I’m going number 2. Rest we’re still living in caves until 200 years ago.
This map says two things but really one thing:
1. From whence the greatest ideas came, the greatest battles were fought, or;
2. Only the greater civilisations were good at effective record-keeping.
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What’s up with Australia
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New Zealand forgotten again on the edge of the world
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And Alaska
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Or... some battles are not officially recorded. While in Europe every minor tribe that attacked rome was written down, in the Americas that is not known regarding the civilzations there and even in africa and asia, I would not trust the official (western) recordings.
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Humans were everywhere as shitty and cruel as they were in the west. And the number of battles possible strongly relates to population density.
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3. Thos so called, "Greater Civs" destroyed records from those they conquered. You COULD argue conquering is proof they WERE greater, but the N*zis conquered France soooooo
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4 years.
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