The Siege of Boston began the American Revolution, beginning on April 1775 and lasting until March … The Siege of Boston: The Start of the American RevolutionRead more
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Lucy Stone’s Hard Work and Determination Towards Women’s Suffrage
Lucy Stone, the first woman from Massachusetts to earn a college degree, was a well known … Lucy Stone’s Hard Work and Determination Towards Women’s SuffrageRead more
How Alice Paul Campaigned for Women’s Suffrage
Alice Paul was a prominent women’s right activist and suffragist. Paul was the main leader of … How Alice Paul Campaigned for Women’s SuffrageRead more
Musical History: The World’s Oldest Melody
Humans have been making music for at least 43,000 years. Archaeologists have found bone flutes dating … Musical History: The World’s Oldest MelodyRead more
Castle Find Shows How Crusaders Had Fun
UPPER GALILEE, ISRAEL – Archaeologists discovered that the German Crusaders living in Montfort Castle on a … Castle Find Shows How Crusaders Had FunRead more
5 of the Most Important Political Protests in History
Yesterday, three million women around the world joined with the Women’s March on Washington to declare that … 5 of the Most Important Political Protests in HistoryRead more
Archaeologists Unearthed a Stash of 13,000 Jam Jars in London
When the Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA) investigated the site of a proposed new train station … Archaeologists Unearthed a Stash of 13,000 Jam Jars in LondonRead more
7,000 Year-Old House Discovered in Moldova
“This is an important discovery, because we finally have proof that representatives of the Linear Pottery … 7,000 Year-Old House Discovered in MoldovaRead more
What Life Was Like: Ancient Mesopotamia
The narrative of history we find in most textbooks says very little about the regular person. … What Life Was Like: Ancient MesopotamiaRead more
Tomb of Ancient Viking High King Discovered
“It’s just a theory, an idea, but somebody has to say it first.” – Bjarne Henning … Tomb of Ancient Viking High King DiscoveredRead more