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AI image of Roman military with war elephants. — 10 Jul 2024

The Role of Animals in Ancient Warfare: War on All Four

By Aleksa Vučković

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The utilization of animals in ancient warfare is a fascinating subject that underscores the ingenuity and adaptability of early civilizations in our past. Throughout history, animals have been indispensable allies in battles, offering strength,...
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AI image of Roman military with war elephants. — 10 Jul 2024

The Role of Animals in Ancient Warfare: War on All Four

By Aleksa Vučković

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The utilization of animals in ancient warfare is a fascinating subject that underscores the ingenuity and adaptability of early civilizations in our past. Throughout history, animals have been indispensable allies in battles, offering strength,...
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AI portrait of King Alfred the Great — 08 Jul 2024

Cunobeline: The Historical King Who Inspired Shakespeare's Cymbeline

By MartiniF

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To write his plays, William Shakespeare looked for inspiration in a wide variety of sources, including myths, history, and popular stories of his day. Among Shakespeare’s inspirations were two ancient British kings. Of the two kings, King Lear is...
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AI portrait of King Alfred the Great — 08 Jul 2024

Cunobeline: The Historical King Who Inspired Shakespeare's Cymbeline

By MartiniF

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To write his plays, William Shakespeare looked for inspiration in a wide variety of sources, including myths, history, and popular stories of his day. Among Shakespeare’s inspirations were two ancient British kings. Of the two kings, King Lear is...
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Statue of Hercules known as the Pillars of Hercules. — 05 Jul 2024

A Hypothesis on the Pillars of Hercules and Their True Location

By Felice Vinci

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AbstractIn this article, aimed at identifying the real location of the mythical Pillars of Hercules, it is first verified that in the works of Plutarch and Plato there are correct references to a continent beyond the Atlantic Ocean. Plutarch...
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Statue of Hercules known as the Pillars of Hercules. — 05 Jul 2024

A Hypothesis on the Pillars of Hercules and Their True Location

By Felice Vinci

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AbstractIn this article, aimed at identifying the real location of the mythical Pillars of Hercules, it is first verified that in the works of Plutarch and Plato there are correct references to a continent beyond the Atlantic Ocean. Plutarch...
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AI generated Ancient Celtic warrior prepared for battle. — 03 Jul 2024

Warriors and Kings: The 1500-Year Battle for Celtic Britain - An Interview with Martin Wall

By Martin Wall

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We sit down with Martin Wall, author of Warriors and Kings: The 1500-Year Battle for Celtic Britain, to discuss his recent publication, the motivation behind it and more.Petros Koutoupis: Who is Martin Wall and what motivated you to write about...
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AI generated Ancient Celtic warrior prepared for battle. — 03 Jul 2024

Warriors and Kings: The 1500-Year Battle for Celtic Britain - An Interview with Martin Wall

By Martin Wall

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We sit down with Martin Wall, author of Warriors and Kings: The 1500-Year Battle for Celtic Britain, to discuss his recent publication, the motivation behind it and more.Petros Koutoupis: Who is Martin Wall and what motivated you to write about...
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Portrait of a man dressed like Moctezuma. — 26 Jun 2024

The Social Hierarchy of the Aztec Empire: A Complex Human Mechanism

By Aleksa Vučković

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The Aztec Empire, known for its grandeur and sophistication, was one of the most powerful and influential civilizations in Mesoamerican history. Flourishing from the early 14th century until the Spanish conquest in 1521 AD, the Aztec civilization...
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Portrait of a man dressed like Moctezuma. — 26 Jun 2024

The Social Hierarchy of the Aztec Empire: A Complex Human Mechanism

By Aleksa Vučković

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The Aztec Empire, known for its grandeur and sophistication, was one of the most powerful and influential civilizations in Mesoamerican history. Flourishing from the early 14th century until the Spanish conquest in 1521 AD, the Aztec civilization...
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