By Aaron Couch / 10.26.2015 University of Washington In a city full of engineering marvels and tourists...
History
History connects people and societies across time, revealing how past choices continue to shape the present. Read accounts and interpretations drawn from cultures around the world.
Is there a geometry lesson hidden in ‘The Last Supper’? Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Henry Adams /...
Early Imperial Roman ceramic bowls, early 1st century CE / Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York ...
Lecture by Dr. Belinda Jack at the Museum of London / 04.11.2017 Professor of Modern Languages Christ...
Ancient Roman farm site on Methana / Photo by Tobias Schorr, Wikimedia Commons By Jack Morato Saber...
Statue of Thucydides, Greek Historian / ChrisJL, Flickr By Dr. Jonathan Healey / 06.04.2016 Associate Professor in...
Still Life with Peaches and Water Jar (left), Still Life with a Silver Tray with Prunes, Dried figs,...
Mycenaean Grave Circle A / Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Andrew J. Koh / 04.27.2016 Professor of Classical...
By Dr. L.R. Poos and Dr. Martha D. Rust Poos: Professor of History, Late Medieval and...
By Dr. Steven Thomason Assistant Professor of Political Science Ouachita Baptist University Presentations and Lectures 6 (3-2016)...
Figure 25.1 In 1935, American photographer Berenice Abbott photographed these shanties, which the unemployed in Lower Manhattan...
Restoration of the Sutton Hoo helmet / National Trust, London Edited by Matthew A. McIntosh / 04.22.2017...
By Dr. Katherine French (left), Dr. Kathryn Smith (center), and Dr. Sarah Stanbury (right) French:...
Figure 24.1 The illustrations for F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Tales of the Jazz Age, drawn by John Held,...
A recipe for an eyesalve from ‘Bald’s Leechbook.’ © The British Library Board (Royal MS 12 D...
By Carole Raddato / 04.29.2014 Historian The Acropolis Museum in Athens celebrated the 1900th anniversary of Hadrian’s...
The Tower of Hercules overview / Wikimedia Commons One of the most popular of Greek heroes, Hercules...
Figure 23.1 Return of the Useless (1918), by George Bellows, is an example of a kind of...
Henry David Thoreau’s tiny cabin / Wikimedia Commons By Cindy McMann / 02.03.2015 Instructor in English and...
This huge key stone which was found in Çemberlitaş may belong to a big arch at the...
Great Mosque at Damascus (Photo: G. Lewis) Edited by Matthew A. McIntosh / 04.12.2017 Brewminate Editor-in-Chief A...
The Roman temple Maison Carré of Nimes, France, built 19-16 BCE, dedicated to Gaius and Lucius, the...
Stocks / Photo by BabelTowers, Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Murray Rothbard From Conceived in Liberty (1975) Perhaps...
By Dr. P. Scott Corbett, et.al. / 12.2014Professor of HistoryVentura College Introduction L. Frank Baum was a...
The Battle of Milvian Bridge, by Giulio Romano, 1520-1524 / Apostolic Palace, Vatican City, Rome By Dr....
Map of the Ancient Near East / Wikimedia Commons Edited by Matthew A. McIntosh / 04.14.2016 Brewminate...
Figure 22.1 This poster advertises a minstrel show wherein an actor playing Theodore Roosevelt reenacts his leadership...
By Dr. Mark Kelland / 11.04.2015 Professor of Psychology Lansing Community College Introduction Carl Jung brought an...
By Dr. Mark Kelland / 11.03.2015 Professor of Psychology Lansing Community College Introduction Sigmund Freud is unquestionably...
What is the origin of Easter eggs? Katie Morrow By Dr. Brent Landau / 04.07.2017 Lecturer in...