Blogs tagged "history"

A farmer from Berlanga de Duero, a small town in the province of Soria (Castile and León), found fragments of a small...

The team of specialists from the Olomouc Archaeological Center has completed rescue work on a 1.2-kilometer section o...

An international team of researchers has managed to reconstruct the health and sanitation conditions of the inhabitan...

Pope Urban IV's first move to try to curtail Manfred of Sicily's imperial ambitions was to excommunicate him. This wa...

When King John of England died in 1216, his eldest child, Henry, was barely nine years old. He would become Henry III...

After Manfred of Sicily (née Lancia) was excommunicated by the pope in 1254, he handled it in two ways. The first was...

I am a bit late today because I had a rush assignment to take care of. But now that it has been taken care of, I pres...

I checked my emails this morning and saw an alert from Cloudron that New Leaf Journal had become non-responsive. By t...

Delayed by work, but not denied, The drags on, Pook-Emu Bee links for April 23, 2026. 1. Hochul’s Fast-Track Booze Pe...

What allowed occultism to blossom in the United States at the turn of the 20th century? Linotype machines, cheap pulp...

Lantern slide of man battling bug.

An early contribution to drug literature, in which a man came to be fashioned out of wood.

TimesSquare is a programming puzzle created by Dennis Shasha and published in the April 2026 issue of Communications ...

Over the past year, I’ve been acting as the treasurer for a small publishing company. I converted our books from a co...

While the study of textbooks has proven fruitful in the study of the history of mathematics, there has been little at...

Since World War I, our society has been convinced that civilization is on the brink of technological apocalypse. The ...

The Human Geography of this Continent The post The Peoples of America appeared first on Palladium.

As we accelerate toward superintelligence, our quest for self-mastery takes a spiritual turn. The post The Dostoevski...

THE CHINESE socio-political system differs from our own. From the perspective of the topic of this conference, here i...

THUS WE BOMB Iran. The administration does not give consistent reasons for the attack on Iran: some say we war to cha...

LAST MONTH American Affairs published my review of Alexander Karp’s The Technological Republic. While I had plenty cr...

This is the second part (I) of our series looking at the structure of the Carthaginian army. As we discussed last tim...

Hey folks! Fireside this week; next week we’ll be back to seperating out the components of Carthaginian armies, looki...

This is the first part of a series looking at the structure of the Carthaginian army. Although Carthage has an (unfai...