28 Oct 2024 The Impact of Agricultural Developments on Social Hierarchies By Aleksa Vučković History & Tradition 1 Throughout the history of mankind, major innovations drove us forward. But as they did so, they also changed us profoundly. No great shift in the way humans lived came about peacefully or smoothly. Instead, it caused upheaval, cultural changes,... Read More
25 Oct 2024 Podcast: History Fuzz: Episode 05: Dr. Robert Barratt. Mathematics, coding and the Neolithic alignments of Malta and Ireland By ashley cowie History & Tradition 0 In this engaging podcast episode, Dr. Robert Barratt, a research scientist at Queen’s University in Belfast, discusses his innovative application of computer code to investigate the astronomical alignments of Neolithic structures. Dr. Barratt... Read More
21 Oct 2024 The Role of Disease in the Decline of Great Empires By Aleksa Vučković History & Tradition 0 During their heights, many great empires were considered invincible - before God and Man. Ruling over great territories and thriving for centuries, such empires were major global powers, and invading them was never an option for a would-be enemy.... Read More
18 Oct 2024 The Lady and the Emperor: The Dramatic Life and Death of Poppaea Sabina By MartiniF History & Tradition 0 Theatrics and excesses seem to run in the family of Nero, the emperor of Rome – that is, according to ancient authors such as Tacitus and Suetonius. Nero’s grandfather, Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus, once staged a gladiatorial contest with such... Read More
14 Oct 2024 The Philosophies of Confucius and Their Influence on Chinese Society By Aleksa Vučković History & Tradition 0 Confucius, a name synonymous with ancient Chinese philosophy, remains one of the most influential thinkers not only in China but also throughout the world. Born in 551 BC during a time of social and political turmoil, Confucius developed a system... Read More