The long history of warrior turtles, from ancient myth to warships to teenage mutants
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Rosa Parks' Stanford press conference recording now accessible online
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How Covid brought the future back
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How to be an atheist in Medieval Europe
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The paradox of progress
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Environmental change may have played a role at the dawn of Egyptian history
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Genghis Khan may have been killed by a pandemic
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A Capital Plan - National Film Board documentary from 1949 on Ottawa, Canada
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Napoleon’s brother lived in New Jersey. Here’s what happened to the estate.
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Lessons from a pandemic anniversary
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Has science solved one of history’s greatest adventure mysteries?
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Inside the CIA’s audacious plot to steal a Soviet satellite
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How the Wolf of Wall Street created the internet
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The creation, history, post-WW2 socialist economy and break-up of Yugoslavia explained
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African decolonization explained
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#Jan25: Ten years Later
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Technological stagnation
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A curious journey through the story of the passport
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Ancient bronze rings and ribs were some of the earliest money
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Preserving Egypt’s layered history reveals 'stories of the restoration of diverse locations around Egypt'
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Richard Feynman and the bomb
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Why does Russia have the best maps of Britain? | Map Men
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Louis Armstrong asked Richard Nixon to carry his bags through customs. The bags had marijuana in them.
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Is capitalism devouring democracy?
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An overview of Brazilian emperor Dom Pedro II's life and regency
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How Rome destroyed its own republic
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When Americans committed insurrection: Until 2021, Americans had confronted federal authority with armed aggression just four times
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Why didn't Canada join the American Revolution?
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The Mexican American border: A tale of two colonies (Part 1/2)
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AskHistorians write-up on January 2021 sedition at the US Capitol
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Who named the United States and what alternatives gained the most traction?
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Why didn't the Virginias reunite?
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On Marx, Lincoln, slavery and socialism in the years following the Civil War
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The Great Depression explained, globally
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The break-up of the Soviet Union, explained
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A sea story
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A plane without wings: The story of the C.450 Coléoptère
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How New York City vaccinated six million people in less than a month
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The Sino-Soviet split: How did Soviet Russia and China become enemies?
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How did the Soviet government work?
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The father of modern warfare – the military reforms of Gustavus Adolphus' changed the face of European warfare
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How did the Qing dynasty collapse? The Xinhai revolution explained
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That Downfall scene explained: What is Hitler freaking out about?
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Brexit fishing row evokes memories of 'cod wars' with Iceland – four Royal Navy patrol ships will be ready from 1st January to help protect UK fishing waters
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Marine archaeologists catch a break on the bottom of the Baltic Sea: A 75-year-old Enigma machine
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Verdigris: The color of oxidation, statues, and impermanence
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This month Norwegian archaeologists hope to complete their excavation of a rare, buried longship at Gjellestad, an ancient site south-east of Oslo
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The doctor who challenged the unicorn myth
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'Sistine Chapel of the ancients' rock art discovered in remote Amazon forest
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Why Nova Scotia sends Boston a tree every year
@Canadian Forces in 🇺🇸: This tree from Nova Scotia is now in Boston Common.The Nova Scotians send one every year.Why? pic.twitter.com/T0iCbPoEh5
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