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  1. A Question About The Tsetse

    Do they serve any other purpose than to make Africa a shithole? I was trying to look into their ecology, and all I could find were some probably very useful college papers on them that I would have to pay to get access to. Do they have an important role in Africa's ecology? If so, what is it...
  2. African Wild Dogs

    So I have seen some very brief suggestions about their domestication on this forum but I haven't been able to find any kind of serious discussion. If there is, could someone link me to the thread? If not, why would you guys say these animals were not domesticated OTL? They behave very similarly...
  3. European Agriculture

    If modern humans were to enter Eurasia via the Strait of Gibraltar as opposed to the Levant, which would be blocked by a denser population of neanderthals, and agriculture got started in Western Europe (specifically Spain or Italy) instead of the Fertile Crescent, what kind of crops would we be...
  4. Mousterian and Aurignacian tools: What's the Difference?

    As far as I can tell, and I haven't been able to find much in detail, the primary difference between the two is that Aurignacian tools utilized bone and were engraved, where Mousterian tools were not? Am I missing something, or is that pretty much it?
  5. How a Ptarmigan Changed History

    The scene is Doggerland, 176,000 years before present, on the banks of a rather larger river unknown to us today. It is high spring, and thousands of Atlantic Salmon are finally completing their 200 miles journey up river to spawn. The water is nearly freezing, having warmed little in its own...
  6. Domesticables of North America

    So in doing some research for a possible world with a POD 176,000 years ago, I've been looking at possible domestic plants and animals of North America. As I posted in the topic Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons in the Americas, I was thinking of saigas as a possible replacement for sheep/goats. I...
  7. Neanderthals and Cromagnons in the Americas

    I am not abandoning my William will always be a bastard... timeline, I've just hit a rough spot at the moment. Last night however I was reading some counter arguments to Jared Diamond's Guns, Germs, and Steel, which I have always been rather skeptical of myself, which got me thinking about a...
  8. St. Stanislaus

    Does anybody know of any internet sources on theories concerning what actually happened between St. Stanislaw and Boleslaw II? I'm kind of skeptical about the idea that he resurrected a man who had been dead for three years...
  9. Mooses, Foxes, and Barter Economics.

    My friend is an owner of a pet fox, and I've never seen a more intelligent pet in my life. My coati, who I have unfortunately had to leave with my dad in Hawai'i, is smart, but I haven't been able to teach him the kinds of tricks that this fox knows. Plus, the fox has proved to be an invaluable...
  10. Dioceses and bishops of 11th century England

    I can find VERY little information on this subject on the net, can anyone help? I know that Stigand was the Archbishop of Canterbury and Leofwine the Bishop of Lichfield before the Norman Conquest... that's about it.
  11. William will always be a bastard...

    Before I post my alternate timeline to get some feedback, I want to just say that I'm glad to be here. I tried to register in the past and my registration was turned down on account of my "looking suspicious" I believe the reason was... I'm not sure why anyone would've gotten that impression, as...
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