Pilgrims vs. Greeks: Hypothetical Scenario
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Let's say at the height of their military power.
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Bronze Age or Iron Age Greeks?


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African or European Swallow?
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Laden or unladen?
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Macedonians.Darrell wrote:Bronze Age or Iron Age Greeks?

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So only arguably Greek.Netpackrat wrote:Macedonians.Darrell wrote:Bronze Age or Iron Age Greeks?
Alexander did get around, and hey he did take the Phoenician cities.... would be amusing to find a Hellenized kingdom of Iroquois or something.
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No it was much much worse. Higher than 90% fatality. Many tribes were completely destroyed 100%.skb12172 wrote:I did not know that. Their version of the plague that hit Europe earlier, huh? I'm surprised it spread so well from tribe to tribe.
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Actually, we have a fairly good real-world analog for what would have happened in this scenario. Africa.
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Please elaborate.
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Iron-age tech & societies on par with the Greeks on the ground when the Europeans started their Early Modern expansion into Africa.skb12172 wrote:Please elaborate.
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