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Teatime History is your one stop destination for a better understanding of human history. Let us debunk myths, examine the legends of the past, and explore the innovations which have transformed our lives.

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Sandee Oster in Teatime History

May 26

Early American Settlers Ate Indigenous Dogs

A new study reveals that Jamestown settlers resorted to…

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Erik Brown in Teatime History

May 8

The Mayan Version Of Groundbreaking For New Buildings Involved Psychoactive Plants

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Larissa Fedunik in Teatime History

Apr 10

The Obscure Citrus Fruit That Became a Cult Soda

The journey of chinotto oranges from Asia to the…

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Mar 8

History | Travel

Visiting the Ancient City of Nesebar, the Pearl of the Black Sea

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Oksana Kukurudza's Sunflowers Rarely Break in Teatime History

Mar 6

How Did Coloring Eggs Become an Easter Pastime?

What are the origins of painted Easter eggs and…

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Prateek Dasgupta in Teatime History

Feb 29

Teatime History: February ’24 Updates

Boost heroes and insights

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Yuri Minamide in Teatime History

Feb 21

Anpan: The Much-Loved Japanese Bread That Became a National Hero

It has been a symbol of Japan’s…

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Peter Preskar in Teatime History

Feb 18

Roman army lost to unlikely foe — mad honey

How the Roman Army Lost A Battle Because of Honey

All is fair in love and war

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Prateek Dasgupta in Teatime History

Oct 7, 2021

What Does a 50,000-Year-Old Bison Stew Taste Like?

Paleontologist Dale Guthrie treated his guests to a…

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George Dillard in Teatime History

Feb 11

The Last Hunt

Humans are destroying some of the last wild places on earth

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