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Recreated Viking helmet and weapon — 01 Dec 2017

Burning, Pillaging, and Carving up the Lands: Viking Raids into England - Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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Vikings in history and popular culture are known as strong and dangerous, bloodthirsty killers, raiders, pillagers – pirates of land and sea. But who were the Vikings, and what were the causes of their raids across Northern Europe during the...
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Recreated Viking helmet and weapon — 01 Dec 2017

Burning, Pillaging, and Carving up the Lands: Viking Raids into England - Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

1

Vikings in history and popular culture are known as strong and dangerous, bloodthirsty killers, raiders, pillagers – pirates of land and sea. But who were the Vikings, and what were the causes of their raids across Northern Europe during the...
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The Burning Galley — 29 Nov 2017

“Never Before Has Such a Terror Appeared”: Viking Raids into Ireland – Part I

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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Vikings struck terror into the hearts of many in Europeans—and their reputation still lingers today when you ask a person to describe them. The answers given are that they were violent, hairy brutes, blood thirsty, and a cool people. But who were...
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The Burning Galley — 29 Nov 2017

“Never Before Has Such a Terror Appeared”: Viking Raids into Ireland – Part I

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

1

Vikings struck terror into the hearts of many in Europeans—and their reputation still lingers today when you ask a person to describe them. The answers given are that they were violent, hairy brutes, blood thirsty, and a cool people. But who were...
Read More

Dazzling Nebmaatre: Amenhotep III and the Age of Opulence—Part I — 28 Dec 2016

Dazzling Nebmaatre: Amenhotep III and the Age of Opulence—Part I

By anand balaji

History & Tradition

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The long and glorious history of ancient Egypt gave the world an array of pharaohs whose qualities spanned the entire spectrum of human emotions and achievements: the builders, the warriors, the pious, the ruthless—even a monotheist—yet, few...
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Dazzling Nebmaatre: Amenhotep III and the Age of Opulence—Part I — 28 Dec 2016

Dazzling Nebmaatre: Amenhotep III and the Age of Opulence—Part I

By anand balaji

History & Tradition

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The long and glorious history of ancient Egypt gave the world an array of pharaohs whose qualities spanned the entire spectrum of human emotions and achievements: the builders, the warriors, the pious, the ruthless—even a monotheist—yet, few...
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Twins, Kings and Horses: Symbols of the Divine Twins in Ancient Mythology — 14 Nov 2016

Twins, Kings and Horses: Symbols of the Divine Twins in Ancient Mythology

By MartiniF

Mythology & Mystery

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The ancient figures of the “Divine Twins” are recognizable throughout the world with minor variations of the same themes. They are usually depicted as the sons of the Sky God, or even having dual paternity – one twin from a human father and...
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Twins, Kings and Horses: Symbols of the Divine Twins in Ancient Mythology — 14 Nov 2016

Twins, Kings and Horses: Symbols of the Divine Twins in Ancient Mythology

By MartiniF

Mythology & Mystery

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The ancient figures of the “Divine Twins” are recognizable throughout the world with minor variations of the same themes. They are usually depicted as the sons of the Sky God, or even having dual paternity – one twin from a human father and...
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The tomb of Cyrus the Great — 03 Aug 2016

The Possible Origins of the Early Persian Kings: Inscriptions Reveal a Pattern - Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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[Read Part 1 here]Cyrus I of AnshanCyrus I was the second king of Anshan and son of Teispes. The name Cyrus in Old Persian is Kurush; in Elamite, Kurash; in Akkadian, Kuraha (u); and in Hebrew, Koresh. Cyrus I is said to have reigned from 640-600...
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The tomb of Cyrus the Great — 03 Aug 2016

The Possible Origins of the Early Persian Kings: Inscriptions Reveal a Pattern - Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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[Read Part 1 here]Cyrus I of AnshanCyrus I was the second king of Anshan and son of Teispes. The name Cyrus in Old Persian is Kurush; in Elamite, Kurash; in Akkadian, Kuraha (u); and in Hebrew, Koresh. Cyrus I is said to have reigned from 640-600...
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Mosaic depicting Persian Archers. (Pre 4th Century BC) — 01 Aug 2016

The Possible Origins of the Early Persian Kings: Mystery Men - Part I

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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I have written on the origins of the Arsacid Dynasty (Parthian Empire) and that of the Sassanid’s in previous articles. However, one dynasty often gets much attention in terms of its social, political, and military achievements along with its...
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Mosaic depicting Persian Archers. (Pre 4th Century BC) — 01 Aug 2016

The Possible Origins of the Early Persian Kings: Mystery Men - Part I

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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I have written on the origins of the Arsacid Dynasty (Parthian Empire) and that of the Sassanid’s in previous articles. However, one dynasty often gets much attention in terms of its social, political, and military achievements along with its...
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Zep Tepi and the Turin Royal Canon: Unanswered Mysteries in the Lists of Succession — 16 May 2016

Zep Tepi and the Turin Royal Canon: Unanswered Mysteries in the Lists of Succession

By Armando Mei

Archaeology & Science

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The Egyptian Book of Dead is one of the most important ancient documents ever found. Egyptologists discovered religious traditions of ancient Egypt by translating the hieroglyphics inscribed on the wall of Unas’ pyramid - pharaoh of the fifth...
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Zep Tepi and the Turin Royal Canon: Unanswered Mysteries in the Lists of Succession — 16 May 2016

Zep Tepi and the Turin Royal Canon: Unanswered Mysteries in the Lists of Succession

By Armando Mei

Archaeology & Science

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The Egyptian Book of Dead is one of the most important ancient documents ever found. Egyptologists discovered religious traditions of ancient Egypt by translating the hieroglyphics inscribed on the wall of Unas’ pyramid - pharaoh of the fifth...
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