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AI representation of Genesis 1:1: “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” — 30 Sep 2024

The Rise of Monotheism in the Ancient Near East

By Aleksa Vučković

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For centuries, our distant ancestors believed in a plethora of gods and goddesses, having a close relationship with the nature around them and personifying many natural occurrences. But there were some civilizations that moved past that...
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AI representation of Genesis 1:1: “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” — 30 Sep 2024

The Rise of Monotheism in the Ancient Near East

By Aleksa Vučković

History & Tradition

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For centuries, our distant ancestors believed in a plethora of gods and goddesses, having a close relationship with the nature around them and personifying many natural occurrences. But there were some civilizations that moved past that...
Read More

Podcast: History Fuzz: Episode 03: Professor Charles Stanish. Peru Pt 1. Chincha and Nazca Valley geoglyphs

In this episode of our podcast, we delve into the rich tapestry of ancient Andean societies with Charles Stanish, a prominent scholar whose career has spanned influential roles in archaeology and anthropology. Formerly the Professor of Anthropology...

Medieval knight wearing armor, ready to fight in battle. — 25 Sep 2024

Vortex of Violence – South Wales and the Beginning of the Wars of the Roses

By Stephen David

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In his seminal work ‘The End of the House of Lancaster’ Professor R. L. Storey places the beginning of the Wars of the Roses firmly in the period July/August 1453 and attributes its origins to the rising tensions between the Neville and Percy...
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Medieval knight wearing armor, ready to fight in battle. — 25 Sep 2024

Vortex of Violence – South Wales and the Beginning of the Wars of the Roses

By Stephen David

History & Tradition

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In his seminal work ‘The End of the House of Lancaster’ Professor R. L. Storey places the beginning of the Wars of the Roses firmly in the period July/August 1453 and attributes its origins to the rising tensions between the Neville and Percy...
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Historical Scene of Ancient Slavery. — 20 Sep 2024

The Ethics of Slavery in Ancient Civilizations

By Aleksa Vučković

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Slavery, a practice that has existed in various forms throughout human history, was always a subject of significant ethical debate. In ancient civilizations, slavery was not only an economic and social institution but also deeply intertwined with...
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Historical Scene of Ancient Slavery. — 20 Sep 2024

The Ethics of Slavery in Ancient Civilizations

By Aleksa Vučković

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Slavery, a practice that has existed in various forms throughout human history, was always a subject of significant ethical debate. In ancient civilizations, slavery was not only an economic and social institution but also deeply intertwined with...
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Viking ships in the distance. — 18 Sep 2024

Forgotten Vikings: D-Listers of the Viking Age

By alexharvey

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The Viking Age is a perennial subject for many, a period of about three-and-a-half centuries where the fortunes of various countries across northern Europe were forged out of fire, fury, bloodshed, economic growth, expansion, and all that jazz. Or...
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Viking ships in the distance. — 18 Sep 2024

Forgotten Vikings: D-Listers of the Viking Age

By alexharvey

History & Tradition

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The Viking Age is a perennial subject for many, a period of about three-and-a-half centuries where the fortunes of various countries across northern Europe were forged out of fire, fury, bloodshed, economic growth, expansion, and all that jazz. Or...
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