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Top Ten Historical Discoveries of 2024

Roundup of the hottest finds from history and archaeology

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Top Ten Historical Discoveries of 2024

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Iceman Ötzi’s Medical Records Are Similar to a Modern Person

Ancient humans suffered from the same diseases as us

Nov 28, 2024

Iceman Ötzi’s Medical Records Are Similar to a Modern Person

Nov 28, 2024

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Who Built Göbekli Tepe?

We may be closer to understanding the builders of the mysterious megaliths

Aug 12, 2024

Who Built Göbekli Tepe?

Aug 12, 2024

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The Lesser-Known Civilization Which May Have Invented Writing Before Mesopotamia

The story of the Vinča culture, Europe’s first civilization

Jun 14, 2024

The Lesser-Known Civilization Which May Have Invented Writing Before Mesopotamia

Jun 14, 2024

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How Did the Pork Taboo Originate?

Exploring why one-third of humanity doesn’t consume pork

Nov 10, 2023

How Did the Pork Taboo Originate?

Nov 10, 2023

Writing Goals for 2025

Here’s what I plan on doing this year

Jan 18

Writing Goals for 2025

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“Why Does the World Feel Entitled to Live in America?”

How America’s universities and global dominance fuels immigration, and why nativists miss the point.

Jan 1

“Why Does the World Feel Entitled to Live in America?”

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Prester John: The Imaginary King Who Shaped the Real World

The incredible story of a fabricated ruler who inspired the Age of Discovery

Dec 27, 2024

Prester John: The Imaginary King Who Shaped the Real World

Dec 27, 2024

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Helots: The Forgotten Builders of Spartan Glory

How an oppressed people sustained one of history’s fiercest warrior societies

Dec 10, 2024

Helots: The Forgotten Builders of Spartan Glory

Dec 10, 2024

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No Carols, No Feasts: The Year England Canceled Christmas

For 17 years in the 17th century, England’s ban on Christmas sparked nationwide unrest.

Dec 6, 2024

No Carols, No Feasts: The Year England Canceled Christmas

Dec 6, 2024

Prateek Dasgupta

Prateek Dasgupta

Top writer in History, Science, Art, Food, and Culture. Interested in lost civilizations and human evolution. Contact: prateekdasgupta@gmail.com

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