Carrie Chapman Catt was a notable women’s suffragist. She campaigned heavily for the Nineteenth Amendment, which … Women’s Suffrage Leader Carrie Chapman CattRead more
New Evidence For Solomon’s Mines Surfaces in Israel
“Until recently we had almost nothing from this period in this area. But now we not … New Evidence For Solomon’s Mines Surfaces in IsraelRead more
What Happened to Ancient Egypt?
We hear a lot about Ancient Egypt. The world has been pretty much obsessed with it … What Happened to Ancient Egypt?Read more
Avoiding the Zombie Apocalypse…the Medieval Way!
“If we are right, then this is the first good archaeological evidence of this practice. It … Avoiding the Zombie Apocalypse…the Medieval Way!Read more
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ALICANTE, SPAIN – archaeologists working on cataloging a number of artifacts in a Mesolithic era cave … 10,000 Years Ago, Humans in Spain Turned To CannibalismRead more
Site of Famous Salamis Battle Found
SALAMIS BAY, GREECE – The Greek Ministry of Culture has announced that the site of the … Site of Famous Salamis Battle FoundRead more
Vikings and Their Cats
The more we learn about the Vikings, the more we realize that they weren’t exactly the … Vikings and Their CatsRead more
8,000 Year-Old Rock Art in Chad Vandalized
ENNENDI PLATEAU, CHAD – a UNESCO World Heritage Site deep in the Sahara desert has been … 8,000 Year-Old Rock Art in Chad VandalizedRead more
History’s Badasses: Oda Nobunaga
Last time, on History’s Badasses, we talked about the woman who founded the Red Cross: Clara Barton. This … History’s Badasses: Oda NobunagaRead more
The Controversial Founding Father Thomas Paine
Thomas Paine is perhaps best remembered for his influential pamphlets written at the start of the … The Controversial Founding Father Thomas PaineRead more