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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.
Archaeologists May Have Found a Link to King Arthur in Cornwall
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Archaeologists May Have Found a Link to King Arthur in Cornwall

“The discovery of high-status buildings – potentially a royal palace complex – at Tintagel is transforming … Archaeologists May Have Found a Link to King Arthur in CornwallRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•April 29, 2025
A History of Science Fiction (Part V)
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A History of Science Fiction (Part V)

Last time on A History of Science Fiction, we covered the pulp era of the early 1900s and … A History of Science Fiction (Part V)Read more

by Elizabeth Lundin•April 27, 2025
History’s Badasses: Joan of Arc
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History’s Badasses: Joan of Arc

“I must be at the King’s side … there will be no help [for the kingdom] if … History’s Badasses: Joan of ArcRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•April 21, 2025
Largest Mayan Tomb Ever at Xunantunich
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Largest Mayan Tomb Ever at Xunantunich

“[The tomb] is one of the largest burial chambers we have ever found,” – Dr. Jaime … Largest Mayan Tomb Ever at XunantunichRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•April 20, 2025
New Alamo Project Has Uncovered an Exciting Find
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New Alamo Project Has Uncovered an Exciting Find

It was December of 1835. Texas was fighting a bloody battle for independence from Mexico. It … New Alamo Project Has Uncovered an Exciting FindRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•April 19, 2025
The Face of Prehistoric Scotland: Meet Ava
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The Face of Prehistoric Scotland: Meet Ava

The face you’re looking at is 3,700 years old. Her name is Ava, and she was … The Face of Prehistoric Scotland: Meet AvaRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•April 17, 2025
Battles That Made History: The Siege of Yorktown
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Battles That Made History: The Siege of Yorktown

Last time on Battles that Made History, we talked about the legendary Battle of the 300, commonly … Battles That Made History: The Siege of YorktownRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•April 16, 2025
Does a Paleo Diet Eliminate Cancer? Not According to Archaeology
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Does a Paleo Diet Eliminate Cancer? Not According to Archaeology

“Modern medicine tends to assume that cancers and tumours in humans are diseases caused by modern … Does a Paleo Diet Eliminate Cancer? Not According to ArchaeologyRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•April 15, 2025
Archaeology and the Kingdom of Gesher
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Archaeology and the Kingdom of Gesher

“The feeling you get is that they are either terrified of something on the outside or … Archaeology and the Kingdom of GesherRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•April 10, 2025
Mayan Site Helps Archaeologists Debunk ‘Chariots of the Gods’ Theory
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Mayan Site Helps Archaeologists Debunk ‘Chariots of the Gods’ Theory

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – Mayan king Pakal’s soul was destined to go down, not up, archaeologists … Mayan Site Helps Archaeologists Debunk ‘Chariots of the Gods’ TheoryRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•March 28, 2025

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