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>>291813690
>Q1: Compared to the wheat growing regions in the world currently, what is topographically odd about Mesopotamia (Iran/Iraq), Greece and Rome?
>>291814182
>The hills have eyes brother
>>291815873
>Mountains
>>291817609
>Do they all have the same soil groups/bedrock. Which could allude to cave systems.
>>291817629
>The topography of hilly landscapes makes it vulnerable to climate change, increasing the likelihood of crop failure
>>291818518
>Greece/Mesopotamia/Rome: Sloping Plains Ukraine: Steppes
>>291821027
>OK let's try natural defences - mountains protecting their food bowl and cities
>>291822023
>I think the point is being missed by all of the anons for stopping at the fact these areas are mountainous;
>>291822757
>High mountains at the edges, mountain streams, salt deserts?
>>291825245
>Tunnel systems that grant access to 'the being(s)' calling the shots from the innermost caverns of the Earth.
>>291832421
>Isn't it really rocky there to be growing wheat?
Shall we continue digging for the truth, /pol/? Or will you set me free this time and allow me to leave?
The rules of discussion remain the same.
>Q1: Compared to the wheat growing regions in the world currently, what is topographically odd about Mesopotamia (Iran/Iraq), Greece and Rome?
>>291814182
>The hills have eyes brother
>>291815873
>Mountains
>>291817609
>Do they all have the same soil groups/bedrock. Which could allude to cave systems.
>>291817629
>The topography of hilly landscapes makes it vulnerable to climate change, increasing the likelihood of crop failure
>>291818518
>Greece/Mesopotamia/Rome: Sloping Plains Ukraine: Steppes
>>291821027
>OK let's try natural defences - mountains protecting their food bowl and cities
>>291822023
>I think the point is being missed by all of the anons for stopping at the fact these areas are mountainous;
>>291822757
>High mountains at the edges, mountain streams, salt deserts?
>>291825245
>Tunnel systems that grant access to 'the being(s)' calling the shots from the innermost caverns of the Earth.
>>291832421
>Isn't it really rocky there to be growing wheat?
Shall we continue digging for the truth, /pol/? Or will you set me free this time and allow me to leave?
The rules of discussion remain the same.
