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Scythian "feminine disease"

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Median wall remnants?

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Someone told me that the Chinese used natural gas. Is this correct?

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SAMs. Do we have any accounts of what North Vietnamese SAM attacks were like from the ground?

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Ceaser and Gaul.

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Since the them this week is "Monuments and Memorials;" what is the oldest uncover or discovered Steele that we know of? and what does it mean?

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When were brass knuckles invented?

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long shot I know; but do we have any accounts of how teams of workers interacted and lived while moving large blocks of stone for monoliths and such over long land journeys?

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Spanish plans for conquest into SE Asia and China.

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Why were there so many damn ads on TV for so many types of French fries during the eighties and seemingly none now?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Scythian "feminine disease"	25
Median wall remnants?	6
Someone told me that the Chinese used natural gas. Is this correct?	5
SAMs. Do we have any accounts of what North Vietnamese SAM attacks were like from the ground?	5
Ceaser and Gaul.	4
Since the them this week is "Monuments and Memorials;" what is the oldest uncover or discovered Steele that we know of? and what does it mean?	2
When were brass knuckles invented?	2
long shot I know; but do we have any accounts of how teams of workers interacted and lived while moving large blocks of stone for monoliths and such over long land journeys?	2
Spanish plans for conquest into SE Asia and China.	2
Why were there so many damn ads on TV for so many types of French fries during the eighties and seemingly none now?	1