History And Society
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.
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.
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.
Did Alexander the Great Have Any Children?
Alexander did, in fact, have a son, possibly two. So why did neither of them ascend to the throne and keep the empire intact?
11 Greatest Ancient Roman Cities Outside of Italy
This article discusses the Roman Empire, an unchallenged behemoth of history, stretched over vast areas within three continents.
Ancient Indian Inventions That Are Still Used Today
Known for its vibrant culture and revered mathematicians such as Aryabhata, Ancient India has made a major impact on our lives.
10 Reasons Why Germany Lost The Battle Of Britian
A British defeat would have helped consolidate Hitler's control of the continent, but the scrappy Royal Air Force turned back the Nazi war machine.
The Overlooked Wonders Of The Ancient World
Below we consider some ancient sites which certainly deserve a place in history alongside the 'official' seven wonders of the ancient world.
Ancient Mesopotamian Inventions That Are Still Used Today
Below are some of the most important ancient Mesopotamian inventions that are still thriving and essential to the world.
What Is Sectionalism In US History?
However, this attitude eventually turned ugly in the lead-up to the American Civil War between the northern and the southern states.
Modern Era Genocides
While it is a great loss when soldiers are killed in battle, there is something particularly sick about the purposeful targeting of defenseless civilians.
What Does Prehistoric Mean
Article goes through different periods of prehistoric times through artifacts discovered by archaeologists over time.
9 Exceptional Weapons of the Ancient World
Whether China or Rome, every community across the globe built up its own army and equipped its soldiers with the most effective and deadly weapons available.
Countries Where Modern Slavery Is Most Prevalent
Approximately 50 million people are currently trapped in modern slavery – an increase of almost 10 million people in the last five years.
Hume's Concept Of The Self
What is the self, and does the self change? In David Hume's philosophy, he advanced bundle theory, a theory of the self.
Who Is Martha Nussbaum?
Nussbaum is one of the world's most influential moral philosophers writing on topics such as vulnerability, emotion in politics, feminism, and animal rights.
The World's Most Pirate-Infested Waters
While it might be true that the scale of piracy that occurred in the 17th and 16th centuries is long gone, the practice of high seas robbery is far from over.
11 Most Incredible Ancient Artifact Finds
While many of the artifacts created by our ancestors have undoubtedly been lost, there is always hope that the next great artifact will turn up somewhere.
Famous Cities Founded by Alexander the Great
Alexander the Great accomplished a lot in his lifetime as a conqueror, including founding several cities, some of which still exist today.
Battle Of Moscow
With the German Army on the outskirts, it appeared like a miracle would be required for the Soviets to defend the capital successfully.
Naqa, The Ancient City That Was The Kushite Religious Stronghold
Naqa, also called Naga or Naga'a, was a vital religious and residential site of the ancient Kushitic Kingdom of Meroe in current-day Sudan.
The Most and Least Fragile States
Fund for Peace releases its Fragile States Index, which ranks nation-states all over the globe. The more fragile a state is, the more likely it is to collapse
11 Medieval Warrior Women
These passionate Medieval ladies would rile up the entire army with their bravery, putting men to shame and inspiring the troops with their matchless deeds.
The Greatest Battles of the Ancient World
While many know about the great battles fought in the 1800s and 1900s, such as the Battle of Waterloo, few know about the battles in the Ancient World.
Operation Barbarossa
Germany invaded the Soviet Union (USSR) on June 22, 1941. Codenamed Operation Barbarossa, this campaign was the largest and bloodiest of the Second World War.
How Did Abraham Lincoln's Election Lead To Civil War
By the 1860s, the North was gaining the upper hand, and an already fractured nation was shattered in the aftermath of the election of Abraham Lincoln.
A Deep Dive Into Moral Philosophy
From Aristotle's virtue ethics to Kant's deontology, there are several moral philosophies and insights to glean from the different ideas about morality.