Barbara GalvinHistory Archaeologists Using New Techniques to Get North American History Right greekreporter.com - guest The American Indigenous History and their colonization by Europeans represents one of the most significant global events related to archeology, …
Barbara GalvinKing Henry VIII The Truth About King Henry VIII's Wives Who Died In Childbirth grunge.com - Diana Bocco King Henry VIII ruled England for almost four decades, but it's his love life, rather than his politics or religious reform, that made his name …
Barbara GalvinRights & Freedoms June 12 Is Loving Day — When Interracial Marriage Finally Became Legal In The U.S.verified_publisher NPRWhen Richard and Mildred Loving awoke in the middle of the night a few weeks after their June, 1958 wedding, it wasn't normal newlywed ardor. There were policemen with flashlights in their bedroom. They'd...
Barbara GalvinAnne Frank's Diary Is Still Spilling Its SecretsBy HowStuffWorksAnne Frank was born 92 years ago today. Since "The Secret Annex" was first published in 1947, scholars have dissected every page and entry of Anne Frank's diary. In doing so, a new image of Anne slowly has emerged.
Barbara GalvinNeanderthals What did the Denisovans look like? How did they go extinct? Full guide to the ancient humans sciencefocus.com Did they mate with Neanderthals? How were they discovered? Everything you need to know about the Denisovans Who were the Denisovans? In short: not even …
Barbara GalvinBizarre Stories From History That Are Somehow RealBy GrungeMath and science might be governed by a set of rules, constants, and unchangeable truths, but there are no such restrictions on human behavior. That's a good thing — it's led to instances of incredible ingenuity and the development of inventions that have changed the course of history, but it's also led to a lot of really weird stuff.
Barbara GalvinChickens Archaeologists Discover—and Crack—an Intact, 1,000-Year-Old Chicken Egg smithsonianmag.com - Livia Gershon Researchers in Israel have discovered an intact chicken egg laid about 1,000 years ago—though the delicate object cracked in the lab. “We were …
Barbara GalvinRome Here's What It Was Like For Prisoners In Ancient Rome grunge.com - Erich B. Anderson Prison is a living hell, but in many cases it was much worse in the distant past. Here's what it was like for prisoners in ancient Rome.
Barbara GalvinWho Were The Huns And Why Were They So Feared?By TheCollectorOf all the groups who invaded the Roman Empire, none was more feared than the Huns. Their superior fighting technique would cause thousands to flee west in the 5th century.
Barbara GalvinMiddle East Enormous Roman-era Basilica with Nike, Tyche Statues Unearthed in Israel greekreporter.com - Patricia Claus An enormous Roman-era basilica containing statues of the Greek goddesses Nike and Tyche, or Isis, was recently unearthed in Israel.Read the full …
Barbara GalvinHistory Israeli Archaeologists Find Whole 1,000-year-old Egg – and Accidentally Break It haaretz.com - Ruth Schuster So it goes: The egg, an extraordinary discovery from the Islamic period, had been in a toilet all these years. At least its innards can contribute to …
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