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12 timestamped hits 1 source reading 2 extracted notes Aliases: near-easts

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Near East

He says agriculture developed in the Near East because humans are religious and farming allowed people to celebrate their religion.

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He says agriculture developed in the Near East because humans are religious and farming allowed people to celebrate their religion.

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He dates farming's Near Eastern origin to after the last Ice Age, when warming made the Near East especially suitable for crops, and says a later cooler period pushed Near Eastern people into Europe.

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Rome's War To Defeat Homer

2024-11-21, day precision · Civilization #17: Homer, Vergil, and the War for the Soul of Rome

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"...primarily focused on trade, especially with the great empires of the Near East, okay?"

Caesar's Death Made Octavian Emperor

2024-11-19, day precision · Civilization #16: Julius Caesar's Will and Octavian's Birth of Empire

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"...get Northern Africa, and Mark Anthony would get Egypt and the Near East, Anatolia, Syria. So Mark Anthony basically gets the lion's share of..."

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