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The assassination of Caesar on the Ides of March — 26 Jul 2024

The History of Espionage in Ancient Rome

By Mario Bartolini

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If one is to briefly define the term of espionage, it would be described as the planning, the collection, the analysis, and dissemination of information as related to forces, nations, or coalitions of powers other than one’s own in a military or...
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The assassination of Caesar on the Ides of March — 26 Jul 2024

The History of Espionage in Ancient Rome

By Mario Bartolini

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If one is to briefly define the term of espionage, it would be described as the planning, the collection, the analysis, and dissemination of information as related to forces, nations, or coalitions of powers other than one’s own in a military or...
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AI image of ancient Egyptian temple ruins. — 24 Jul 2024

Fickle Sovereignty: Exploring Egypt's Third Intermediate Period

By Jessica Nadeau

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Characterized by political fragmentation and foreign rule, the Third Intermediate Period in Egypt saw a country divided among competing nations and religious adversaries, ushering in an era founded on collapse, riddled with flux and transformation....
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AI image of ancient Egyptian temple ruins. — 24 Jul 2024

Fickle Sovereignty: Exploring Egypt's Third Intermediate Period

By Jessica Nadeau

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Characterized by political fragmentation and foreign rule, the Third Intermediate Period in Egypt saw a country divided among competing nations and religious adversaries, ushering in an era founded on collapse, riddled with flux and transformation....
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AI image of Edfu temple in Egypt. — 19 Jul 2024

The Architectural Evolution of Egyptian Temples - The Marvels of Ancient Engineering

By Aleksa Vučković

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The architectural evolution of Egyptian temples is a critical glimpse into the ingenuity, religious fervor, and artistic prowess of one of the world's oldest and most enduring civilizations. Stretching across millennia, the design and construction...
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AI image of Edfu temple in Egypt. — 19 Jul 2024

The Architectural Evolution of Egyptian Temples - The Marvels of Ancient Engineering

By Aleksa Vučković

History & Tradition

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The architectural evolution of Egyptian temples is a critical glimpse into the ingenuity, religious fervor, and artistic prowess of one of the world's oldest and most enduring civilizations. Stretching across millennia, the design and construction...
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The fall of an ancient city by war. — 15 Jul 2024

Troy in Turkey or Troy in Britain? False Leads vs Hard Evidence

By Anthony Adolph

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Nobody reading Homer’s Iliad or Virgil’s Aeneid has ever failed to wonder ‘was this real?’ and ‘where was Troy?’. Homer’s Troy lay across the Aegean from Greece, whence the angry Greeks sailed to avenge the abduction of Helen. Since...
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The fall of an ancient city by war. — 15 Jul 2024

Troy in Turkey or Troy in Britain? False Leads vs Hard Evidence

By Anthony Adolph

History & Tradition

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Nobody reading Homer’s Iliad or Virgil’s Aeneid has ever failed to wonder ‘was this real?’ and ‘where was Troy?’. Homer’s Troy lay across the Aegean from Greece, whence the angry Greeks sailed to avenge the abduction of Helen. Since...
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Roman aqueducts in Caesarea, Israel. — 12 Jul 2024

Water Management in Ancient Civilizations: From Aqueducts to Qanats

By Aleksa Vučković

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Water management has been a cornerstone of human civilization since the dawn of agricultural societies. The availability and control of water resources have not only dictated the survival of communities but have also driven the development of...
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Roman aqueducts in Caesarea, Israel. — 12 Jul 2024

Water Management in Ancient Civilizations: From Aqueducts to Qanats

By Aleksa Vučković

History & Tradition

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Water management has been a cornerstone of human civilization since the dawn of agricultural societies. The availability and control of water resources have not only dictated the survival of communities but have also driven the development of...
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