Discovery of a Greek trading vessel that sank in 400 BC is the first intact Greek ship ever found. Learn more about the wreck and its role in Greek History and the Ancient World
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Seasons greetings and thanks from historyarch.com
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1983: Cold War: 35 years ago, the world was dangerously close to the precipice of nuclear war and almost no one knew it.
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Quarry ramp may reveal building techniques of Egypt’s Old Kingdom Great Pyramid at Giza
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New cannon technology deployed in the 1453 Ottoman siege of Constantinople ended the Byzantine Empire ushering in The Age of Gunpowder
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The historic Apollo 11 Mission and the Space Race in the context of the Cold War and the greater arc of history.
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battle of little big horn, custer’s last stand art
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****Author’s Note: This article is about the Holocaust. I have refrained from posting some of the more graphic photographs, but
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The first settlers in Virginia struggled mightily to found Jamestown. Soon after arriving, they encountered Native Americans from the
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How the slave uprising on Santo Domingo resulted in the Louisiana Purchase
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