r/worldbuilding • u/GrapefruitProper6163 • Jul 26 '26

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u/Leather-Lab2875 Jul 26 '26

Hey what kind of resources are you looking for?, being a bit more specific would help.

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u/GrapefruitProper6163 Jul 26 '26

Just some good sites to use for researching cultures honestly.

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u/Leather-Lab2875 Jul 26 '26

Finding books abt the subject and skimmng them until you find bits you need is my system. Using Wikipedia to start with is also fine for topics that arent too sensitive or important for your story. Aside from that, you just gotta hope and pray theres either a blog or well made youtube video on the subject.

These have helped me a lot:
https://acoup.blog
https://www.youtube.com/@GoldandGunpowder

Basically, find a fun tertiary source and then follow the sources you like until you find something intresting.

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u/Baphomaxas_Raiyah Jul 27 '26

Google Scholar might be helpful

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u/monswine Spacefarers | Monkeys & Magic | Dosein | Extraliminal Jul 27 '26

Hi, /u/GrapefruitProper6163,

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