29 Dec 2023 Anglo-Saxon Bed Burials And Grandmother’s Featherbed By Viki Holton History & Tradition, Family & Relationships 0 In April 2022, a ‘once in a lifetime” British archaeological discovery was made of a rare bed burial, accompanied by grave goods, known as the Harpole Treasure. So important and so vital was it to be carefully guarded from theft, that in every... Read More
27 Dec 2023 Secret Gardens Of Angels, The Occult, Kabbalah, And Miracles In Catalonia’s Girona By Elyn and Gary History & Tradition 0 Girona in Catalonia, Spain, is an experience in polarities, capturing the romance of Paris but also a tinge of foreboding prevalent in Moscow. Girona is both a very popular modern destination and an ancient town filled with occulted history and... Read More
26 Dec 2023 Did Charles Dickens Really Invent Christmas – Ask His Descendant By Lucinda Hawksley History & Tradition 0 The year 1843, was to mark a turning point in how the British – and eventually much of the wider world – celebrated Christmas. Not only was it the year in which Charles Dickens’ novella, A Christmas Carol, was published; it was also the year... Read More
15 Dec 2023 Desperate Lesser-Known Emperors Facing A Disintegrating Western Roman Empire: 455-476 AD By Mario Bartolini History & Tradition 0 The assassination of Emperor Valentinian III in March 455 AD, heralded the last phase of the Western Roman Empire’s political existence. By then, large parts of its territory were either occupied by untrustworthy federated Germanic ‘allies’... Read More
13 Dec 2023 Conspiracy: Meriwether Lewis And Thomas Jefferson’s Missing Documents By jim willis History & Tradition 0 Some lost treasures do not consist of gold, silver, or precious gems, yet their value exceeds monetary reckoning. Some even consider these lost treasures priceless, and a few seem to be cursed, considering the experience of those who figure... Read More