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Why did nobody really try to conquer Northern Europe historically?

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What did the ancient Greeks think of the rest of the known world? Did they have a positive or negative view?

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Anyone know any accounts of what different ancient civilizations wrote about each other?

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Is Alexander The Greats 10 year long campaign the longest an army has been on the warpath for?

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Were all ancient human populations shorter?

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Why did Chinese and Indian civilizations rarely ever expand outwards compared to Europe or the Middle East?

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These ancient populations averaged taller heights than the tallest countries of today. How and why?

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Were all ancient human populations shorter?

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Why did China or India so rarely invade foreign lands despite often being the most powerful places on Earth?

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Does this new paper published in Science change the mainstream consensus of where the Indo European homeland is?

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