!/u/anthropology_nerd!< Answered Cherokee oral history recounts that a hereditary priesthood called the Ani-Kutani ruled over the Cherokee before its massacre in an uprising. What else do we know about this, and is it related to the local manifestation of Mississippian Culture.

!/u/Trevor_Culley!< Answered Alexander the Great's invasion of India gets no mention in Indian sources, all our knowledge of it comes from Greek sources. Are records lost or did Indian historians consider it unimportant?

!/u/Cedric_Hampton!< Answered Socialist modernism as a distinct architectural trend in the late Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc?

!/u/cleopatra_philopater!< answered Apparently, German- and English-speaking historians do not agree on the Identity of Cleopatra's mother. Why?

!/u/YourlocalTitanicguy!< Answered What would the odds be of Dua Lipa actually surviving the sinking of the Titanic?

!/u/PartyMoses!< Answered I'm a traveler in ad1200 going from Lübeck across the HRE to Rome on secular business; Do I travel alone or in a group? Do we camp every night in the woods or am I in a Tavern/Inn every night?

!/u/TremulousHand!< Answered Do we have knowledge if Beowulf was considered 'special' at it's time or was it one of many but it's the one that survived to us?

!/u/MySkinsRedditAcct!< Answered How to discern good "big history" books from bad ones?

!/u/Anekdota-Press!< Answered The introduction of potatoes to Asia and Europe caused a population boom, since farmers could grow a huge number of calories on even marginal land. Did sweet potatoes have a similar impact?

!/u/Aeoleth!< Answered Slovakia was under Hungarian rule for almost one thousand years. How could they maintain their culture, language and nationality?

!/u/jpnudell!< Answered Did Alexander the Great actually face defeat or even challenges in Afghanistan?

!/u/Bentresh!< Answered Hello historians! Can somebody suggest me a scholarly book about ancient Egyptian magic?

!/u/wishbeaunash!< answered During the British Civil Wars, Scottish Covenanters were so powerful that Presbyterianism was nearly imposed as the state religion of the British Isles. What made Scotland so influential at this time despite having a fifth of the population of England?