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what did the native tribes who lived in New England (circa 1450) believe about the morality of paedophilia?

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Were there any Bedouin nomads in the parts of the near East that Rome controlled? If "yes" are there any records of what the Romans thought of them as a people?

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today I bought obsidian arrow head at a cave/mine’s gift shop, the woman running the shop told me it was real (in the sense of being ancient) but she didn't know anything else about it. Were obsidian tools and weapons ever common in the British isles? If "yes" from when to when?

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did people in the classical world (600BC to AD500) have a concept of what we would think of as extremism or fanaticism (IE believing an ideology is beyond question & worthy of violent defence)? if "yes" what were their views on it?

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when did agriculture reach south Africa?

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when (if ever) did the Ancient Egyptians adopt chainmail?

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suppose you're a low class Japanese person in 1415. how often do you bathe? how does it compare to how often a low class European (particularly English, if that's too vague) washed?

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in the Historia Regum Britanniae does Geoffrey of Monmouth address the issue of whether or not the earlier mythical kings on his chronology were pagan or not?

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I live in Staffordshire, if I went back in time to where I live now in AD550 to AD600 would I find many/any people who actively practice Saxon paganism?

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in 2266BC did minoan Crete likely have settlements as big as towns or even cities, yet?

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what did the native tribes who lived in New England (circa 1450) believe about the morality of paedophilia?	2	AskHistorians
Were there any Bedouin nomads in the parts of the near East that Rome controlled? If "yes" are there any records of what the Romans thought of them as a people?	2	AskHistorians
today I bought obsidian arrow head at a cave/mine’s gift shop, the woman running the shop told me it was real (in the sense of being ancient) but she didn't know anything else about it. Were obsidian tools and weapons ever common in the British isles? If "yes" from when to when?	2	AskHistorians
did people in the classical world (600BC to AD500) have a concept of what we would think of as extremism or fanaticism (IE believing an ideology is beyond question & worthy of violent defence)? if "yes" what were their views on it?	2	AskHistorians
when did agriculture reach south Africa?	2	AskHistorians
when (if ever) did the Ancient Egyptians adopt chainmail?	2	AskHistorians
suppose you're a low class Japanese person in 1415. how often do you bathe? how does it compare to how often a low class European (particularly English, if that's too vague) washed?	2	AskHistorians
in the Historia Regum Britanniae does Geoffrey of Monmouth address the issue of whether or not the earlier mythical kings on his chronology were pagan or not?	2	AskHistorians
I live in Staffordshire, if I went back in time to where I live now in AD550 to AD600 would I find many/any people who actively practice Saxon paganism?	2	AskHistorians
in 2266BC did minoan Crete likely have settlements as big as towns or even cities, yet?	2	AskHistorians