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History of Work

Ever wonder what your workday would have looked like in prehistoric times? Spoiler alert: it probably involved a lot less staring at spreadsheets and a whole lot more mammoth hunting! Our earliest

Historical Events·History

The Great Molasses Flood: A Sticky Disaster

Source: Adobe Firefly_AI Generated- Infrastructure damage from the Boston Molasses Disaster On what should have been a fairly routine Wednesday afternoon in January 1919, something epic but incredibly ludicrous occurred in Boston’s

Ancient Civilizations·History

Ancient Wonders: The Grand Ziggurats of Mesopotamia

Mesopotamia, a name echoing from the ancient Greek words “meso” (between) and “potamos” (rivers), aptly describes this historic region cradled between the mighty Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Encompassing parts of modern-day Iraq,

Queen Boudica: An Unsung Hero of British Resistance

Source: queen-boudica-2357_worldhistory Introduction The very name of Queen Boudica sounds rebellious and courageous, though somehow overshadowed by other major figures in Roman history. Nevertheless, nobody can deny the fact that she was

Historical Figures·History

The Voynich Manuscript: A Medieval Mystery

Source: Flickr_Voynich Manusript _ Public Domain Book_ The Voynich Manuscri The name of the mysterious medieval book named Voynich Manuscript has been exciting the minds of many involved in its study for

Historical Events·History

The Boston Tea Party: A Taxing Situation

Source: By Original uploader was Cornischong at lb_wikipedia_W D Cooper_ Boston Tea Party_ Introduction The Boston Tea Party is the sine qua non event in the American Revolution, which occurred on December

Historical Events·History

Gilgamesh

Source: Flickr_Louvre Museum, Gilgamesh and Lion _ Louvre Museum, Departmen… Read about the epic of Gilgamesh and how his identity is blurred between the lines of reality and imagination. The Epic of

Ancient Civilizations·History