I think diseases would have still been a factor no? Still a lot of gold to mine still had armor n steel It would have been different if so I just thought after the dark ages it took a long time to get to the enlightenment which started off with old Greek Roman n Arabic work were it could have been
Sooner I never thought about it much idk if anyone has ever done any work on it
That’s the thing. The church didn’t create a Dark Age in most of Europe. The fall of Rome created a Dark Age in Britain which was already poorly represented by Rome anyway. There is no Italian medieval dark age, nor is there a Spanish or French Dark Age, let alone a Greek or Egyptian Dark Age.
Not dark age per se, but the church still went through and destroyed like a lot of ancient texts. Or what we would consider today, ancient texts And yeah I mean I Greece n Egypt are obviously different But they aren't really on the atlantic like that
Most of the Great Minds of the Middle Ages were Platonists in either an Aristotlean material manner (Islam) or a Neoplatonic theological manner (Catholic).
Yeah idk enough about it. Maybe something I'll start nerding out on
Well if it’s happening as the same time as the Black Plague is also ravaging Afro-Eurasia that changes it in the sense that the would be conquerors are also being decimated by the same plague?
smallpox, measles, influenza, and cholera Are what ravaged mostly the indigenous population in America? According to my expert, studying into the matter two second google search Europeans had been dealing with ease since ancient times. I know that there were had been like continuous different
Plagues that ravage europe but I mean the black plague was like 1300 1400s so that's way after I guess ship tech matters tho this gets into a lot of what ifs tho I just figure the dark ages are like 6 centuries. It might not have moved it up six centuries, but moved it up still we'll never kno