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  1. Kerguelen

    Pre-Columbian Native American cultures, PODs and alternate histories discussion

    No lol, the wild pigs in Texas are hybrids between wild boars and domestic pigs, the pigs introduced in South America in this scenario can still be easily redomesticated. Would be pretty interesting to see indigenous societies in the Rioplata shift away from nomadism due to the domestication of...
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    Pre-Columbian Native American cultures, PODs and alternate histories discussion

    I still wonder how the introduction of Polynesian pig farming to South America would’ve made a big difference, we know they disrupted a lot of ecosystems by introducing disease and eating up the wildlife, but their large diets and hardy nature made them a reliable source of meat
  3. Kerguelen

    Pre-Columbian Native American cultures, PODs and alternate histories discussion

    https://www.livescience.com/archaeology/obsidian-blades-with-food-traces-reveal-1st-settlers-of-rapa-nui-had-regular-contact-with-south-americans-1000-years-ago Heres an intersting article about how deep Polynesian-South American trade networks go, a timeline where Polynesians introduce the...
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    Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes VII (Do Not Post Current Politics or Political Figures Here)

    Prince Talal was sympathetic to Nasser's reforms but he was not a Pan-Arabist or anything more than a constitutional monarchist, the only real republican movement was the Arabian Peninsula People's Union under Nasser Al-Saeed, a socialist strike leader and possible Maoist who led the APPU as a...
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    The horse survives....in South America?

    Here's a scenario I made a while back:
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    Our Struggle : A truly evil World War 2 story

    Trotsky is literally Jewish
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    WI: Horses in South America

    Actually, I wonder why the rhea was never domesticated by pre-industrial civilizations IOTL. Did their temperament and need for large spaces make it difficult for indigenous peoples to domesticate them, like the ostrich? Aside from that, llamas would definitely be valuable for their ability to...
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    WI: Horses in South America

    Had an interesting idea lately after reading how indigenous peoples across the southern cone such as the Charrúa and the Mapuche quickly adapted to horseriding and cavalry during the advent of Spanish colonialism. Indeed, the environment of Rio Plata and the Pampas seems to be well suited to...
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    Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes VI (Do Not Post Current Politics or Political Figures Here)

    The Emperor's New Wikibox Kuzco Lama (1490-1551) was the fourth Sapan Inka of the Inca Empire, ascending to the throne following the death of his father, Huayna Capac during a military expedition against the Manteño chiefdoms. Born prior to the reign of his father to an Incan noblewoman...
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    Medieval America Mark III

    Wondering how football would evolve in a medieval world
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    Proposals and War Aims That Didn't Happen Map Thread

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Fort_Pitt Treaty to create a Lenape state as part of the early US which wasn’t carried out due to the murder of the chieftain who negotiated with the Americans by a revolutionary milita
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    WI: No Boers, Stronger Khoisan

    Many of us are familiar with the Boers, the Dutch-speaking people of the Cape Frontier and modern-day South Africa. The origin of these people begins with a group of castaways when a Dutch East India Company ship was stranded in what would become Cape Town, forcing the crew to forage off the...
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    Medieval America Mark III

    It's been way too long since I posted on here so I have to ask, did White ever make anything about Mexico
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    WI: Pigs in Aboriginal Australia

    It’s believed that dingos started out as domesticated dogs introduced to Australia by migrants from India 4000 years ago
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    WI: Pigs in Aboriginal Australia

    I don’t think so, most likely they’d end up relying on other sources of food like the pigs themselves or just move to an area with fewer pigs tearing up the ecosystem
  16. Kerguelen

    WI: Pigs in Aboriginal Australia

    Okay so reviving I'm this WI for just a second since I've managed to gain access to a document called "Pre-Cookian Pigs in Australia?" by James A. Baldwin which discusses the possibility that Torres Strait Islanders may have introduced pigs to Australia sometime before Europeans properly...
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