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Indo-Iranian Domination: once the Yamnaya horizon had petered out, by about 2000 BC, remaining on the steppe were leftover West Indo-European groups and their steppe masters, Indo-Iranians.

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Indo-Iranian Domination: once the Yamnaya horizon had petered out, by about 2000 BC, remaining on the steppe were leftover West Indo-European groups and their steppe masters, Indo-Iranians.

#history #historyfiles #Indo-Iranians #steppe #Indo-Europeans #Yamnaya

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New Banner Feature: Vietnam: the story of Vietnam's creation from multiple tribal or legendary kingdoms to today's reunified communist state following the highly destructive Vietnam War.

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New Banner Feature: Vietnam: the story of Vietnam's creation from multiple tribal or legendary kingdoms to today's reunified communist state following the highly destructive Vietnam War.

#history #historyfiles #vietnam #south east asia #legendary #kingdoms #vietnam war

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Churches of Cornwall: the former Bolingey Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in Cornwall was built in 1841 before becoming a Methodist church at the 1932 union.

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Churches of Cornwall: the former Bolingey Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in Cornwall was built in 1841 before becoming a Methodist church at the 1932 union.

#history #historyfiles #churches #chapels #cornwall #churches of cornwall #methodist #bolingey

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The History Files Recap: 7 April 2024 A quick recap of recent publications on the History Files site, all of which can still be accessed via the site's frontpage, RSS feed, or 'Latest' links at www.historyfiles.co.uk.

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The History Files Recap: 7 April 2024 A quick recap of recent publications on the History Files site, all of which can still be accessed via the site's frontpage, RSS feed, or 'Latest' links at www.historyfiles.co.uk.

#history #historyfiles #video #recap

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Thraco-Cimmerian Hypothesis: complications arise in reference to the Cimmerians of the Pontic-Caspian steppe when considering the so-called 'Thraco-Cimmerian Hypothesis', a rather controversial subject to say the least

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Thraco-Cimmerian Hypothesis: complications arise in reference to the Cimmerians of the Pontic-Caspian steppe when considering the so-called 'Thraco-Cimmerian Hypothesis', a rather controversial subject to say the least

#history #historyfiles #tribes #europe #cimmerians #thraco-cimmerian #pontic-caspian #steppe

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Sights & Scenes: Spruce Grove Grain Elevator The town of Spruce Grove and its preserved grain elevator lie a short way to the west of Edmonton in Alberta, Canada, alongside the CN rail line.

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Sights & Scenes: Spruce Grove Grain Elevator The town of Spruce Grove and its preserved grain elevator lie a short way to the west of Edmonton in Alberta, Canada, alongside the CN rail line.

#history #historyfiles #sights and scenes #spruce grove #edmonton #canada #grain elevators #canadian national #photos #architectural photography

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Churches of Cornwall: the much-loved Father John Jeffrey built the little timber-clad Christ the King Roman Catholic Church in 1931 on land which had been donated by Lord Falmouth.

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Churches of Cornwall: the much-loved Father John Jeffrey built the little timber-clad Christ the King Roman Catholic Church in 1931 on land which had been donated by Lord Falmouth.

#history #historyfiles #chapels #churches #churches of britain #perranporth #cornwall

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What have you missed by not visiting the History Files frontpage and the RSS feed on a daily basis? Okay, not so much in the past week. But normal service resumes today! You can also catch up by visiting the RSS feed (the orange icon at the top of each page):

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What have you missed by not visiting the History Files frontpage and the RSS feed on a daily basis? Okay, not so much in the past week. But normal service resumes today! You can also catch up by visiting the RSS feed (the orange icon at the top of each page):

#history #historyfiles #rss #rss feed

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Churches of Cornwall: St Piran's Round (Perran Round) is a circular earthwork, perhaps originally an Iron Age enclosure, and is counted as the finest remaining example of a playing place.