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October 3, 2023September 30, 2023

John Knox: The Controversial Father of the Church of Scotland

John Knox was a fiery preacher and the catalyst for Scotland's Reformation legacy.

Alejandra Armitageby Alejandra Armitage
Composite image featuring the detailed facade of St Giles' Cathedral with its intricate gothic spires and stained glass windows on the left, and a close-up portrait of John Knox, depicted with a long beard and wearing a blue robe and black hat, on the right.
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The Holy Roman Empire: What Was It Really?

The Holy Roman Empire was a superpower of the Middle Ages.

by Mgr. Barbora Jiřincová, PhD. October 1, 2023September 30, 2023
Composite image featuring the iconic double-headed eagle emblem of the Holy Roman Empire on a yellow background to the left, and a painted scene to the right showing Charlemagne kneeling as he is crowned by a pope.
History

Vikings in Britain: They’ve Left Their Mark

Who were the Norse seafarers who left a lasting mark on Britain over a millennium ago?

by Janice Lundy September 28, 2023September 24, 2023
On the left a Viking portrait with long hair and beard, wearing a helmet. On the right, Norse Marauders Wreak Mayhem, depicting a dynamic scene of Viking warriors in action, clad in traditional armor and weapons, causing chaos and disruption in a British village.
History

The Druids and Their Sacred Island

For thousands of years, the Druids have remained a mystery to the modern inhabitants of Western Europe.

by Ben Campbell September 27, 2023September 24, 2023
A collage of Western segment of the earliest European map from a Greek manuscript after Ptolemy's Geography, featuring Ireland (also known as Ivernia Island) and an Arch Druid in his judicial habit.
History

The Oracle of Delphi: The Whisperer of the Hellas

Pythia, the oracle that shaped the fates of nations.

by Edward Miller September 26, 2023September 21, 2023
A collage of two Pythia at Delphi representations.
History

The Mystery of the Minoans

What do we know about the advanced society who inhabited the island of Crete 4000 years ago?

by Matthew C. Showers September 25, 2023September 24, 2023
A photo of an ancient Minoan Palace at Knossos with red columns. The temple is in a state of ruin and has a clear blue sky in the background. On the left side a fresco of a Minoan woman.
History

3 Greatest Mongol Generals You’ve Never Heard Of

How these talented generals became Genghis Khan’s shock troops.

by Matthew Avitabile September 22, 2023September 21, 2023
Photo of three bronze statues of Mongolian generals, possibly Hulagu Khan, Jebe and Subutai, on horses on top of a map of the Mongol Empire at its Height, 1259–early 14th century, in red and yellow, showing its capitals and major regions in the early 14th century.
History

Thomas Paine and Common Sense

The lasting effect of a few pages on the course of history.

by MJ Liden September 20, 2023September 20, 2023
A historical document titled "Common Sense" by Thomas Paine, with a portrait of Thomas Paine on the right side. The document argues for the independence of the American colonies from Britain and criticizes the monarchy and hereditary succession.
History

Dorestad: Carolingians vs. Vikings

The transformation of an 8th century Frankish market town under Viking Influence.

by Heather Menz September 18, 2023September 18, 2023
A sketch of a Viking king overlooking Dorestad. The king has a winged helmet and a long beard. The city is full of buildings, ships, and people.
History

Pre-Columbian Era: Mexico Before European Contact

From the Anahuac Valley to the Sonoran Desert, Mexico was a vastly different place before European contact

by Francisco Perpuli September 17, 2023September 17, 2023
A collage of a photo of The Pyramid of the Sun, the grandest structure in Teotihuacan, Mexico and a photo of an ancient Maya temple decoration stone sculpture of a face with intricate details and patterns.
History

The Shipwrecks of Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations

Shipwrecks reveal a wealth of intriguing information about ancient Mediterranean cultures.

by Jessica Kenmore September 17, 2023September 17, 2023
Photo realistic image of a computerized breakdown of the Antikythera Mechanism – golden mechanical device with gears and dials. In the background, an underwater photo of ancient amphora pots covered in coral and sea life, with striped fish swimming near them.
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