The Ballad of the Inquisition’s Greatest Witch Trial
Like all legal institutions, the Spanish Inquisition recognised that justice needed not only to be done but also to be
Ancient Humans Survived the Last Ice Age Without Migrating Like Other Species
John Stewart & Jeremy Searle/The Conversation Humans seem to have been adapted to the last ice age in similar ways
Insights into Early Modern Human Activity in the Jungles of Southeast Asia
Studying microscopic layers of dirt dug from the Tam Pà Ling cave site in northeastern Laos has provided a team
Machines of War from 2000 BC Unearthed in Elite Burial Ground in India
Archaeologists performing excavations at a site known as Sinauli in the state of Uttar Pradesh in northern India unearthed a
Chief Little Turtle & Battle of Kekionga
In October 1790, a significant event unfolded near what we now call the Lakeside neighborhoods of Fort Wayne—the Battle of
Solving the Victorian Housing Crisis
In 1866 James Hole, a writer from Leeds, called for ‘a little wholesome despotism’ in tackling the problems of housing
Monumental Unearthed at Battle of Malazgirt Site
In addition to the 700 plus objects unearthed exactly a year ago, and along with arrowheads discovered in the last
US President or American Caesar?
The prospect of a second Donald Trump victory in November’s US election has widely been seen – at least by
AI Finds 303 New Nazca Geoglyphs, Revealing Their Purpose
The astonishing Nazca Lines of Peru are one of the true wonders of the ancient world. The figures they form
The Roman Catholic War on Wigs
A rather unusual petition from October 1716 is tucked away in the pope’s diocesan archives in the basilica of San