/u/ramblerandgambler's posts in /r/AskHistorians
I'm reading a pop history book at the moment that says that when the Saxons first came to Britain, they built houses with the floor carved about 2 feet into the ground, like a rectangular trench, with the structure built around it and nobody knows why. True?
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Dia Dhuit is the Irish for 'Hello', it literally means 'God be with you', was there a greeting in Ireland before Christianity apart from Maidin Maith (good morning) etc.?
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"Dia dhuit" meaning 'God be with you' is the Irish word for hello, how did Irish people greet each other before Christianity arrived?
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Let's say I'm really rich in the middle ages in Europe. Would i almost automatically have a title? Do i keep all my cash in a big chest in my house or is there some other way to keep/transfer assets?
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