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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The gruesome slaughter really began when the Europeans invaded and leaned on literal slaughter (enslaving and chopping off limbs and other body parts leaving them to suffer infection and slow death). I think the Mayan civilization is more interesting to contemplate because it isn't as explicitly documented down to the smallest detail as the Roman Empire. The Aztecs are interesting too in terms of mythological belief systems. The Romans (to me) are more exciting for movies, novels and history classes because it's like a well documented soap opera with lots of intrigue, turnover and the architecture and sculpture to back up each rulers' legitimacy and how they align with their predecessors or [/quote] ...or their attempts to wipe out their predecessor's image. Plus their is an influx of new cultures and global influence that brings in more iconography, tradition and knowledge. *hit post too soon![/quote]
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