The fall 2016 archaeological excavations on the Nebet Tepe Hill in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv consisted of probes at...
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Chrysler Building, photo: David Shankbone / Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Paul A. Ranogajec / 01.02.2017 Professor of...
The King’s Library, London / Wikimedia Commons Lecture by Dr. Ian Shapiro / 01.15.2000 Sterling Professor of...
Mughal Emperor Akbar / Wikimedia Commons By Dr. A. Azfar Moin Associate Professor of Religious Studies University...
Sociologists study how society affects people and how people affect society. How does being in a crowd...
Page from the Codex Zouche-Nuttall, 1200–1521 A.D., Mixtec. Painted deer skin, 19 x 23.5 cm. / The...
Ruins of deity statues at Kyakhta (Mount Nemrut), Turkey / Wikimedia Commons The First Urban Civilizations The...
By Dr. James Sexton Lecturer in English Literature Specialist in Modern, Renaissance, and Utopian/Dystopian literatures Camosun College...
Crypt in the Church of St Servatius at Quedlinburg, Founded 936 CE / Wikimedia Commons Lecture by...
Interior and sub-floor design of the Roman Colosseum, 70-72 CE / Wikimedia Commons Lecture by Dr. Diana...
Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony has found new life in the digital age, the subject of a work in...
Victoria and Albert Museum The myth of the exotic East has always been a potent one in...
Anzu persued by Ninurta, palace relief, Nineveh While most people tried to prevent demon possession if they...
Prambanan temple ruins, built c.mid-9th century CE / Wikimedia Commons By Mark Cartwright / 12.19.2016 Historian Adisthana –...
Illustration of a Neolithic settlement at Dmini By Dr. Jeremy B. Rutter Professor of Classics Dartmouth College...
Triumph of Bacchus, about 1560, design by Giovanni da Udine under the supervision of Raphael; woven at...
Image from Art Institute of Chicago Museum What is Art? Overview Art is a highly diverse range...
Ancient Greek pottery vase, known as a bell krater, used to mix water with wine for the...
Photo: Kim Ahlström via Flickr By Dr. Zuleyka Zevallos / 01.02.2014 Sociologist In a fun rummage through...
What happened to the dragons? Gary L Jones/Shutterstock By Dr. Simon Werrett / 12.31.2014 Senior Lecturer in...
By Carole Raddato / 12.27.2016 Historian Although mentioned several times in the Biblical texts, the actual existence...
There was much more to mummification than material. Flood G./Flickr By Dr. Jana Jones / 08.13.2014 Research...
Leon Botstein, President of Bard College and music director and principal conductor of the American Symphony Orchestra,...
Franchthi Cave, Greece By Dr. Jeremy B. Rutter Professor Emeritus of Classical Studies Sherman Fairchild Professor Emeritus...
The Sassanian Empire By Angela Costello / 08.17.2016 University of New Hampshire My research involved parsing the...
By Alissa Lyon / 10.23.2014Department of AnthropologyMichigan State University Introduction Sexuality in Ancient Egypt is a subject...
By Joey Lee and KangJing / 04.22.2016 Minasan Kon’nichiwa! Many of us would know that Japan is...
By William Theiss / 11.30.2016 MPhil Student in Early Modern History University of Cambridge The 1517 book...
Detail, Man’s Prestige Cloth, early 20th century, Akan peoples, Asante group, silk and cotton, 289.6 x 172.7...
A gilded bronze statue of the Phoenician god Reshef. From Byblos. (National Museum of Beirut) By Mark...