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The Mysteries Of The Mortal Remains Of Genii: Da Vinci And Mozart — 19 Feb 2021

The Mysteries Of The Mortal Remains Of Genii: Da Vinci And Mozart

By ashley cowie

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In every period throughout human history men and women have disappeared under unknown or mysterious circumstances. These disappearances present some of the most intriguing historical puzzles ranging from suspected political assassinations, to less...
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The Mysteries Of The Mortal Remains Of Genii: Da Vinci And Mozart — 19 Feb 2021

The Mysteries Of The Mortal Remains Of Genii: Da Vinci And Mozart

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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In every period throughout human history men and women have disappeared under unknown or mysterious circumstances. These disappearances present some of the most intriguing historical puzzles ranging from suspected political assassinations, to less...
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Bards, Historians And Historiographers Of Ancient Greece — 08 Feb 2021

Bards, Historians And Historiographers Of Ancient Greece

By Cam Rea

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Greece, a modern country found in Southeastern Europe, has for more than a thousand years presented the world with famous battles, fine art, wine, poetry, gods, and tales that at times bewilder the mind. But none of this could have happened had it...
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Bards, Historians And Historiographers Of Ancient Greece — 08 Feb 2021

Bards, Historians And Historiographers Of Ancient Greece

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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Greece, a modern country found in Southeastern Europe, has for more than a thousand years presented the world with famous battles, fine art, wine, poetry, gods, and tales that at times bewilder the mind. But none of this could have happened had it...
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Pirate Ship. ( neillockhart / Adobe) — 05 Feb 2021

Hostis Humani Generis: Pirates Of Port Royal And Tortuga

By Aaronne Colagrossi

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The history of piracy has always held the imagination captive, both for what concerns the nautical and its techniques and for the geopolitical landscape it occupied. Its origins spring from the times of the ancient Egyptians to the Romans, up to...
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Pirate Ship. ( neillockhart / Adobe) — 05 Feb 2021

Hostis Humani Generis: Pirates Of Port Royal And Tortuga

By Aaronne Colagrossi

History & Tradition

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The history of piracy has always held the imagination captive, both for what concerns the nautical and its techniques and for the geopolitical landscape it occupied. Its origins spring from the times of the ancient Egyptians to the Romans, up to...
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Ancestor Veneration — 03 Feb 2021

Maya Shaman's Light and Darkness Worlds

By george fery

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The word shaman for most people, carries an aura of mystery and perplexity. Yet, it is a spiritual practice that began with early human societies. For people unfamiliar with at times perplexing practices, shamanism is often veiled in an obscure and...
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Ancestor Veneration — 03 Feb 2021

Maya Shaman's Light and Darkness Worlds

By george fery

History & Tradition

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The word shaman for most people, carries an aura of mystery and perplexity. Yet, it is a spiritual practice that began with early human societies. For people unfamiliar with at times perplexing practices, shamanism is often veiled in an obscure and...
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Embarkation of the Pilgrims. Pilgrim Hall, Plymouth, Mass. (Public Domain) — 25 Jan 2021

King Philip’s War: 17th-Century Hostility Between The Wampanoag and The Pilgrims

By Cam Rea

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On June 20, 1675, the small border town of Swansea, Massachusetts, was attacked by a band of Pokanoket of the Wampanoag tribe. No casualties resulted from the Pokanoket raid that day, except for some dead cattle and homesteads that were raided and...
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Embarkation of the Pilgrims. Pilgrim Hall, Plymouth, Mass. (Public Domain) — 25 Jan 2021

King Philip’s War: 17th-Century Hostility Between The Wampanoag and The Pilgrims

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

1

On June 20, 1675, the small border town of Swansea, Massachusetts, was attacked by a band of Pokanoket of the Wampanoag tribe. No casualties resulted from the Pokanoket raid that day, except for some dead cattle and homesteads that were raided and...
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