History & Archaeology

History & Archaeology

Victim of the Iron Curtain

Border facilities between Austria and Czechoslovakia on March (photo from 1989). Picture Alliance / Brandstaetter Images | Votava Numerous people died across the borders of the...
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Medieval flagship gives an insight into early ship artillery

Divers on the wrist dogs wreck, can also be seen by wooden gun frames of the medieval flagship. © Klas Malmberg The "grib dogs", which...
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History & Archaeology

At that time podcast, episode 142: Lukullus-general and Prasser

Already during his lifetime Lucius Licinius Lucullus is famous for his stylish...
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History & Archaeology

Constant freedom

A geopolitical curiosity at first glance, a place of superlatives with closer look: San Marino is the oldest and with a good 61 square...
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The blood of the Jewish murderer Rintfleisch

At least 3,500 Jews were murdered in a wave of pogroms in southern Germany in 1298. This so-called rint meat tracking is one of...
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Origin of the Justinian plague identified

View of the late Roman ruins of Gerasa in Jordan. © University of South Florida ...
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The messages of the eternal deaths

Archaeologists and scientists work closely together as mummy researchers. Modern analysis methods provide completely new insights. Sometimes they support the knowledge of archeology, sometimes...
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Fragrances of the Phoenician homeland

Phoenician oil bottles from the 6th-8th Century v. BC, found in Mozia in Sicilian. © A. Orsingher ...
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Instruments of the world

It all started with the French Revolution. Countless nobles had to flee in front of their furor. Back they left their possessions - also...
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In Stonehenge buried beef came from Wales

At the south entrance of the Stonehenge stone circle, two cattle pine were buried around 4900 years ago - but why? © Alzay/ iStock ...
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Moment of the triumph

Flow text StD BPK / Scala - Courtesy of the Ministero Beni e Att. Culturali It is the most famous mosaic of Roman antiquity: the battle...
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Foreign and gourmet

Already during his lifetime, Lucius Licinius Lucullus was famous for his wealth, its firm, its chosen taste and his style -forming villas. What one...
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Denisova-Erbgut could have relieved America’s settlement

A gene from Denisova could have made it easier for the ancestors of the American indigenous people to settle the new world. © natali_mis/...
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Insight into a dark side of the German medical history

During the Nazi era, the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Brain Research in Berlin were brains of victims of the Nazi killings and human trials....
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New finds illuminate the life of the Celts in Manching

The warrior statuette after the restoration. © Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments ...
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The Babylonians and the moon

In the old Babylon it was up to the court astrologer to observe, interpret, interpret and make predictions. Lunar eclipses in particular were considered...
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Inca node was not just for elites

The dark braiding here of this khipus consists of human hair. © Sabine Hyland ...
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At that time podcast, episode 140: The beer barons of America

Until the middle of the 19th century, beer was hardly widespread as...
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How the destroyed Pompeii was resounded

Excavation area in the "Insula Meridionalis" in Pompeii. © Parco Archeologico di Pompei ...
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Coexisted as ahead and early man

These 13 fossil teeth from Ledi-Geraru are between 2.6 and 2.8 million years old and come from two different hominine species. © Brian Villmoare/...
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