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7 Amusing Facts About the Victorian Era
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7 Amusing Facts About the Victorian Era

The Victorian Era was a time of change, of innovation, and of really strange social values. … 7 Amusing Facts About the Victorian EraRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 15, 2023
Krampusnacht: What Is It, and How Did it Start?
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Krampusnacht: What Is It, and How Did it Start?

When most children in the world are thinking of a jolly, round old man with a … Krampusnacht: What Is It, and How Did it Start?Read more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 15, 2023
Archaeologists Have Discovered ‘Unprecedented’ 3,000 Year-Old Cemetery in Israel
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Archaeologists Have Discovered ‘Unprecedented’ 3,000 Year-Old Cemetery in Israel

ASHKELON CEMETERY, ISRAEL – Archaeologists have made an incredible discovery along Israel’s coast: a 3,000 year-old … Archaeologists Have Discovered ‘Unprecedented’ 3,000 Year-Old Cemetery in IsraelRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 14, 2023
How Dorothea Lynde Dix Improved life for the Mentally Ill
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How Dorothea Lynde Dix Improved life for the Mentally Ill

Dorothea Lynde Dix spent much of her career as an educator and social reformer to working … How Dorothea Lynde Dix Improved life for the Mentally IllRead more

by AO•August 12, 2023
History’s Badasses: Spartacus
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History’s Badasses: Spartacus

Last time on History’s Badasses, we covered martial arts badass, actor, and director Bruce Lee. This time, we’re … History’s Badasses: SpartacusRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 12, 2023
Where Was Ancient Byblos’ Harbor?
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Where Was Ancient Byblos’ Harbor?

The city of Byblos is considered by the UNESCO World Heritage Foundation to be one of … Where Was Ancient Byblos’ Harbor?Read more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 12, 2023
6 More of History’s Most Ridiculous Deaths
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6 More of History’s Most Ridiculous Deaths

Think history is just a boring list of names and dates? Think again. There’s hundreds of … 6 More of History’s Most Ridiculous DeathsRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 12, 2023
Aphra Behn: The First Professional English Female Author
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Aphra Behn: The First Professional English Female Author

Born in 1640, Aphra Behn was one of the first women in England to make a … Aphra Behn: The First Professional English Female AuthorRead more

by AO•August 12, 2023
Changing Landscapes: How Life Once Flourished in Jordan’s Black Desert
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Changing Landscapes: How Life Once Flourished in Jordan’s Black Desert

“There are literally many thousands of Safaitic inscriptions and petroglyphs in the Jebel Qurma region, which … Changing Landscapes: How Life Once Flourished in Jordan’s Black DesertRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 12, 2023
Isabella I of Castile: The Queen that Sponsored Columbus
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Isabella I of Castile: The Queen that Sponsored Columbus

Isabella I of Castile ruled as Queen of Castile and León from December 11, 1474 until … Isabella I of Castile: The Queen that Sponsored ColumbusRead more

by AO•August 12, 2023

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