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What is the history of the acropolis as a defensive/strategic installation.

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What is the history of the acropolis as a defensive/strategic installation.

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what were prison conditions like before and after the Attica prison riots?

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When did the Greeks/romans transition from togas to pants

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What were the Carib peoples Columbus encountered like, is it true they were warlike (I’m asking out of genuine curiosity to better understand the topic, obviously fuck Columbus)

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I'm intrigued by the new Graeber book Dawn of Everything (after recently reading his book "debt") not looking to spark a debate in the comments, but I'm wondering if anyone has some credible reviews of the book from actual academics.

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Given all the furious debate about Columbus today, I was wondering, was he viewed by a monster in his own time? And were the Carib natives he met truly a warlike, enslaving people?

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What is the history of the acropolis as a defensive/strategic installation.	4	AskHistorians
What is the history of the acropolis as a defensive/strategic installation.	3	AskHistorians
what were prison conditions like before and after the Attica prison riots?	3	AskHistorians
When did the Greeks/romans transition from togas to pants	2	AskHistorians
What were the Carib peoples Columbus encountered like, is it true they were warlike (I’m asking out of genuine curiosity to better understand the topic, obviously fuck Columbus)	2	AskHistorians
I'm intrigued by the new Graeber book Dawn of Everything (after recently reading his book "debt") not looking to spark a debate in the comments, but I'm wondering if anyone has some credible reviews of the book from actual academics.	1	AskHistorians
Given all the furious debate about Columbus today, I was wondering, was he viewed by a monster in his own time? And were the Carib natives he met truly a warlike, enslaving people?	0	AskHistorians