11 Oct 2024 Podcast: History Fuzz: Episode 04: Dr. Kenneth Brophy. Scotland Pt 1. Neolithic astronomy and Glasgow's lost alignments By ashley cowie History & Tradition 0 In this engaging episode, we delve into the world of Neolithic and early Bronze Age Scotland through the insights of Dr. Kenneth Brophy, a distinguished senior lecturer in the Department of Archaeology at the University of Glasgow.[1] With a... Read More
09 Oct 2024 An Ancient Origins Special Feature: An Interview with Dan Jones By pkoutoupis History & Tradition 0 Discussing the Life of England's Greatest Warrior King: Henry VPrepare for an exclusive historical deep dive that will transport you through time and leave you with fresh perspectives on the most captivating moments in... Read More
07 Oct 2024 “Lady Bergavenny”: Joanna Neville, Anne Boleyn or Eleanor Stafford? Decoding the Mystery By Sylvia Barbara ... History & Tradition 1 On 10th April 2016 the article published in the Sunday Times and Mail Online claimed that a nineteenth-century engraving of a lost portrait of Anne Boleyn had been found on eBay by the best-selling British historian and author Alison Weir. The... Read More
04 Oct 2024 Ancient Historians and Their Tales of Bizarre Tribes By Jessica Nadeau History & Tradition 0 Ancient Greek and Roman historians captivated their audiences with accounts of bizarre tribes dwelling on the periphery of the known world. Their customs were odd and their appearances even more fantastical. They represented the ever-present... Read More
02 Oct 2024 Egyptian Elysium: Connecting the Realms of the Living and the Dead in the Greco-Roman Period By Jason Jarrell History & Tradition 0 The long history of Egyptian afterlife writings began during the 3rd millennium BC, when the body of compositions known as the Pyramid Texts were carved onto the walls and coffins of the pyramids of Old Kingdom rulers at Saqqara, the necropolis of... Read More