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Elizabeth Lundin is a Portland-based freelance writer and blogger who enjoys writing about history almost as much as she enjoys reading it: which is quite a lot.
Spectacular 3,200-Year-Old Tomb Discovered on Cyprus
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Spectacular 3,200-Year-Old Tomb Discovered on Cyprus

DROMOAXIA VIZATZIA, CYPRUS – a 3,200 year-old tomb discovered in one of the oldest cities on … Spectacular 3,200-Year-Old Tomb Discovered on CyprusRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•February 2, 2026
Surprising Statues Unearthed at Petra
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Surprising Statues Unearthed at Petra

PETRA, JORDAN – Archaeologists were excavating Petra’s north ridge, examining what they thought was a pretty … Surprising Statues Unearthed at PetraRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•February 1, 2026
Inside Rome’s Great Colosseum
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Inside Rome’s Great Colosseum

When we think of entertainment today, we usually think of going to the movies or going … Inside Rome’s Great ColosseumRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•January 31, 2026
The 25 Best-Selling Books of All Time
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The 25 Best-Selling Books of All Time

People have been telling stories as long as there have been people. Ever since the written … The 25 Best-Selling Books of All TimeRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•January 25, 2026
The Real History That Inspired Dracula
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The Real History That Inspired Dracula

In 1887, Irish author Bram Stoker published his Gothic horror novel, Dracula. It tells the story of … The Real History That Inspired DraculaRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 2, 2025
History’s Badasses: Fazal Din
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History’s Badasses: Fazal Din

Last week, on History’s Badasses, we covered King Naresuan, the Black Prince of Thailand, who liberated Thailand … History’s Badasses: Fazal DinRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 31, 2025
Excavations at Bulgarian City Have Some Intriguing Finds
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Excavations at Bulgarian City Have Some Intriguing Finds

PLOVDIV, BULGARIA – Archaeologists working on the archaeological site of Nebet Tepe have unearthed a necropolis, … Excavations at Bulgarian City Have Some Intriguing FindsRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 24, 2025
1,000 Year Old Viking Sword Uncovered In South Iceland
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1,000 Year Old Viking Sword Uncovered In South Iceland

SKAFTÁRHREPPUR, SOUTH ICELAND – A group of fowl hunters were tracking a gaggle of geese in … 1,000 Year Old Viking Sword Uncovered In South IcelandRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 21, 2025
History’s Nutcases: Sir George Sitwell
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History’s Nutcases: Sir George Sitwell

“[Sir George Sitwell was] the strangest old bugger you ever met.” – Harold Acton. Last week … History’s Nutcases: Sir George SitwellRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 20, 2025
Battles That Made History: Gettysburg
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Battles That Made History: Gettysburg

Last week on Battles That Made History, we talked about the Battle of Waterloo, Napoleon’s famous final … Battles That Made History: GettysburgRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 19, 2025

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