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What Do the Two Beasts of Revelation Symbolize?

What Do the Two Beasts of Revelation Symbolize?

Revelation 13 speaks of two beasts—one rising from the sea and the other from the earth.Read Article

How Henry VII Took the English Throne & Founded the Tudors

Pembroke, Wales · Pembroke

How Henry VII Took the English Throne & Founded the Tudors

Henry VII often slips through the cracks of history, being sandwiched between the controversial Richard III, a Renaissance Machiavellian prince, and Henry VIII, an impossibly charismatic and epoch-shaping monarch. But without Henry VII, there would be no Henry VIII. It was Henry VII who ended a civil war and took the English crown for the Tudors. Welsh Origins of the Tudors Henry VII Tower at Pembroke Castle, Wales. Source: Pembroke Castle O…Read Article

The Ghost Army: Masters of Deception in World War II

World War II · United States

The Ghost Army: Masters of Deception in World War II

During World War II, the United States Army created a specialized unit to fool the defending Germans and aid the Allied invasion of France.Read Article

Who Were the Heracleidae? Discover Heracles’s Many Children

In addition to his superhuman strength and knack for achieving the impossible, the legendary hero Heracles was known for his incredible libido. Heracles is said to have fathered numerous children as he traveled the ancient world, battling monsters, conquering armies, and outsmarting gods and Kings. These children and their descendants became known as the Heracleidae, “the children of Heracles.” While some achieved greatness, others only survived…Greece · Greece Read Article

Are There Really Unicorns in the Bible?

Some Bible skeptics have criticized the Bible because of references to mythical creatures like the unicorn. They claim it undermines the legitimacy of the Bible as a serious religious work. The question we need to ask ourselves, however, is if the references to unicorns were intentional or the result of a mistranslation that can easily be corrected by the study of the Hebrew manuscripts, in conjunction with considering the culture, other ancient…Read Article

The Secrets of Mycenaean Gold in Ancient Greece

The Mask of Agamemnon, c. 1550-1500 BCE. The Mycenaean gold death mask was unearthed in southern Greece in 1876. Source: National Archaeological Museum, Athens. Mycenaean gold is a dazzling emblem of Greece’s Bronze Age. Luminous artifacts, from regal funerary masks to intricately wrought jewelry, bring to life an ancient world of beauty and power. But beneath the aesthetic brilliance of Mycenaean gold, there lies a trove of hidden treasures. …Greece · Greece Read Article

The Rise & Fall of the Minoan Civilization (Bronze Age Greece)

From about 3000 BCE until about the collapse of the Bronze Age in 1200 BCE, the Minoans were a premier Aegean culture. Located on the island of Crete, the Minoan people developed sophisticated trade and diplomatic ties with other cultures, such as the Egyptians. With the wealth they gained from those ties, the Minoans created beautiful art and architecture and invented what was perhaps the world’s first spectator sports. The Minoans truly built …Culture · Crete Read Article

The Weighing of the Heart Ceremony & Its Role in the Egyptian Afterlife

One of the most famous scenes surviving from ancient Egyptian art is the Weighing of the Heart Ceremony, during which the heart of the deceased was weighed against the feather of Ma’at. If the heart was lighter than the feather, they passed into ancient Egypt’s paradisical afterlife. If it was heavier than the feather, they were devoured by the monster Ammit and resigned to oblivion. This belief was so important to Egyptian culture from at least…Egypt · Egypt Read Article

An Overview of the Song, Liao, Jurchen Jin, and Yuan Chinese Dynasties

The political fragmentation in China after the collapse of the Tang Dynasty was brought to an end by Zhao Kuangyin, a warlord who founded the Song Dynasty in 960. Northeastern China remained under the control of the Khitan Liao Dynasty, which was overthrown by the Jurchens early in the 12th century. The Jurchen Jin Dynasty proceeded to conquer northern China and forced the Song court to evacuate to Hangzhou. During the 13th century, both empires…Kaifeng · Kaifeng Read Article

Hannibal’s Master Class in Ambush Tactics at the Battle of Trasimene

In 218 BCE, war broke out between Rome and Carthage, the two largest powers in the Western Mediterranean. What Rome expected to be a quick and easy war turned out to be a long, bitter, and costly conflict that would claim the lives of many brave Romans. The Romans suffered several major defeats during the opening stages of the war at the hands of the brilliant Carthaginian general Hannibal Barca. One such defeat was the massacre at Lake Trasimen…Italy · Italy Read Article

How Slaves Created the Free Greek State of Ancient Messenia

Beneath the foundations of the legendary Spartan political system labored the oppressed Messenians. Messenia, a prosperous corner of southwestern Greece, was conquered by the Spartans in the 8th century BCE. Its population, along with elements of the Spartan region of Lakonia, were transformed into slaves, known as the Helots. For centuries, the Helots did agricultural work and fed their masters, and the Spartans created their warrior elite. The…Greece · Greece Read Article

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