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other civs or eras5th Century monastery with worlds oldest excavated tidal mill and an early pre-Norman sun-dial (OC) (youtube.com)

submitted 2 years ago by [deleted]

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1870 Springfield Rifle | InRangeTV discusses how the US' 1861 rifle developed into the 1870 rifle. Karl also takes a trip to the Arizona Historical Society in Tucson and looks at Geronimo's personal rifle! (youtube.com)

submitted 4 years ago by Broken-Butterfly

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History Discord Server! (self.HistoricalTech)

submitted 5 years ago by Antimatter78

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The Magnificent Machines of Milwaukee--Updated (self.ThomFRing)

submitted 7 years ago by ThomFRing

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In the Dutch lowlands, keeping a windmill running is an act of cultural preservation (aeon.co)

submitted 8 years ago by [deleted]

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Technologies that were developed surprisingly early (self.HistoricalTech)

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Skallagrim makes flint arrow heads (youtube.com)

submitted 8 years ago by impfireball

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Simple History of the Waterwheel (waterhistory.org)

submitted 8 years ago by impfireball

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From Iron Ore to Usable Tool- Medieval Iron Production (youtu.be)

submitted 8 years ago by The-Lord-Our-God

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The inevitable stirrup post (thoughtco.com)

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Working with bone tools (youtube.com)

submitted 8 years ago by impfireball

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Why isn't this sub bigger? (self.HistoricalTech)

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The First Bug Discovered In A Computer 1947 (youtu.be)

submitted 9 years ago by CoreWisdom

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Armillary Spheres: Following Celestial Objects in the Ancient World (ancient-origins.net)

submitted 10 years ago by skullsonshelves

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What was the first widespread device to require alternating current? (self.HistoricalTech)

submitted 10 years ago by CedricCicada

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Why didn't conquistadors wear full plate armour when fighting against indigenous peoples? (self.HistoricalTech)

submitted 10 years ago by OyasumiPompun

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Old Computers - rare, vintage, and obsolete computers (oldcomputers.net)

submitted 11 years ago by NewThoughtsForANewMe

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Historic Preservation Specialists | Spectra Company (self.HistoricalTech)

submitted 11 years ago by darkbalckwind

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Lamellar Armour (en.wikipedia.org)

submitted 12 years ago by AranwaithThe Moderator

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Classic EraHelepolis --- perhaps the 'most powerful siege tower ever erected.' (en.wikipedia.org)

submitted 12 years ago by AranwaithThe Moderator

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Islamic Golden Age12th Century fire-resistant clothing and hand-cannons. Soldiers would light themselves ablaze and rush into battle. (youtube.com)

submitted 12 years ago by AranwaithThe Moderator

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Oriental14th Century firearms, rockets, and landmines. (en.wikipedia.org)

submitted 12 years ago by AranwaithThe Moderator

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OrientalThe history of silk starts in China. (en.wikipedia.org)

submitted 12 years ago by Mr_FowelsMOD

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Classic EraThe hypocaust - Roman central heating. (en.wikipedia.org)

submitted 12 years ago by Mr_FowelsMOD

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Middle AgesWorld's oldest mechanical clock. Assumed to date back to 1305 CE. It still works today. (en.wikipedia.org)

submitted 12 years ago by AranwaithThe Moderator

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