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Western Xia dynasty, Jurchen Jin dynasty, and of course the Mongols who eventually formed the Yuan dynasty. I think this is a wrong approach to judging the Song dynasty, but unfortunately most others don't see it my way and I've never seen an academic describe the Song dynasty as a golden age. A shame, because in my humble opinion I consider figures like
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my reference back back on top of your edit. I just wanted to leave a message here in case it popped up on your watchlist and you thought I was undoing your edit for some reason. Just in case if you were reverting due to my reference let me know whats wrong and will figure something out, though I think its decent even though its bit of an old secondary source that also means its in the public domain and I linked it in the reference with the page numbers so users can check themselves rather just seeing a title and isbn number that they just have to trust says whats its citing.
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Chinese). I still think it's amazing that I have gotten that many FA articles passed, although GA nominations have always been remarkably easier. That would be great if you reworked the article on Qin Shihuangdi or Confucianism; I would certainly support that. I've been choosing somewhat obscure targets of late to keep my activity under the radar, doing FA articles on
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hello! Your article looks great! It is definitely GA worthy material. Citations and sources look good from what I can see. You don't overstate his case, accurately showcasing the nuance that paper-making was a process he contributed to whereas earlier cruder forms existed in Han China before him. The
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shares here pretty much sums up everything I know about the article views. As far as we can tell, it's because of a Samsung phone voice app suggesting a search for Cleopatra on Knowledge. I had no idea about this until someone else pointed it out, because I'm an iPhone user. Needless to say, a lot of
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border across continental Europe to defend that stretched from western Germania to the Black Sea. However, this was to secure the borders against numerous different groups, most of which were not united except for rare occasions. Tribes outside Roman control rarely banded together in a huge force to
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Google Books is helpful but usually has too many pages missing from previews of books. I would strongly advise searching for free online academic sources in addition to any books you might have on the topic. For instance, simply Googling "Southern and Northern Dynasties, site:edu", as the "site:edu"
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I'm glad to hear you think so - and thank you for fixing the capitalization error! To be honest, you've been something of an inspiration to me - Knowledge wise :) I joined a couple months back with the intention of working on the biographies of early music composers (since so much attention is given
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before he became king. That article only talks about the division of the kingdom after Herod's death and since there is no obvious application of the term (which means ruler of a fourth part) to Judea before that time, I assumed it was a simple error. I did not check the cited source since it is a
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Hello. Sorry, but that's going to have to be a strong no from me, even though he's one of the most important figures in history and his very name is more well known than the actual kingdom he came from. I understand his paramount importance, but adding him to the topic would seem like an invitation
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situation and relatively few people bother to review articles nowadays. Believe it or not there used to be even more little tyrants populating this site, those who tried to block or stymie what you were doing in the most exhaustively pedantic ways, sometimes with exasperating ideological biases (in
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hello. My advice would be to just go for it and work on Renaissance music as a GA candidate and Leonardo da Vinci as an FA candidate, improving them and submitting them, because in my estimation Knowledge works much slower these days. I have truly lost my patience for it. Compared to how it what it
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I uploaded yesterday since its the only one I had converted to an image file, I'll probably make another version with just the railroads perfect I feel for a sherman's march article. I've got maps of several different decades of georgia, one of south carolina, one ireland, 2-3 d-day maps, battle of
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its a historical geographic information system from Harvard. I plan to use it sometime to make maps in ArcGIS to use on Knowledge, but I thought it would be a useful addition to the digital atlas' already listed since one is a dead link and the other seems to be a dutch site? (not sure what the .nu
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but after seeing the unbelievable amount of massive featured articles you were able to achieve, I had a change of heart. I firstly decided to work on more topics/people from Asia, as I've always been interested in Chinese and Japanese history but didn't think I'd be able to work on both (which you
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I see what happened here! Someone removed Robert Temple (1986) as a source because his work is rather spurious, but the natural gas coming from 600 m (2000 ft) below the surface of the earth via borehole drilling to heat brine in furnaces was written about by Loewe. He just never mentioned exhaust
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In the end.The last two questions. Do you know some modern Irish history? And can you write/understand some Chinese?I once tried to write an article about Ireland (Irish great hunger 爱尔兰大饥荒, You can directly search the word“爱尔兰大饥荒” in google). I found nobody in Chinese wikipedian…Can you help me?
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in 2017, with only small contributions from other editors since then. I was unaware of these redirects in various other articles since I did not create or compose them. If you would like to make minor additions to the articles for Macedon and its government by linking or briefly explaining the
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Yeah, I was literally just editing your talk page to tell you I was an idiot after I compared the versions. But I couldn't post since you were responding at the same time, anyway thanks that was embarrassing, I'm not even sure what I did wrong, as far as I can remember all I did was click edit
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only problem I saw in the article were a couple instances where you made a typo and didn't capitalize the word "Chinese", which is a proper noun (seeing how it's an ethnic group and a nationality). Bravo! I wish you best of luck in obtaining a successful nomination for GA status.
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Hello again! Thank you for the compliments and for also translating my other article on Ancient Egyptian literature. I didn't know about that! That's a wonderful surprise. I wish you the best of luck in translating all of this, it's really commendable. Keep up the excellent job.
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kurland, hejaz railroad, and probably other stuff I've forgotten about I'm a history major, gis minor so I've been making maps for classes for years and their pretty much always historical maps. Oh and the link sent you just shows the roman map, you can get to the
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be misleading in the more general "population history" article, I don't agree that it should be excluded from an article specifically about the DNA history of Egypt. Perhaps you would like to comment on the article talk page where I have started a conversation:
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Hi there long time no talk! (Though a lot of see lol) I notice you also edit the Ancient Egyptian race controversy page. I was wondering you opinion of my contributions to Cleopatra's section and any recs to make it better, if you have time. Thanks!
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Hello! I was just making it tidy. You did a good job on the Cleopatra sub-section if most of those edits are yours. To be honest I wasn't reading it thoroughly, I just come to see if there were any updates to the 2017 DNA study of 151 mummies from
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of upper Egypt have barely to not at all been foreign wars so they're presumably what ethnically southern Egyptian people looked most like in ancient times. I'll try to find the particular sources. Keep up the really great work !
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hello! Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Great job on the article! Hopefully you can bring it up to FA status. As for sources, sorry I don't recall any that provide those, but best of luck in your editing! Cheers.
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It is bad for the reader to have these links pointing them to nowhere. As you took part in restructuring these articles, would you have any idea of where this content may have gone, so that we could fix incoming links?
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thank you for saying that! It was very thoughtful. And yes, I also thought the review process went very well. Your input led to a whole host of improvements. The article is much more readable as a result. Cheers!
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Hi Pericles. Based on your past edit history I was hoping if you can help me with sourcing the crank and connecting rod section that I've added here:
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Hi. I'm not sure if you're still active but if you could reinforce the history sometime that would be great, I just overhauled the article!♦
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Hi there! I am not sure how much you know about ancient Greece (as I mainly see you in articles related to ancient China) but
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why, thank you very much, kind stranger! It is much appreciated. I'm glad you've enjoyed my content. Cheers.
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Crap. Really? Which ones? I won't add them back if they have copyright issues on their Wikimedia pages.
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