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Conrad Hass manuscript rocket description page.
7 October, 2024 - 23:11 ancient origins

Sibiu Manuscript: A Forgotten Document on 16th Century Space Flight (video)

This video explores the extraordinary Sibiu Manuscript, discovered in Romania in 1961. Written by 16th century Austrian military engineer Conrad Haas, the manuscript contains detailed descriptions of...
Viking Kings of England and their Struggles For Power (video)
6 October, 2024 - 22:50 ancient origins

Viking Kings of England and their Struggles For Power (video)

The land of what is now England experienced profound transformations over the centuries, and one of the most significant was brought about by the arrival of the Vikings, particularly after the...
Chief Little Turtle & The Battle of Kekionga (Video)
6 October, 2024 - 00:32 ancient origins

Chief Little Turtle & The Battle of Kekionga (Video)

In October 1790, a significant event unfolded near what we now call the Lakeside neighborhoods of Fort Wayne—the Battle of Kekionga. At the heart of this clash was Chief Little Turtle of the Miami...
Apsara sculpture on the wall of Angkor Wat, Seam Reap, Cambodia.
4 October, 2024 - 23:47 ancient origins

Femme Fatales - Goddesses of Love, Beauty & Passion

This video explores legendary femme fatales across Greek and Hindu mythologies. These women, known for their irresistible beauty and cunning, have been central figures in shaping epic tales, from the...
: 'Lady in Muslin', painted by Francesco Renaldi, Dhaka, 1789.
3 October, 2024 - 22:11 ancient origins

The Lost Art of Dhaka Muslin: A Story of Beauty and Exploitation (Video)

Over two centuries ago, Dhaka muslin was the most coveted and expensive fabric in the world, gracing the wardrobes of royalty and the elite. Made in Bengal, now part of Bangladesh, this fabric was...
The rape of Persephone.
2 October, 2024 - 23:25 ancient origins

The Power of Demeter: a Mother’s Stand Against Zeus (Video)

In ancient Greece, every grain of wheat sown was more than just a seed; it was a tribute to Demeter, the revered goddess of agriculture. But her world of golden fields was thrown into chaos when her...
Homo habilis reconstruction.
1 October, 2024 - 23:03 ancient origins

Homo habilis: The Very First Species of Human (Video)

Step back in time nearly two and a half million years to the early Pleistocene Epoch in Eastern Africa and meet Homo habilis, the first true human species of the Homo genus. In this fascinating...
Origins of the First Americans (Video)
1 October, 2024 - 00:16 ancient origins

Origins of the First Americans (Video)

In the heart of Alaska's Tanana River Valley, an extraordinary discovery sheds light on the origins of the first Americans. Two infants - Sunrise Girl-Child and Dawn Twilight Girl - were unearthed at...
The Tower of Babel: A Story of Ambition and Divine Intervention
30 September, 2024 - 00:29 ancient origins

The Tower of Babel: A Story of Ambition and Divine Intervention

The Tower of Babel has long been a symbol of human ambition, divine intervention, and the complexities of communication. Rooted in the Book of Genesis , this ancient tale tells of a united people in...
Medieval Inquisitor.
20 September, 2024 - 22:06 Robbie Mitchell

The Deadly History of the Spanish Inquisition (Video)

The Spanish Inquisition , which began in 1481 and lasted until 1834, is notorious for its brutal methods, such as torture and public executions, often targeting those accused of heresy or practicing...
Selim I.
19 September, 2024 - 21:56 Robbie Mitchell

How Selim I Doubled the Size of the Ottoman Empire (Video)

Selim I, also known as Selim the Grim , reigned as Sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1512 to 1520 and oversaw a remarkable expansion of Ottoman territory. In just eight years, he expanded the empire’...
A blue eye close up
18 September, 2024 - 22:34 Robbie Mitchell

Mysterious Genetic Origins of Blue Eyes in Ancient Humans (Video)

The genetic origins of blue eyes in ancient humans reveal a complex history of gene variation and inheritance. Contrary to previous beliefs, Neanderthals possessed genetic diversity related to...
Pirate’s pistols
17 September, 2024 - 22:31 Robbie Mitchell

Deadly Firearms of the Pirate Golden Age (Video)

During the Golden Age of piracy , firearms played a crucial role in pirate warfare, offering versatility in ship and land combat. While swords like the cutlass and cannons are often associated with...
5 Of The Most Violent Stories In Norse Mythology (Video)
17 September, 2024 - 00:26 Robbie Mitchell

5 Of The Most Violent Stories In Norse Mythology (Video)

Norse mythology is brimming with violent stories, many of which feature brutal battles and gruesome punishments. One of the earliest and most notable tales involves Ymir , the first being in the...
King Henry VIII's First Big Execution (Video)
15 September, 2024 - 23:02 Robbie Mitchell

King Henry VIII's First Big Execution (Video)

Edmund de la Pole, often overlooked in history, was once a significant figure during the early Tudor period. A member of the House of York, he became a focal point after the decline of Yorkist power...
The Ancient Dacians and Their Clash with Rome (Video)
14 September, 2024 - 23:59 Robbie Mitchell

The Ancient Dacians and Their Clash with Rome (Video)

The Dacians were an ancient civilization that thrived in the northeastern Balkans, a region abundant with natural resources and bordered by the Black Sea. This strategic location fostered a rich...
Painting of Guru Nanak seated beneath a tree with his two sons (Sri Chand and Lakhmi Das), Bhai Mardana, Bhai Bala, and possibly Bhai Lehna (future Guru Angad).
13 September, 2024 - 23:08 Robbie Mitchell

What Are the Origins of the Sikh Religion? (Video)

Sikhism , founded in the late 15th century, is rooted in the teachings of Guru Nanak, born in the Punjab region of India. Nanak was born into a Hindu family but showed an interest in exploring...
Panoramic view of the Pantheon in Rome.
12 September, 2024 - 21:57 Robbie Mitchell

The Roman Empire’s Best-Preserved Buildings (Video)

Many of the best-preserved buildings of the Roman Empire are scattered across its former territories. In Rome, iconic structures like the Colosseum and the Pantheon remain remarkably intact. The...
Left; Drawing by B. Meissner in Babylonien und Assyrien, 1925. Right; Babylonian Map of the World with false color.
11 September, 2024 - 23:25 Robbie Mitchell

The Lost Worlds of Babylon’s Ancient Map (Video)

The Babylonian Map of the World , often referred to as the Imago Mundi , is a fascinating artifact from ancient Mesopotamia, dating back to the 6th century BC. This clay tablet, now housed in the...
AI generated Roman centurion leading a legion of soldiers in a military formation.
11 September, 2024 - 01:46 Robbie Mitchell

The Centurion: Backbone of the Roman Army (Video)

The centurion played a crucial role in the success of the Roman army, serving as the backbone of both military operations and broader Roman society. Tasked with commanding a century, a unit of 80 men...
Five Fascinating Myths and Legends From Ancient African Cultures (Video)
9 September, 2024 - 23:51 Robbie Mitchell

Five Fascinating Myths and Legends From Ancient African Cultures (Video)

Africa’s mythological traditions are rich and diverse, offering a window into the beliefs of its ancient cultures. One enduring legend is the Tokoloshe , a creature feared across southern Africa...
Feeling Thirsty: What Was The First Beverage? (Video)
8 September, 2024 - 23:14 Robbie Mitchell

Feeling Thirsty: What Was The First Beverage? (Video)

The history of beverages reveals a fascinating evolution from our earliest days when humans primarily consumed water. Despite the modern variety of drinks, milk and beer stand out as two of the...
Constantine XI And The Final Days Of The Byzantine Empire (Video)
7 September, 2024 - 22:44 Robbie Mitchell

Constantine XI And The Final Days Of The Byzantine Empire (Video)

Constantine XI Palaiologos, the last Byzantine emperor , was born on February 8, 1405, into a dynasty struggling to maintain control over a crumbling empire. By the time of his birth, the Byzantine...
Tokoloshe newspaper headline, December 7, 1955, on sale in a bookstore in the 19th District, Vienna, Austria.
6 September, 2024 - 22:53 Robbie Mitchell

Five Fascinating Myths and Legends From Ancient African Cultures (Video)

Africa’s mythological traditions are rich and diverse, offering a window into the beliefs of its ancient cultures. One enduring legend is the Tokoloshe , a creature feared across southern Africa...

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