History And Society
The Mongol Empire
The Mongol Empire was the largest contiguous empire the world has ever known, stretching all the way from Korea to Hungary.
What Are The Major Branches Of Philosophy?
Philosophy is more than a pretentious word people use to sound smart. It is an ancient discipline that arose out of human curiosity.
History of the Camino de Santiago
The Camino de Santiago or Way of Saint James, is an umbrella term for a network of pilgrimages that crisscross through parts of Spain, France, and Portugal.
The Richest Counties In The United States
Explore the economic powerhouses of the U.S. with a deep dive into the top 10 richest counties and the industries fueling their prosperity.
Human Civilization’s First Cities
Despite the best efforts of historians and archeologists, there is still much to be uncovered about humanity's earliest cities.
The 7 Greatest Ancient Greek Cities
These cities not only encapsulated the essence of Greek civilization but also helped shape the course of history in myriad ways.
What Happened To Germanwings Flight 4U9525?
An overview of the tragic events surrounding Germanwings Flight 4U9525. Delving into the investigation, causes, and the impact on aviation safety.
9 "Unsolved" Mysteries That Have Been Solved
Many famous legends from humanity's past have been able to be solved, even some as recently as the last few years, ending age-old mysteries.
The African Kingdom Of Kush That Defeated Rome
Located in modern-day Sudan and Ethiopia, the Kingdom of Kush had a complex relationship with the Romans that waxed and waned over the centuries.
Who Was Aristotle?
Who was Aristotle, really? Delve into the life of Ancient Greece with Aristotle and discover some of his most important philosophies.
Gettysburg: America's Bloodiest Battle
The Battle of Gettysburg was both the largest and bloodiest of the war, claiming the lives of thousands of soldiers and injuring thousands more.
War In Africa During WW2
Italy's incompetence during WWII forced Germany to come to its aid, thereby hindering Adolf Hitler's aspirations elsewhere.
Richest Countries In The World: A Historical Overview
Measuring the prosperity of a country can take different forms, such as GDP, GNI, or PPP but to get a real understanding we explore the country's history.
Discover The Differences Between The Mayans and Aztecs
The Mayans and Aztecs of Mesoamerican history are the poster children for this fascinating period and are often represented very similarly.
What Is The Anti-Philosophy Movement?
There is an entire discipline in opposition to traditional philosophy called antiphilosophy. Major thinkers include Ludwig Wittgenstein and Nietzsche.
What Really Caused The Mayan Civilization To Collapse?
Despite their unquestioned power over the region, the Mayan Empire would come to a seemingly sudden and unexpected end by 900 AD.
What Is The Difference Between Catholic And Christian?
Christianity includes Catholics, Protestants, and Orthodox; main differences involve doctrine, authority, sacraments, and traditions.
Recent Archaeological Discoveries That Changed History
Things that were once preached as gospel have been consistently challenged and thanks to recent archaeological discoveries helped to change history.
Who Came Before The Mayans?
Most experts agree that the Olmecs could very well be the 'mother culture" of all the other empires and kingdoms that preceded them in Central America.
Unfolding Russia: The Historical Path To Becoming The World's Largest Country
Russia, with its vast 6.60 million square miles (17.1 million km2), is the world's largest country, larger than Canada by 2.74 million square miles.
11 Roman Inventions That Shaped The Modern World
From language and art to technology and architecture, Ancient Rome’s great minds paved the way for many industries through their inventions.
Ancient Qin Dynasty Capital Unearthed: Subway Construction Reveals 2000-Year-Old City of Feiqiu
9 of the World's Greatest Ancient Greek Cities
After the death of Alexander the Great, Hellenic culture spread all the way from Greece proper to the edges of modern-day India and Afghanistan
11 Events That Led To The Civil War
While it is true that slavery was the main reason for the outbreak of the war, it would do the conflict a great injustice to not explore the other factors.
11 European Cities That Still Have Their Historic Walls
These fortified urban centers, encircled by imposing stone barriers, have played pivotal roles in safeguarding their inhabitants for ages.
Famous Cities Founded By Alexander The Great
The Macedonian king also founded several notable cities, many named after him. Here are some of the most famous cities founded by Alexander the Great.
The Battle Of Stalingrad
This article investigates The Battle of Stalingrad, known as perhaps the most famous event of the Second World War for numerous reasons.
10 Places That No Longer Exist
This article details some ancient ruins of cities that were wiped out by natural disasters, war, disease, or urban development.
Reshaping History: Rediscovering a Thriving Amazonian Civilization (1250-1500) Through Satellite Imagery and Field Exploration
In 2018, a combination of satellite images, drone footage, and boots-on-the-ground inspection revealed a massive yet forgotten civilization.
10 Oldest Monuments In The World
From towering megaliths to intricate tombs, these oldest monuments offer a glimpse into the ingenuity, beliefs, and lifestyles of our ancestors.
Major Battles Of The Ancient World
The Ancient World conflicts would not only shape the borders of the nations of a bygone era but have implications that affect us thousands of years later.
The Lost Golden City Of Ocomtun
This rediscovery by Šprajc and researchers from Mexico's INAH adds a major piece to the region's archeological puzzle.
How Did Medieval People Dance?
As a matter of fact, dance played a surprisingly significant role in the cultural identities of countless European ethnic groups and nations.
How All Roads Did Lead To Rome
Do all roads in fact lead to Rome? The answer is complicated. This article takes an express time travel through the road construction period in the Empire.
The Weeping Philosopher
Heraclitus earned his nickname as the Weeping Philosopher for his view of society, but there is more to his life and philosophy than his nickname.
The Siege Of Leningrad
The Siege of Leningrad was a two-and-a-half-year affair in which the German Army (the Wehrmacht) relentlessly bombarded Russia's second-largest city.