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The DNA came from mummies at Takarkori during the “Green Sahara” period. Source: Museum for Prehistory and Early History / CC BY-SA 4.0.

Green Sahara Mummies Reveal a People Who Stood Apart

All That History April 4, 2025

The Sahara is the largest desert in the world, a vast arid wilderness stretching across...

Mérida amphitheatre, Spain; mural of beast hunt, showing a venator (or bestiarius) and lioness. [Public Domain]

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A Lion’s Jaws in Roman Britain: Skeleton Reveals Gladiator’s Fatal Arena Battle

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Dionysus, a god of resurrection in the same vein as Jesus and the thirteenth of the twelve gods of Olympus. Source: Carole Raddato / CC BY-SA 2.0.

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The Gods of Greece, the Autocrats of the Ancient World (Part Four)

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April 22, 2025 0

The silver artifacts recovered were far from any known Dacian presence. So, what were they doing here? Source: Breaza Mures Municipality.

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Dacian Treasure Horde found in Romania May Hint at Lost Enclave

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Combat between mounted Christian Knights and the Islamic Seljuks in the Second Crusade. Source: Unknown Author / Public Domain.

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The Crusades: Four Hundred Years of War (Part One)

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The formation of glass inside this Roman’s brain could only come from a very specific sequence of events, but this new study has confirmed that it is, at least, possible. Source: UnexpectedToy / Public Domain.

How Did a Volcano Turn This Roman’s Brain to Glass?

How the divination spoon functioned is not known, but it was believed to be used to see the future. Source: Manx National Heritage.

Extremely Rare Divination Spoon Found on Isle of Man was used for Prophecy

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