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Month: November 2014

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Anniversary of Nat Turner's Execution

Post author By Daryl.Worthington
Post date November 10, 2014

Nat Turner The Slave Rebellion

Tags Abolition, American Civil War, Nat Turner, Slave Rebellion, Virginia

16th Century Irish Castle Could Have Been "Party House"

Post author By Lloyd.Miller
Post date November 10, 2014
1 Comment on 16th Century Irish Castle Could Have Been "Party House"

Rathfarnham castle

Tags Artefacts, Civil War, England, Ireland, Rathfarnham Castle

British Museum Director Speaks Out on Elgin Marbles

Post author By Adam.Steedman.Thake
Post date November 10, 2014

Elgin Marbles

Tags Ancient Greece, British Museum, Controversy, Elgin Marbles

Editorial

The Controversial History of the Poppy

Post author By Daryl.Worthington
Post date November 8, 2014

Wild Poppies

Tags Armistice, Controversy, Poppies, Poppy, Remembrance

New Research Claims Drought and Population Growth Felled the Assyrian Empire

Post author By Adam.Steedman.Thake
Post date November 8, 2014

Emblem of Asshur

Tags Assyrian Empire, Decline, drought

Cave Art May Have Been Inspired By Auditory Illusions

Post author By Lloyd.Miller
Post date November 8, 2014
1 Comment on Cave Art May Have Been Inspired By Auditory Illusions

Cave painting

Tags acoustics, archaeology, cave paintings, sound, stonehenge

Witchmarks to Protect King James I Found in Kent

Post author By Adam.Steedman.Thake
Post date November 7, 2014

Knole Stately Home

Tags James I, Knole, Stately Home, Witch, Witchmarks

2600 Year Old Greek Cup May Show Constellations

Post author By Lloyd.Miller
Post date November 7, 2014

The Milky Way

Tags animals, astronomy, constellations, Greece, pottery, wine cup

Bach's Wife Actually the Composer of His Greatest Masterpieces?

Post author By Lloyd.Miller
Post date November 6, 2014
1 Comment on Bach's Wife Actually the Composer of His Greatest Masterpieces?

Johann Sebastian Bach