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In the "whole Africa ISOT" scenario complaints about cheap Chinese imports begin half a thousand years earlier ...

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They may explore those coasts, but the effects might be none. At least until Europeans and or Arabs "discover" said Polynesians and talk to them/torture knowledge out of them, AND such knowledge is disseminated.

How important was Egypt in the 1115-1150 period in beating up the Crusaders and Crusader States? As I expect turmoil there - due to changes in Nile water regime - how could this impact events?

LOL! I know you tried :) But it could be unsalvageable. Egypt itself IMO may progress from extreme arid to not quite so arid. A weaker East African monsoon might not be offset by more precipitation in south (and central?) Sudan. And even if equatorial rains offset the changes to the monsoon or...

The Sahara and south African deserts are there for a reason - the high pressure zones. I cannot remember the fancy name for it :) Once the oceans currents sort themselves out I'd expect NBL (new better location) Africa to be relatively unchanged climatically. Maybe Sahara is a bit wetter? But...