Discover pivotal events, influential figures, and narratives throughout History that have shaped civilizations and cultures across the globe.
One of the most dangerous places to visit, North Sentinel Island, is not known for the hospitality of its inhabitants.
From Alberta to Saskatchewan and Manitoba, the Plains are home to the Blackfoot, Assiniboine, Stoney, Cree, and Ojibwa First Nations.
Read on to learn about one of medieval Europe’s most formidable warriors: the Eagle of Brittany.
From a towering pyramid to a cliffside palace, these wonders of the Americas still puzzle archaeologists today.
In the medieval world, life shifted from the fields to cities where urban populations grew. These ten cities soon became the most notable in the world.
According to Norse sagas, Erik the Red led the first Viking settlement of Greenland in the 980s CE. Does archaeology support the story of the sagas?
Scholars have traditionally viewed Welsh mythology as drawing significantly on earlier Celtic mythology, but does the evidence support this assumption?
For almost a millennium, Portugal was home to kings and queens who built sumptuous palaces throughout the country.