13 Nov 2024 Elagabalus and the Imperial Women: Influence and Power in the Severan Dynasty By MartiniF History & Tradition 1 During the Severan Dynasty, women from the Julian family of Emesa (modern-day Homs) in Syria, who were married to the Severan men, exerted enormous and often crucial influence over Roman government policies and events. Thus, Cassius Dio informs us... Read More
11 Nov 2024 Mythology's Role in Ancient Politics and War By Aleksa Vučković History & Tradition 0 In ancient times, people often viewed the world through the lens of their beliefs and traditions. Mythologies of ancient cultures were much more than collections of old stories and legends - they were the core of a nation’s identity, and the... Read More
08 Nov 2024 Podcast: History Fuzz: Episode 06: Dr. Robert Weiner. Anasazi ceremonial ways and the Mount Wilson Meridian By ashley cowie History & Tradition 0 In this episode, Dr. Robert Weiner, an archaeologist in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Colorado, Boulder, offers a deep dive into the ancient Chacoan road networks in the U.S. Southwest. Specializing in religion, cognition, and... Read More
04 Nov 2024 The Art of War in Sun Tzu’s Era: Military philosophy and its application By Aleksa Vučković History & Tradition 0 The great Ancient Chinese thinkers were truly ahead of their time. Observing the world through a truly complex lens, they managed to leave such a lofty legacy that their works are admired even today, millennia later. Sun Tzu is arguably the most... Read More
30 Oct 2024 Ancient Japanese Feudalism and the Samurai Class By Aleksa Vučković History & Tradition 0 For most of the medieval period, feudalism was the dominant social system across the world. In Japan, however, it took on a distinct form, adapted to the traditions and the cultures of this eastern nation. There, it became closely connected with... Read More