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10,000 Armed Coal Miners Fought the US Army in 1921.
It’s the largest armed uprising in this country since the Civil War, and most people have never heard of it.
Sep 9
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The 1957 Flu Killed 116,000 Americans, and Most People Have Never Heard of It
A fast vaccine response may be exactly why it disappeared from memory.
Sep 4
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The Inscription That Reveals How Christianity Closed Down Its Biggest Rival Religion
A newly deciphered Aramaic text found in a Turkish desert fortress documents the exact moment one of Rome’s most popular cults was shut down for good.
Sep 2
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The Volcano That May Have Triggered Egypt’s Plagues
Sometime around 1600 BCE, a volcanic island in the southern Aegean exploded with a force that ranks among the largest eruptions in the last 10,000…
Aug 14
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The Comet That May Have Destroyed a Village and Nearly Triggered an Ice Age
Evidence of a cosmic airburst at one of the world’s oldest farming villages has split scientists for almost twenty years.
Aug 12
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The Plague of Justinian: The Pandemic That Ended the Ancient World
In 541 CE, bubonic plague arrived at an Egyptian port and spread across the known world. It killed perhaps a quarter of the Byzantine Empire’s…
Jul 24
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Why Did the Bronze Age Collapse? The Theory That Changes Everything
Around 1200 BCE, nearly every civilization in the Mediterranean collapsed within a generation. The Sea Peoples get the blame but new research points to…
Jun 11
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Troy Was Real. Here Is What the Archaeology Actually Shows.
The debate over whether the Trojan War happened has run for centuries.
Apr 23
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13,000 Years Ago, Someone Painted a Bison in the Dark. We Just Found Out When.
The Font-de-Gaume cave sits in a limestone hillside near the town of Les Eyzies in the Dordogne region of southwestern France.
Apr 15
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Iran-War: Near Middle East Burning – Ancient History Repeating?
Watching the Iran-war in the Near Middle East region, our news screens project scene after scene of ominous dark smoke billowing from yet another target…
Mar 31
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When Spices Were Worth More Than Gold
In 410 CE, when the Visigoths besieged Rome, they demanded ransom: gold, silver, silk, and 3,000 pounds of pepper.
Mar 25
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Why Prisons Rarely Existed in the Ancient World
What archaeology reveals about punishment before prisons existed
Feb 1
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