Nationalism, explained
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Why did Norway try to take Greenland from Denmark in 1931?
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Investigating the most extreme ancient village in the United States
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German Navy Enigma machine systems were different to the Army, making them tougher to crack. In this video, James Grime discusses the differences and what Alan Turing achieved in breaking the code.
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Babel Lecture 2022 with Stephen Fry: 'What we have here is a failure to communicate' (17/06/22)
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Where does punctuation come from?!
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Archaeologist Cat Jarman, a Viking Age specialist, joins WIRED to answer the internet's burning questions about the Vikings
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A brief history of the end of the world
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9/11 attacks in realtime (dashboard) 7:46am-12:00pm
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Did Rome know about Scandinavia and the Vikings?
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Unusual medieval crimes
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Weird Weapons: Caged Buckler - Sword trapper
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The ghosts of the Green Sahara
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Against the proliferation of sofa ownership and use
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Debunking the myth of Hollywood's "fake" transatlantic accent
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Evangelical pastor discusses the link between Barabbas and MAGA Christian nationalism
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In the 1600s Sweden was a great military power – why did they decline?
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The origin of every European country's name
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"Sword breakers" were rare and we don't know much about them. How were they used and what were they really for? Two experienced rapier fencers experiment with one to discover more about them.
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The oldest art in Greece is not what you think
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Why is there a tiny bit of Italy inside Switzerland?
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The Canterbury Tales, or, how technology changes the way we speak
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This American Civil War submarine vanished for 136 years
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Why were Ancient Egyptians obsessed with cats?
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Yorkshire crafts: Drystone wallers
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Five-hour video about the history of North Korean media
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The most misunderstood philosopher in the world | Philosophy Tube
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Edinburgh's Beltane Fire Festival, rooted in ancient Gaelic traditions, heralds the beginning of summer and celebrates the cycles of nature. The vibrant event now draws over 8,000 attendees each year.
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Medieval historian and game developer, Jason Kingsley CBE, reacts to Manor Lords
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Eastern Front of WW1 animated: 1914
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China’s vanishing Muslims: Undercover in the most dystopian place in the world
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The ancient Greeks who converted to Buddhism
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Everything is Sludge, art in the post-human era
19 votes -
How (and why) the right stole Christianity
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Sominsai: The end of a 1200-year-old festival
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Free Companies: The age of mercenary companies
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B-17 Flying Fortress | Units of History
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Why did Google Maps have a big black smudge in the South Pacific before 2012? And why did it disappear? And what does it have to do with Captain Cook? And what is a phantom island? | Map Men
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Pseudoarchaeology and the pseudoscience pipeline - Milo Rossi live at Virginia Tech
8 votes -
What happened to the Nautilus?
9 votes -
Where will people commune in a godless America?
24 votes -
How the Berlin Wall worked
13 votes -
Rongelap Atoll: America’s nuclear mistake
8 votes -
Insular India - A video on the archaeological legacies of the Indian subcontinent
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Britain’s vast network of abandoned nuclear bunkers | Cold War UK
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What happened when you visited a medieval inn?
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Rulers and Power | Mary Beard and David Mitchell
5 votes -
Dune, Islam and religion
13 votes -
Borders book store | Bankrupt
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Salvage of the century: The lost WWII gold of HMS Edinburgh
10 votes