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by ziotom78
1416 days ago
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I am not a historian, but I reckon that in the Middle Ages, villages and towns were only built if a river was nearby. In 1000 A.C. the estimated world population was ~200–300 million people, so it was probably easier than today to settle people near fresh water. |
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