Not to mention when humanity transitioned to more urban living and a lot of people got fed on cheap grain based product with precious little else. Which was usually just one kind of grain too.
It's a real thing.
In all fairness, if Belegar had named an heir overtly, Mathilde would probably know.
Isn't that sort-of wikipedia's thing?
...Is that even possible to sail for the ships Egypt had? The North Sea is a whole other beast to the Mediterranean or Nile.
I mean, I suppose it wouldn't have been utterly beyond the realm of possibility, so long as the route hugged the coast until they reached the Channel. I'm dubious of the notion myself.
Also possible its a trade center where those spices were shipped
yah which is one reason why the gulf of aden region is a good spot cause it could have relatively easily been shipped there after all that how it worked with the roman empire. Another reason though why anywhere in europe is unlikely
*Googles*
Like i said, I am unconvinced. I was just using it as a point about how evenyone claims to be Punt as support to what Boeny was saying,
on a separate note, apparently? or at least there is a bronze age (we think) Irish myth that is essentially the ancestor to 'dude wheres my car, boat edition' where they all but state that they sailed to a kingdom on what we know as Sicily. (or maybe Greece itself, not totally clear as you know, not actually called that by that point.)
that the coolest name for strait I have ever seen
yah @Teen Spirit prob knows more about this but I believe the trade network in bronze age went all the way up to Britain
Yep, because that's where most of the bronze age world got it's tin, and they needed that tin.
Bless your suggestion, this is turning out amazing. Need like a week more.
to be fair europeans are just amazingly incompetent (about scurvy) pretty sure they learned and lost the knowledge of it multiple times
...EVERYONE learned and lost knowledge constantly.
just to be clear I was referring just to scruvy and in retrospect my post come off as saying that european are just amazingly incompetent at everything that was not my intention, my bad, I apologize to the thread, I will bow out
I feel like there's definitely a joke here with correcting that to *YOLO 2022, but I can't find the rest of it.
Exactly! Literally all we need is for somebody to pay to have the entirety of wikipedia chiseled into a series of obelisks. Ideally, redundant sets in multiple locations. How much could that possibly cost?
