07 Nov 2022 The Protestant Wind That Scattered The Spanish Armada 1588 By Aaronne Colagrossi History & Tradition 1 There had never been such good blood between Spain and England as in the mid-16th century. However, in the last quarter of this century relations between Philip II of Spain (also known as 'Philip the Prudent') and Elizabeth I (also known as 'The... Read More
02 Nov 2022 Mankind Is Mesmerized By Millennia Of Moon Mysteries By ashley cowie History & Tradition 0 Over millennia humankind has been mesmerized by the moon, speculating as to what exactly the moon is and only in early-2022 a team of astronomers suggest the moon may have “formed immediately, in a matter of hours, when material from the Earth... Read More
26 Oct 2022 Female Contenders For Alexander’s Crown: Cynane, Adea, Olympias By MartiniF History & Tradition 0 Behind every successful man stands an ambitious woman, the saying goes, more-so if she is a blood-relative of Alxander the Great, and a warrior. Claiming descent from Herakles, the son of Zeus, through his great-great-grandson Temenus, King of... Read More
24 Oct 2022 The Forgotten Arab Raid On Rome In 846 AD By Jake Leigh-Howarth History & Tradition 0 Throughout its millennia long existence, the illustrious city of Rome has been invaded many times, and changed hands just as frequently. The Gauls, Goths, Vandals, and Normans have all been responsible at one time or another for despoiling the... Read More
12 Oct 2022 Papua New Guinea’s Sepik River Rituals By micki pistorius History & Tradition 0 Winding its way like a serpentine from its origin source in the Victor Emanuel Mountain Range in the central highlands of Papua New Guinea, the Sepik River receives many tributaries along its way until it finally flows directly into the Bismark... Read More