Trans+ History Week launches 2025 workbook to champion hidden storiesA workbook was published to highlight the history of trans and non-binary people ahead of Trans+ History Week, combating erasure and harmful narratives.
New evidence uncovered in Princes in Tower mysteryNew evidence suggests Richard III may have been involved in the murders of his nephews, shifting perspectives toward his guilt.
Ancient slab 'proves' Biblical king existed to go on display in USThe Tel Dan Stele is a significant discovery that verifies the historical existence of King David, changing the understanding of biblical narratives.
The 7 most astonishing pieces of evidence that Jesus left behindHistorical evidence supports the existence of Jesus, including contemporary writings, archaeological artifacts, and non-Christian sources confirming his life and impact.
Truth behind the myths': Amazon warrior women of Greek legend may really have existedArchaeologists are discovering evidence of the existence of Amazon women warriors, such as graves with weapons and jewelry. These women were skilled in battle and had a male-free society. Some skeletons show physical signs of extensive use of bows and arrows.
Ancient slab 'proves' Biblical king existed to go on display in USThe Tel Dan Stele is a significant discovery that verifies the historical existence of King David, changing the understanding of biblical narratives.
The 7 most astonishing pieces of evidence that Jesus left behindHistorical evidence supports the existence of Jesus, including contemporary writings, archaeological artifacts, and non-Christian sources confirming his life and impact.
Truth behind the myths': Amazon warrior women of Greek legend may really have existedArchaeologists are discovering evidence of the existence of Amazon women warriors, such as graves with weapons and jewelry. These women were skilled in battle and had a male-free society. Some skeletons show physical signs of extensive use of bows and arrows.
When did Swedes get so crazy about cinnamon?Vikings had limited access to spices, primarily consuming herbs and juniper berries instead.
What is the Shroud of Turin and why is there so much controversy around it?The Shroud of Turin, believed by many to be Jesus' burial cloth, is actually dated to the Middle Ages, creating significant controversy.