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40 Foods They Didn't Eat
A list of foods not to include in historical fiction set in the ancient Mediterranean.
Roman Empire
The term Roman Empire means two slightly different things in terms of the history of ancient Rome
This Day in African History: 12 September
A chronicle of events in African history on 12 September
Julian Dates
The calendar reformed by Julius Caesar is known as the Julian Calendar. Here are its dates.
Today in American History - February 17
Learn what happened today - February 17th - in American History.
Heinrich Brüning
This biography of Heinrich Bruning also explains how he accidentally helped Hitler.
American Civil War: First Battle of Kernstown
The First Battle of Kernstown was fought March 23, 1862, during the American Civil War. The opening engagement of Maj. Gen. Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson's Valley Campaign, the First Battle of Kernstown saw him attack Union forces. Though defeated at the First Battle of Kernstown, Jackso
Robert Fagles
Classical translator Robert Fagles was a Princeton professor who translated the epics of Homer and Vergil.
History of the Boeing AH-64 Apache Assault Helicopter
The Boeing AH-64 Apache Helicopter was originally designed by Hughes in the 1970s to meet an Army requirement for an advanced attack helicopter. Production was not authorized until 1982. The first Apa
Demeter - By Her Brothers Betrayed
Demeter, betrayed by her brothers Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon, loses her daughter Persephone. While Demeter goddess of grain mourns the loss of Persephone, she makes sure all mankind suffers with her.