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Passes: the few places you can get through a mountain range
A mountain range is a wall with a small number of doors, and everything — trade, armies, languages, disease — has had to go through them.
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Every Kohopoho article tagged geography — 4 pieces across 1 section.
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A mountain range is a wall with a small number of doors, and everything — trade, armies, languages, disease — has had to go through them.
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A large share of the world’s biggest cities sit on river deltas, which are the most fertile, most connected and least stable ground available.
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Isolation does specific things to language, biology and social organisation, and island communities across the world have arrived at similar solutions to similar constraints.
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Hilltop settlements across the Mediterranean, the Andes and the Himalaya share a logic that stopped applying about two centuries ago. The buildings did not move.