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Article Remains of 9,000-Year-Old Beer Found in China

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Article No Laughing Matter? What the Romans Found Funny

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Article 6,000 years of arrows emerge from melting Norwegian ice patch

r/history • u/Greedy-Mistake-5154 • Jul 30 '21

Article Stone Age axe dating back 1.3 million years unearthed in Morocco

r/history • u/502louisville • Jul 23 '21

Article The only Olympians to ever reject their medals were the 1972 U.S. men's basketball team, due to "the most controversial finish in the history of sports." The team's captain has it in his will that his children cannot accept his silver medal, either

r/history • u/Wsofii004W • Aug 09 '21

Article Mysterious crates are found in brazilian beaches. These crates seem to come from a german shipwreck from 1944

r/history • u/AntiBullshyt • 20d ago

Article The assassination of Medgar Evers

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Article Sep 7, 2021 - Skeletal and mummified ancient remains from the Atacama Desert in what is now Chile show evidence of a surge of extreme violence tied to the rise of farming, a new study finds. The team analyzed the remains of 194 people who lived between 1000 B.C. and A.D. 600 in the Atacama Desert...

r/history • u/FreudianFreud • 23d ago

Article Remembering Europe's Past: Polish refugees in Iran, 1942-1945

r/history • u/SiteTall • Jul 22 '21

Article Archaeologists unearth graves of ancient warrior women in Russia

r/history • u/doofgeek401 • Jun 30 '21

Article Latin is considered a dead language because it is no longer spoken as a living vernacular. This description of the language, however, has a tendency to obscure the more complicated reality that many people still know and speak it.

r/history • u/Utthan • 12d ago

Article Stones in the Park 1969

r/history • u/CDfm • Aug 05 '21

Article Did you know that in the 19th century women circus performers in Europe were the highest paid . One African acrobat Miss La La was so celebrated that the artist Degas sketched her 20 times.

r/history • u/Goran01 • Aug 12 '21

Article Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Dagger Linked to Enigmatic Indian Civilization

r/history • u/ThusharBhat03 • 26d ago

Article An immense mystery older than Stonehenge

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Article Gandhi’s Letters to Hitler

r/history • u/wisestassintheland • Jul 19 '21

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r/history • u/here_for_some_tea • Jul 06 '21

Article The disturbing Human zoos that forced a filipino tribe (Igorot) to eat dogs everyday

r/history • u/ahavas • Aug 04 '21

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r/history • u/scipiosbane • Jul 30 '21

Article Is the German Military In World War Two Overhyped?

r/history • u/AllenaQuest23 • Jul 24 '21

Article Plagues, famine, torture: historians try to set the record straight on the Middle Ages

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Article World War Two: The forgotten Indian soldiers of Dunkirk

r/history • u/kayGrim • Jun 29 '21

Article Oldest ever shark attack victim discovered, dating back 3,000 years to Japan's Seto Inland Sea

r/history • u/themystickiddo • Jul 10 '21

Article The Indian Express: Coca-Cola, canned food and Jazz nights: What American GIs brought to the streets of Calcutta during WWII.