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What is the meaning of Maddy mean?
Maddy is a nickname for Madeline or Madison.and it can also mean tall tower
Why did Atilla the Hun pull the limbs off his enemy?
to make sure his enemy was dead
Would cavemen have a family?
Yes, we have found graves of ancient peoples where mothers and children have been buried together by their families.
What is cuneiform and who invented it?
the sumerians invented it.
What was the place of publication in the book Greek Myths?
'THe Greek Myths' by Robert Graves was first published in London and New York in 1955.
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