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Re:A Model of the Cosmos in the Ancient Greek Antikythera Me... by LegitShady on Friday March 12, 2021 @10:39AM (#26436932)
Literally the dark ages...go read up on it.
Re:A Model of the Cosmos in the Ancient Greek Antikythera Me... by McRask on Friday March 12, 2021 @10:44AM (#26436979)
Define irony
Re:A Model of the Cosmos in the Ancient Greek Antikythera Me... by LegitShady on Friday March 12, 2021 @11:22AM (#26437412)
meh the dark ages are well studied and any minor effort to find some information on it will get someone more and more accurate information on it than asking on HN. It's the kind of question that has a short but useless answer that fits on hackernews 'fall of rome bad for progress' but the answer you should get is to go put in some basic effort and look it up - its easy to find information on using the terms 'dark ages'.
Re:A Model of the Cosmos in the Ancient Greek Antikythera Me... by belval on Friday March 12, 2021 @12:34PM (#26438352)
You assessment is fair, but there is a lot of data out there that you simply won't find by using Google search. One exemple is the "A collection of unmitigated pedantry" blog which I found after someone used it in a comment when replying to me.

If you google "Iron processing in the middle ages" you won't find Bret Devereaux' excellent series[1], yet it is a much better read than the Wikipedia page.

[1] https://acoup.blog/2020/09/18/collections-iron-how-did-they-...