who didn’t come from an aristocratic background?

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suppose you're a Portuguese trader doing a run between Lisbon & Bristol in 1414. what type of ship do you likely sail on?	2	AskHistorians
Suppose you visited suthern Arabia in 1850 BCE. What sort of life (IE how do they survive) would you expect the people there to have at that time? Do we have any idea what their religion would have been that far back?	2	AskHistorians
Suppose I went to around where Providence Rhode Island now is, in 1450 and asked the locals if they'd heard of the haudenosaunee (Iroquois league), what do you think they'd say?	2	AskHistorians
when did the bow and arrow arrive in the amazon?	2	AskHistorians
would there have been hunter-gatherer tribes inhabiting the area around modern day Rio de Janeiro, 3000 years ago?	2	AskHistorians
I've seen more than one movie/TV show set in ancient Rome where Rome is depicted with palm trees. were people in Rome particularly big on importing them in reality?	2	AskHistorians
how long after WW2 was it before enough civilians returned to Gibraltar that their tourist trade (bars, restaurants, hotels, etc) could start functioning again?	2	AskHistorians
When did native tribes in California start managing forest growth/cover for the sake of acorn production?	2	AskHistorians
200 years ago How meny annual festivals (I mean events analogous to Christmas or Halloween) did the Japanese have? Were meny/any of them abandoned after Meiji Restoration? If "yes" why?	2	AskHistorians
In the historical novel I’m reading one of King Richard’s knights makes a Welsh urchin his Squire. Legally Could a (12th century) knight do that, make someone Squire who didn’t come from an aristocratic background?	2	AskHistorians