Brunhilda & Fredegund – The Feud Between Two Merovingian Queens
Note: This video is part of Project Clovis, a collaboration with several other YouTube history channels. If you’re interested inContinue Reading
Note: This video is part of Project Clovis, a collaboration with several other YouTube history channels. If you’re interested inContinue Reading
The third century AD is known as a time of great uneasiness for the Roman empire. Tales of the viciousContinue Reading
In the year 612 BC, the coalition army of Medes, Scythians, Cimmerians, Chaldeans and Babylonians stormed the great Assyrian capitalContinue Reading
The red cap has long been a symbol of liberty and freedom. Many people assume that the Liberty Cap wasContinue Reading
While Scottish history isn’t always at the forefront of modern education curriculums, most of us are familiar with their mostContinue Reading
Author: Elisha Kayne The mound of Megiddo, located in Northern Israel, is said to be the site of the greatContinue Reading
Author: Elisha Kayne After the death of the Phoenician King Mattan, his kingdom was given over to his son PygmalionContinue Reading
Author: Elisha Kayne Fans of literature are familiar with the Hero Journey. It’s an arc that forms the backbone ofContinue Reading
Author: Elisha Kayne Many theories exist about where the original homeland of the Proto-Indo-Europeans was located. Some believe the ancientContinue Reading
Author: Elisha Kayne Humanity’s relationship with cannabis is as long as recorded history itself. The ancient Assyrians called it qunubuContinue Reading