Anubhav

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Apr 10	awarded	Critic
Dec 19	awarded	Nice Question
Dec 17	awarded	Nice Answer
Dec 16	revised	Did “droit du seigneur” actually exist in medieval Europe? closing bracket
Dec 16	awarded	Quorum
Dec 16	comment	How does Göbekli Tepe fit into the current picture of society development? @spiceyokooko You're assuming that the switch from perfectly nomadic hunter-gatherers to perfectly sedentary farmers was instantaneous, without any intermediate stages. That's unrealistic.
Dec 15	awarded	Self-Learner
Dec 15	comment	Why is the Qing Dynasty in China considered Feudalistic? I thought droit du seigneur didn't actually exist. Am I missing something?
Dec 15	asked	Did “droit du seigneur” actually exist in medieval Europe?
Dec 15	answered	Did “droit du seigneur” actually exist in medieval Europe?
Dec 15	asked	What is the current consensus on the origins of the Brahmi script?
Dec 15	comment	How does Göbekli Tepe fit into the current picture of society development? They were not living next to a sea full of fish, but they were living in the Fertile Crescent, where wild cereals were plentiful. (These same cereals would later be domesticated as humankind's first crops.) Also, please elaborate what you mean by "pre-conceived notions of hunter-gatherers switching to agriculture".
Dec 13	awarded	Teacher
Dec 13	comment	How does Göbekli Tepe fit into the current picture of society development? Back then the site would have been part of the Fertile Crescent.
Dec 13	answered	How does Göbekli Tepe fit into the current picture of society development?
Dec 13	comment	Toyotomi Hideyoshi threatened to exterminate all Japanese foxes unless he heard from the god Inari. What was the aftermath (if any)? @coleopterist Found a few older sources, added to the question.
Dec 13	revised	Toyotomi Hideyoshi threatened to exterminate all Japanese foxes unless he heard from the god Inari. What was the aftermath (if any)? added (original?) source
Dec 13	comment	Toyotomi Hideyoshi threatened to exterminate all Japanese foxes unless he heard from the god Inari. What was the aftermath (if any)? <facepalm> I hadn't noticed that. That would also explain why the afflicted girl is a random maidservant in one story and a relative in the next.
Dec 13	awarded	Editor
Dec 13	revised	Toyotomi Hideyoshi threatened to exterminate all Japanese foxes unless he heard from the god Inari. What was the aftermath (if any)? Included quote being referred to, to guard against link rot.