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Why the Book of Hours Was One of the Most Commonly Produced Objects in Medieval Europe

One of the most commonly produced objects in Europe during the Middle Ages was a Book of Hours, or a small personal prayer book.

The 7 Greatest American Admirals in History

Who were the most brilliant naval minds in US history? Examine the legendary admirals who secured American dominance on the high seas.

Life Inside the Crowded Roman Insulae Apartment Blocks

Most Romans lived in crowded insulae apartment blocks. This meant small rooms, shared facilities, fire risks, and lower-quality housing for many.

ANCIENT HISTORY

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Why Apollo Demanded Orestes Murder His Mother
Why Apollo Demanded Orestes Murder His Mother
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How People Actually Lived in Ancient Israel According to Archaeology
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Life Inside the Crowded Roman Insulae Apartment Blocks

Most Romans lived in crowded insulae apartment blocks. This meant small rooms, shared facilities, fire risks, and lower-quality housing for many.

10 Famous Quotes From Ancient History Everyone Should Know

Some of our most quotable sayings date back thousands of years to ancient Greece and Rome. But who said them, and what do they really mean?

Is Edward Gibbon Still Accurate on the Fall of Rome?

Edward Gibbon published his iconic history in 1776, but what do modern archaeologists and historians think of his core thesis on Rome's collapse.

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Ida B. Wells, the Anti-Lynching Pioneer Who Shaped Civil Rights Movements
7 hours ago • Matthew Powell
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How the IRA Almost Killed Margaret Thatcher
8 hours ago • Sara Relli
The 7 Greatest American Admirals in History

Who were the most brilliant naval minds in US history? Examine the legendary admirals who secured American dominance on the high seas.

The Battle of Vienna and the Collapse of Ottoman Ambitions in Europe

The Battle of Vienna (1683) saw a Holy League coalition break the Ottoman siege, permanently ending Ottoman territorial expansion into Central Europe.

These 5 Cities Held Europe’s Largest Populations During the Renaissance

The Renaissance was a time of massive change in Europe, and served as a foundation of growth for some of the continent’s biggest cities.

 
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PHILOSOPHY

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Is Consciousness an Illusion or Something Else?
9 days ago • Viktoriya Sus
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Can Technology Bring Back the Dead? The Philosophy of Digital Resurrection
10 days ago • Viktoriya Sus
What Plato’s Tripartite Soul Reveals about Human Nature

Plato uncovers a constant tension within us between our appetitive, spirited, and rational natures. The philosopher harmonizes them in service to rationality.

Seneca’s Letters and Stoic Philosophy as a Survival Guide for Daily Life

Lucius Annaeus Seneca (died AD 65) authored 124 Stoic letters to Lucilius, transforming ancient philosophy into a practical guide for managing anxiety and grief.

8 Socrates Quotes Explained to Help You Master Western Philosophy

Socrates was a 5th-century BC Athenian philosopher who laid the foundation for Western philosophy, ethics, and logical inquiry. What do some of his most famous quotes mean?

ART & ARTISTS

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Anna Coleman Ladd, the Sculptor Who Invented Plastic Surgery
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David Hockney’s Paintings and the Evolution of Modern Art
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Why the Book of Hours Was One of the Most Commonly Produced Objects in Medieval Europe

One of the most commonly produced objects in Europe during the Middle Ages was a Book of Hours, or a small personal prayer book.

15 Interesting Facts About Franz Kafka

This article tells the life and work of Franz Kafka through 15 tidbits that will not transform you into a cockroach if you read them.

10 Famous Renaissance Works Inspired by Classical Antiquity

The rediscovery of the philosophy and mythology of the ancient world in the 14th century sparked the Renaissance. Tales from Greek antiquity were revived.

TRAVEL & CULTURE

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What Are the Most Difficult Languages to Learn? (For English Speakers)
9 days ago • Greg Beyer
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5 Hidden Louvre Masterpieces That the Mona Lisa Crowds Walk Right Past
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What Are the Most Difficult Languages to Learn? (For English Speakers)

Some languages are harder to learn than others. Difficulty often depends on your first language, so here are the hardest languages for English speakers.

7 Small Museums That Are Better Than the Giants

The world's greatest art experiences are often found in unassuming rooms. Discover seven brilliant small museums.

The 10 Most Beautiful Museum Buildings in the World

From stone palaces to titanium curves, these beautiful museum buildings are admired as much for their architecture as for what they contain.

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Why the Five Barley Loaves Revealed a Brutal Class Divide in Roman Judea
11 days ago • Eljoh Hartzer
Where Did Legendary Christian Myths Like King Arthur and St George Actually Originate?
Where Did Legendary Christian Myths Like King Arthur and St George Actually Originate?
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Why the Five Barley Loaves Revealed a Brutal Class Divide in Roman Judea

In first-century Roman Judea, barley and taxes were characteristic of social standing, and Jesus’ miracles upset the status quo.

How Jesus Mimicked Moses to Organize a Revolution in the Desert

A desert miracle was actually a calculated political act. Jesus used the organizational blueprint of Moses to defy Roman authorities.

The Main Naturalistic Theories About the Resurrection of Jesus

Christians assert that Jesus rose from the dead. Others question the reality of the Resurrection and offer non-miraculous explanations for the sightings of Jesus.

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Sufi Rituals, Papal Editcs, and Other Fascinating Facts About the History of Coffee
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Who Were the People Behind These Famous Cocktails?
Blue Fugates: The True Story of Kentucky’s Blue People

The Blue Fugates of Troublesome Creek baffled science for decades, until a rare mutation that caused the color was discovered.

The Vantablack Controversy: Anish Kapoor vs. Stuart Semple

The sculptor and installation artist Anish Kapoor bought exclusive artistic rights to the world’s blackest black in 2016, resulting in widespread controversy and a longstanding feud with Stuart Semple.

The Overlooked Work of Women in Egyptology with Kathleen Sheppard (PODCAST)
The Overlooked Work of Women in Egyptology with Kathleen Sheppard (PODCAST)
Why Hadrian’s Wall Was More Than a Roman Border with David Breeze (PODCAST)
Why Hadrian’s Wall Was More Than a Roman Border with David Breeze (PODCAST)
How a Court Official Became an Egyptian God with Aidan Dodson (PODCAST)How a Court Official Became an Egyptian God with Aidan Dodson (PODCAST)

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