The History Blog
It’s a blog. About history.
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Most recent posts
An excavation at the Etruscan site of Bisenzio in central Italy has uncovered a rare sealed stone sarcophagus with rich funerary furnishings and an intact skeleton dating to the 7th or 6th century B.C. Founded …
After decades of neglect, Madeira Terrace, Brighton’s Victorian boardwalk on a monumental gallery of ornate cast iron arches, has received a grant of £750,000 from Historic England to begin a much-needed restoration. At 2,837-by-25 feet …
Let’s return to August 2015, when the Prometheus mosaic entered the United States illegally from Turkey, cached in a shipment of cheap vases and two other modern mosaics vaguely described as “ceramic, unglazed tiles.” There …