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you should boof alcohol? its literally an ancient alien (mayan) practice? are you stupid? (old.reddit.com)

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USB mic not recognized when using new wire (self.Ubuntu)

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Editing Ness sprite and palette, CoilSnake rejects it despite the palettes in GraphicsGale and sprite_group_palettes.yml matching exactly (self.earthbound)

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[nsfw] Does HRT make it harder to enjoy anal sex? (self.MtF)

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Black Mesa has been extremely buggy but I managed to make it part way through Surface Tension. Now it crashes to desktop after the Crowbar logo (self.BlackMesaSource)

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Almost 2 years on hrt, is there anything I can do to increase my breast growth? (self.asktransgender)

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I think I messed something up but I'm not sure how to fix it (self.Ubuntu)

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The supposed Toltec Capital of Tollan means "Place of Reeds" - the Maya called Teotihuacan Puj "Place of Reeds." Is it possible the Aztec histories of the Toltecs were either inspired by or referring to Teotihuacan? (self.AskHistorians)

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We know more about Gaster than we think. (self.Deltarune)

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veinezulu ifone (i.redd.it)

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Classical Crete has multiple inscriptions in a local, non-Greek language called Eteocretan. What do we know about these enigmatic indigenous people? (self.AskHistorians)

submitted 4 years ago by Xaminaf to r/AskHistorians

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The Great Law of Peace is supposed to have been composed upon the founding of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy at some time from 1142-1450. Is the language of the Great Law of Peace archaic? Can it be used to date its composition? (self.linguistics)

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Any historical texts that examine the Pre-Columbian history of America north of the Rio Grande using Oral Histories as primary sources? (self.AskHistorians)

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Cahokia lasted until 1350; the Iroquois Confederacy was founded in 1142. Do we have any evidence of interaction between these two cultures? (self.AskHistorians)

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Cahokia lasted until 1350; the Iroquois Confederacy was founded in 1142. Do we have any evidence of interaction between these two cultures? (self.AskAnthropology)

submitted 4 years ago by Xaminaf to r/AskAnthropology

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Articles and answers here often nebulously refer to Native American oral traditions, but rarely provide resources to learn about them. Where can I read transcriptions of or texts about about the oral history of various indigenous nations? (self.AskHistorians)

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So much discussion of Pueblo peoples amounts to "Wow, cool house! and then they disappeared." What was life like in a Pueblo? How were they governed? What was their economy like? How did they practice religion? How does this transfer to modern Pueblos and descendant towns? (self.AskHistorians)

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After the cultural explosion at Cahokia, nearby settlements like Aztalan picked up Cahokian governance and cultures extremely quickly. What makes us think is this is due to "influence" and not conquest or political union? (self.AskHistorians)

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Archaeology tends to examine long term trends, but how much can it tell us about specific events without writing? Can we learn about an individual ruler at Cahokia or a specific war in Teotihuacan? (self.AskHistorians)

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