Every question so far
All the questions we have stopped to poke, prod, and ask about so far.
Some ancient cities spent years surrounding themselves with stone, brick, or packed earth. That is a huge amount of work on top of everything else a city needed.
Take a guessA knight in full armor looks ready for battle and also, honestly, ready to make stairs a problem.
Take a guessSome Roman roads ran across the landscape with a confidence you can still see on maps today.
Take a guessToday we put tomatoes on everything. A few centuries ago, plenty of Europeans looked at them and thought, "Absolutely not." How did a perfectly edible fruit get such a terrible reputation?
Take a guessA Viking ship could show up quickly, carry a crew far from home, and leave people wondering how it got there so fast.
Take a guessThe ground feels still. The Sun, Moon, stars, and planets appear to move overhead. That is a powerful first impression.
Take a guessOne machine helped ideas travel farther than the person who wrote them. That is a strange amount of power for ink, metal, and paper.
Take a guessA castle already has walls, gates, and towers. So why put the whole thing up on a hill?
Take a guessAn eye patch is one of the first things people picture when they imagine a pirate. But what was it actually for?
Take a guessA pyramid is a very simple shape until people decide to make one taller than a city street and heavier than belief.
Take a guessA ship leaves shore with a map that gets less certain the farther it goes. Somebody still decided the risk was worth it.
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