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Purple was a rare, expensive dye. Did ancient people ever mix blue and red dyes for the same effect?
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In late 1777, George Washington ordered Continental Navy ships in the Delaware River to be scuttled, and one of those ships was supposed to have been sunk in such a way as to raise it later. How common was such a tactic, and how did they do it with the era's tech?
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In late 1777, George Washington ordered Continental Navy ships in the Delaware River to be scuttled, and one of those ships was supposed to have been sunk in such a way as to raise it later. How common was such a tactic, and how did they do it with the era's tech?
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In late 1777, George Washington ordered Continental Navy ships in the Delaware River to be scuttled, and one of those ships was supposed to have been sunk in such a way as to raise it later. How common was such a tactic, and how did they do it with the era's tech?
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In late 1777, George Washington ordered Continental Navy ships in the Delaware River to be scuttled, and one of those ships was supposed to have been sunk in such a way as to raise it later. How common was such a tactic, and how did they do it with the era's tech?
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Whaling was common internationally as recent as 50 years ago. What led whales from being viewed as a harvestable resource like fish, to now being something to be protected? Why not manage it like we manage other wild game hunts?
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In late 1777, George Washington ordered Continental Navy ships in the Delaware River to be scuttled, and one of those ships was supposed to have been sunk in such a way as to raise it later. How common was such a tactic, and how did they do it with the era's tech?
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