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FuhrerHat posted:fun history thing: the inuit of canada did exactly this (in the north) to the previous culture. using meteoric iron. you could say it was kind of inevitable, that end of this network of civilizations traded in gathered and hunted goods, primarily Amber; naturally occurring stuff and the earth's gravity would pull that junk in and the poles would exert a force that may result in more of that spacejunk going northward or southward, without good access to your pole like the northern hemisphere has doesn't give you a very good chance to pick up meteoric iron FaradayCage posted:Where else was there tin? It was mined somewhere in the Hindukush region, perhaps modern day Afghanistan according to the poo poo I read when I did my research, I wish I had some stuff to cite Former DILF fucked around with this message at 08:39 on Oct 14, 2017 |
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also as a westerner thanks to egypt for not letting western civilization totally collapse, like, twice i mean i guess we had china as backup but either way, it was a fun ride before we nuked everything (because we're going to nuke everything)
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you can stick your semantic argument in the fridge buddy
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naem posted:Here is a really good hour long video about possible causes of the Bronze Age collapse on YouTube if anyone's interested, he talks a lot about the interconnected economy of the whole region being necessary to finance Bronze production and how fragile the whole thing was very pro click
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Inescapable Duck posted:The state religion in Rome, for example, might be centralised under a Chief Priest, who in some cases is the Emperor himself, and have some measure of centralisation as part of the government. Pope's also the oldest extant elected official, according to oral tradition, the position of Pontifex Maximus was voted upon even back in "prehistoric" times.
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FuhrerHat posted:could i successfully be an apathetic alcoholic in the bronze age? were there bars? if so what time did they close? in this very thread theres a post about carthage selling counterfeit greek wine
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Randaconda posted:I wish at least a few of the North American megafauna had survived. last photo of surviving megafauna, dated 1893
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i dont know what that is, i jerk off at the highest point of the summer solstice and smear it on a carving of a bull i made
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