Perhaps 3,000 years from now archaeologists will be debating the reasons for the diaspora that occurred in the lands around the Mediterranean Sea during the early 21st century.
Love and Intrigue: Ruins of King Pierre I and Joanna l’Aleman's Forbidden Romance
In the twilight of the medieval period, amidst the clash of crusades and kingdoms, unfolds the poignant saga of King Pierre I de Lusignan and his courtier, Joanna l’Aleman&md...
Renaissance Magic: Linking the Earthly and the Divine
In the Renaissance, magic was a convergence of science, philosophy, and the mystical, reflecting the era's quest for knowledge and understanding of the world.
Fire and Sword: Thermal Weapons Set the Ancient World Ablaze
One only has to imagine what it would be like to witness cities devoured by flames, see fleets of ships sinking, their sails ablaze, or behold screaming victims doused in boiling p...
Athena Parthenos: Tales of Artistry, Myth and Athenian Glory
The city of Acte had not formally been bestowed with divine protection. However, its king, Cecrops, ushered a golden period so remarkable that the city was then renamed Cecropia an...