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How Three Lesser-Known Kingdoms Stopped the Mongol Juggernaut

How Three Lesser-Known Kingdoms Stopped the Mongol Juggernaut

The Mongol Empire met stiff resistance in South and Southeast Asia.
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Prateek Dasgupta
New Radiocarbon Dates Reveal Mongolia Had Pottery Almost 2,000 Years Earlier Than Previously…

New Radiocarbon Dates Reveal Mongolia Had Pottery Almost 2,000 Years Earlier Than Previously…

A recent study sheds new light on early Holocene sites around Mongolia’s paleolake, Baruun Khuree
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Sandee Oster
The Disappearing Joods of Friesland

The Disappearing Joods of Friesland

From a thriving community before the Second World War to a dwindling handful, they constitute a unique chapter of history.
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Vickey Maverick.
The Battle of Pavia

The Battle of Pavia

Exactly 500 Years Ago, the Battle of Pavia Changed European History and the Art of War
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Martino Sacchi
How Did the Pork Taboo Originate?

How Did the Pork Taboo Originate?

Exploring why one-third of humanity doesn’t consume pork
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Prateek Dasgupta
The Forgotten People Who Built the Bamiyan Buddhas

The Forgotten People Who Built the Bamiyan Buddhas

The origins, rise, and fall of the White Huns
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Prateek Dasgupta
On McVeigh’s Trail

On McVeigh’s Trail

The Oklahoma City bombing 30 years later.
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Grady Bolding
Australia on the Ground 2300 BCE

Australia on the Ground 2300 BCE

The Last Volcano and the Oldest Human Story of Cataclysm
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Simon Cameron
The Making of Assam Tea

The Making of Assam Tea

How British botany, Chinese expertise, and Indian labor combined to set up India’s first tea estates
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Rituparna
The Pueblo Revolt of 1680

The Pueblo Revolt of 1680

The First American Revolution
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Jon Hunner in Driven by the Past
In This Town, People Still Live in 9000 Year Old Stone Age Homes

In This Town, People Still Live in 9000 Year Old Stone Age Homes

A remarkable story of continuous inhabitation since Neolithic times in Italy
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Prateek Dasgupta
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