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1,000 Year Old Viking Sword Uncovered In South Iceland
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1,000 Year Old Viking Sword Uncovered In South Iceland

SKAFTÁRHREPPUR, SOUTH ICELAND – A group of fowl hunters were tracking a gaggle of geese in … 1,000 Year Old Viking Sword Uncovered In South IcelandRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 21, 2025
History’s Nutcases: Sir George Sitwell
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History’s Nutcases: Sir George Sitwell

“[Sir George Sitwell was] the strangest old bugger you ever met.” – Harold Acton. Last week … History’s Nutcases: Sir George SitwellRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 20, 2025
Battles That Made History: Gettysburg
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Battles That Made History: Gettysburg

Last week on Battles That Made History, we talked about the Battle of Waterloo, Napoleon’s famous final … Battles That Made History: GettysburgRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 19, 2025
Self-Surgery: 4 People In History Who Operated On Themselves
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Self-Surgery: 4 People In History Who Operated On Themselves

Undergoing surgery can be one of the most life changing events and for the most part, … Self-Surgery: 4 People In History Who Operated On ThemselvesRead more

by Hannah•July 18, 2025
The Battle of New Orleans: a Glorious American Victory in 1815
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The Battle of New Orleans: a Glorious American Victory in 1815

Between January 8-18, 1815, the United States fought against the British in the Battle of New … The Battle of New Orleans: a Glorious American Victory in 1815Read more

by AO•July 17, 2025
Street Art: A Look At Graffiti Through The Ages
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Street Art: A Look At Graffiti Through The Ages

Love it or hate it, street art is here to stay. All around the world, street … Street Art: A Look At Graffiti Through The AgesRead more

by Hannah•July 16, 2025
Understanding the Black Death: Archaeologists Reconstruct Justinian Plague
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Understanding the Black Death: Archaeologists Reconstruct Justinian Plague

“Our research confirms that the Justinianic plague reached far beyond the historically documented affected region and … Understanding the Black Death: Archaeologists Reconstruct Justinian PlagueRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 15, 2025
American Icon: The Gateway Arch In St. Louis
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American Icon: The Gateway Arch In St. Louis

Located on the West bank of the Mississippi River in downtown St. Louis, Missouri sits the … American Icon: The Gateway Arch In St. LouisRead more

by B R•July 14, 2025
Attila The Hun: A Closer Look At One Of History’s Fiercest Conquerors
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Attila The Hun: A Closer Look At One Of History’s Fiercest Conquerors

One of the most recognised names in history, Attila the Hun was a fighter who really … Attila The Hun: A Closer Look At One Of History’s Fiercest ConquerorsRead more

by Hannah•July 13, 2025
The Final Founding Father President James Monroe
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The Final Founding Father President James Monroe

James Monroe was the fifth President of the United States, and the final Founding Father to … The Final Founding Father President James MonroeRead more

by AO•July 12, 2025

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