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The Enigmatic Etruscans
The Etruscan civilization flourished from the eighth to the first centuries BCE.
Oct 9
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Mary Naples
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The Shepherd: A Book Read and a Public Reading Refused
A close reading of the Muratorian Fragment shows why the Shepherd of Hermas could be valued for instruction and still be denied public reading in…
Oct 5
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Aris Manus
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Could 4 Ezra’s Eagle Predict the Future?
When the Lion Speaks
Oct 3
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Aris Manus
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September 2026
Could an Ancient Carving Reveal the Voyage Behind Jason and the Argonauts?
Could the Golden Fleece be more than a myth?
Sep 30
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15,000 People Came to Reykjavík’s Harbour for Two Books & One Had Eight Missing Leaves.
In 1971, a Danish naval ship returned two medieval manuscripts that Iceland had pursued for decades.
Sep 29
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Jude Quoted It as Prophecy but Most Bibles Left It Out
The Book of Enoch survived at Qumran, remained part of Ethiopian Scripture, and still sits outside most Bibles.
Sep 22
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The Flood Story The Bible Cut: Qumran’s Book of Giants
Genesis gives the flood four compressed verses of prelude; Qumran’s Book of Giants and the Book of Watchers preserve the indictment the giants…
Sep 20
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There Was No Single Book of Norse Mythology
How anonymous poems, Snorri's thirteenth-century handbook, and later retellings became a modern canon
Sep 18
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The People Rome Left Behind
“The Romans left Britain” is one of those sentences that sounds clearer than the event it describes.
Sep 15
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Object of the Day: The Roman Ring That May Have Inspired Tolkien
A gold ring, a Roman curse, and one documented encounter with the scholar who created Middle Earth.
Sep 14
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Aris Manus
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The Lost Prophecies Rome Consulted in Every National Crisis
Rome locked its most powerful oracles away, opened them only when the state was afraid, and left the public with commands instead of answers.
Sep 11
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Aris Manus
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The sword-trauma of a 'medieval' Australian Aboriginal.
A skull partly exposed by erosion beside the Darling River in north-western New South Wales carried a wound that looked startlingly like the work of a…
Sep 9
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