Don't drink and attempt to carry out genetic analysis of ancient populations. https://twitter.com/jordanlperkins/status/1258373671468634115 …
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Oh, HELL NO!
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Oh good lord, if you read the article, it's *worse*. It starts by associating violence with economic class, presenting - without comment - an argument that the decrease in violence in medieval England was a result of the upper/middle class replacing the 'violent' lower classes.pic.twitter.com/J4IQ3EO7Hm
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Needless to say, Roman government was *far* too thin on the ground to accomplish any such thing, if such things are possibly. Outside of the Rhine, the entire Roman 'government' for Gaul (pop 5m) was 3 pro-magistrates, each with perhaps a few dozen cronies.
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The administration of law, the handling of disputes, this remained fundamentally local in the early and high empire. A reader might look to Apuleius to see a depiction of what 'bandit suppression' looked like in the provinces - an entirely local, non-Roman affair.
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yeah reading that whole thing was clearly not a part of this timeline.
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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