BySarah Rodgers Emily Wilson Translates the Iliad, Revealing Homer’s Beauty for Today’s Readers Emily Wilson’s new translation of the Iliad vividly brings Homer’s strange and brutal world into the English-speaking present,… History
BySarah Rodgers Why No One Searched Croatan for Roanoke Colonists and When They Finally Did Rescue efforts to locate the Roanoke colonists, including any potential survivors in Croatan, did not commence promptly because… History
BySarah Rodgers New York and New Jersey: Discovering Their Distinct Colonial Paths from New England New York and New Jersey are not part of New England despite their names referencing places in England… History
BySarah Rodgers Should You Watch Oliver Stone’s “Alexander” for Insights into Ancient History? The film “Alexander” by Oliver Stone is a mixed experience for those interested in Alexander the Great’s history.… History
BySarah Rodgers Rhodesia Apologists: Gaslighting Racism or Misunderstood Perspectives? Rhodesia apologists can largely be characterized as gaslighting racists who seek to whitewash a regime built on systemic… Public History
BySarah Rodgers Were Siege Towers Used in Warfare? Key Events and Historical Insights Siege towers were indeed used historically but not at every siege or universally across different cultures. Their application… Public History
BySarah Rodgers Reasons Behind the Destruction of the Avro Arrow and Its Impact on Canada’s Defense Future The Avro Arrow was destroyed mainly due to a combination of economic limitations, shifting military strategy, technical challenges,… Public History
BySarah Rodgers Assessing the Credibility of Graham Hancock and His Claims on Ancient Civilizations Graham Hancock’s credibility as a researcher and author is widely disputed and largely criticized by the scientific and… History
BySarah Rodgers The Connection Between Bagels and Jewish Culture: Origins and Historical Sources Bagels become associated with Jewish culture primarily through adoption by Jewish communities in Poland, followed by immigration to… Public History
BySarah Rodgers Assessing the Claims of American Weaponry Inferiority to German Military in World War II American weaponry during World War II was not drastically inferior to German weaponry as some popular narratives suggest,… Public History