Dia speiro (“to sow over” or “to scatter about”) indicates a transplanting of a culture from one...
Migration
Humans left Africa to settle all across the world, probably multiple times. Introduction Previous evidence suggested that...
Introduction From the start of European expansion into the Atlantic world, Britain fought other powers for territory...
The migrants comprised war bands or tribes of 10,000 to 20,000 people during and after the decline...
How examining migration in the distant past provides new insights into human history. By Dr. Daniel Shriner,...
The viral genetics of Hepatitis B is helping to trace the history and movement of Australia’s first...
The Migration Period is typically regarded as beginning with the invasion of Europe by the Huns from...
A narrower concept of “East Central Europe” remains the dominant one in the German-speaking countries. By Dr. Joachim...
This image shows the machine works of Richard Hartmann in Chemnitz, Germany. Hartmann was one of the most successful entrepreneurs...
Hutterite family 1588 Anabaptists constituted one of the most persecuted and most mobile religious populations of the...
July 1944: A refugee trek of so-called Black Sea Germans in Hungary fleeing westward from the Red...
A 16th century chart of Europe and North Africa. Luis Texieira, Portolan Chart, Lisbon, ca. 1600 via...
Harbour, Pilot’s Tower and Paddle Steamers 1852. / Dover Museum Nativism caused much splintering in the political...
Image via learnerlog.org, Creative Commons Out of Africa and gradually stretching around the globe. By Emma Groeneveld...
Migrants are escorted through fields by police as they are walked from the village of Rigonce to...