“We found that Christians and pagans were buried together and we can conclude that, at the … The Roman Curse: Gold Tablets Discovered in SerbiaRead more
Author: Elizabeth Lundin
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.
History’s Badasses: William Wallace
“I could not be a traitor to Edward, for I was never his subject.” – William … History’s Badasses: William WallaceRead more
Battles That Made History: Salamis Bay
Last week on Battles That Made History, we covered the famous Siege of Yorktown. It was the … Battles That Made History: Salamis BayRead more
Marble Stele Inscribed With the Seal of Darius I Found in Ukraine
“[The stele] is, without exaggeration, a discovery of international significance” – Vladmir Kuznetsov, director of Phanagoria Historical … Marble Stele Inscribed With the Seal of Darius I Found in UkraineRead more
16 of The Worst Historical Mistakes in Film Ever
Historical movies are pretty great. Unfortunately, sometimes film makers don’t always do their research like they … 16 of The Worst Historical Mistakes in Film EverRead more
Mysterious Celtic History Just Got a Little Less Mysterious
“It is very important that the story of the native population is put back into the … Mysterious Celtic History Just Got a Little Less MysteriousRead more
Pompeii’s Kitchens Reveal How the Romans Cooked
“We’re delighted the pieces have finally been put back on display where they were found and … Pompeii’s Kitchens Reveal How the Romans CookedRead more
Unsolved Archaeology: Sacsayhuaman
“And I may say, once and for all, carefully weighing my words, that in no part … Unsolved Archaeology: SacsayhuamanRead more
Tourists Who Damaged Historical Site Aprehended
PISCO BAY, PERU – Authorities have caught the tourists who damaged the important prehistoric geoglyph, El … Tourists Who Damaged Historical Site AprehendedRead more
Cahokia Not As Male-Dominated As Previously Thought, New Archaeology Shows
“Fowler’s and others’ interpretation of these mounds became the model that everybody across the east was … Cahokia Not As Male-Dominated As Previously Thought, New Archaeology ShowsRead more