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Meet and Greets: The History Behind Saying Hello
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Meet and Greets: The History Behind Saying Hello

We use a thousand common phrases and gestures every single day without thinking twice about them. … Meet and Greets: The History Behind Saying HelloRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•November 11, 2023
Opulence and Luxury: Inside Nero’s Golden Palace
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Opulence and Luxury: Inside Nero’s Golden Palace

The Roman Emperor Nero left behind a great many architectural wonders. He might have been an infamous, ridiculously … Opulence and Luxury: Inside Nero’s Golden PalaceRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•November 10, 2023
History’s Nutcases: Tiberius
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History’s Nutcases: Tiberius

Last time on History’s Nutcases, we talked about a man named Jemmy Hirst, who fancied riding a … History’s Nutcases: TiberiusRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•November 5, 2023
Charles Cornwallis: The British General Known for Surrendering at Yorktown
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Charles Cornwallis: The British General Known for Surrendering at Yorktown

Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis was an officer in the British Army, leading many generals in … Charles Cornwallis: The British General Known for Surrendering at YorktownRead more

by AO•November 2, 2023
The Underage Boy Soldiers of WWI
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The Underage Boy Soldiers of WWI

During WWI, England had an estimated 250,000 underage soldiers fighting for the allies. They corrected the … The Underage Boy Soldiers of WWIRead more

by Damon•October 31, 2023
King-size Heist; Richard of Pudlicott Was The Dumbest Thief Of The 1300s
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King-size Heist; Richard of Pudlicott Was The Dumbest Thief Of The 1300s

It was April 1303. Nobody noticed Pudlicott and his accomplices, as they skated with £100,000 (around … King-size Heist; Richard of Pudlicott Was The Dumbest Thief Of The 1300sRead more

by Damon•October 28, 2023
That Time 11 Soldiers From Norway Thwarted Hitler’s Nuke Strategy
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That Time 11 Soldiers From Norway Thwarted Hitler’s Nuke Strategy

At one point during WWII, the only thing standing between the Nazi’s and nuclear weaponry was … That Time 11 Soldiers From Norway Thwarted Hitler’s Nuke StrategyRead more

by Damon•October 26, 2023
Battles That Made History: Tours
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Battles That Made History: Tours

Last time, on Battles That Made History, we talked about the famous Battle of Gettysburg. Gettysburg was the … Battles That Made History: ToursRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•October 25, 2023
Laodicea’s Sacred Agora
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Laodicea’s Sacred Agora

“Work in the agora is very important. It covers an area of 35,000 square meters. There … Laodicea’s Sacred AgoraRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•October 23, 2023
Charlotte Brontë: Famed Novelist and Eldest of the Brontë Sisters
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Charlotte Brontë: Famed Novelist and Eldest of the Brontë Sisters

Of the three Brontë sisters who survived into adulthood, Charlotte Brontë was the oldest. Her most … Charlotte Brontë: Famed Novelist and Eldest of the Brontë SistersRead more

by AO•October 20, 2023

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