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The Sacrifice Dilemma At The Battle Of Marathon
By 490 BCE, King Darius I of Persia had brought Ionia, Thrace and Macedonia under his influence and began his presumptive next phase of subjugation by sending an expeditionary force into Eub…
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The Melodic Escape Of A Slave From The Burial Mound Of Asmund Atlison
During the reign of Harald Finehair (ruled approximately 860-940), a man named Atli Valason sailed away from Norway and settled in Iceland. Atli had a son named Asmund, who married a woman n…
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Wine Production in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem
Winemaking is an ancient practice in the Levant. But when the Franks arrived during the Crusades they brought their own techniques. The result was an amalgam of traditions.
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The Tale Of Thorir Grimsson And The Icelandic Merman
According to the Icelandic Book of Settlements (Landnámabók), a man named Grim Hroaldsson sailed to Iceland sometime during the so-called Age of Settlement (approximately c. 860-930). Likely…
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10 Medieval Jobs That No Longer Exist
Ten medieval jobs that have been made redundant, mostly because of changing technology.
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The Struggle Of King Sigebert And King Guntram Over Arles
The medieval Franks had a troublesome habit of dividing their empire between several related co-kings, often numbering four monarchs. This occurred after the death of King Clovis I in 511, w…
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Viking trade with the Middle East dates back to the year 775, researchers find - Medievalists.net
An interdisciplinary Danish team of researchers has used new astronomical knowledge to establish an exact time anchor for the arrival of trade flows from the Middle East in Viking-age Scandinavia.
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Great read if you disregard the propaganda bits.
He Bombed the Nazis, Outwitted the Soviets and Modernized Christmas
The B-17 he was piloting had lost two of its four engines to enemy fire, and as Si Spiegel surveyed the ruined landscape, he had one thought: We have to get behind the Russian front. As part of the Al...