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Who Was Ragnar Lothbrok?
19th-century artist’s depiction of Ælla of Northumbria executing Ragnar Lodbrok.
Sagas written centuries after the Viking Age describe Ragnar Lothbrok as a Danish king who raided Paris, married legendary women, fathered a set of sons who c...
Who Invented the Wheel?
The wheel was first developed in ancient Mesopotamia for pottery before being adapted for transport.
No named inventor exists for the wheel, and that absence is itself informative. The earliest confirmed wheels appear in Mesopotamia around...
Napoleon Was Average Height for His Era, His Reputation as Short Was British Propaganda
Napoleon Crossing the Alps
Napoleon Bonaparte stood approximately 5 feet 6 to 5 feet 7 inches tall by modern measurement, a height solidly within the average range for a Frenchman of his era, not the diminutive figure popular imagination h...
The Vikings Ran One of Medieval Europe’s Largest Slave Trades, and Popular Culture Left It Out
Behind the longships and raiding parties was an economy built substantially on human trafficking.
Museum exhibits, blockbuster television, and centuries of romantic retelling have built a version of the Vikings centered on longships, explo...
How Did Ancient People Lift Giant Stones?
How were the Egyptians able to accomplish the seemingly impossible task of constructing the famous pyramids?
Ramps, sledges, levers, and coordinated human labor account for nearly every megalithic feat archaeologists have studied in detail...
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