Robin Hood and the Real Outlaws of the East Midlands
The Coterel and Folville gangs, operating in the turbulent early 14th century, embody the gritty reality behind the Robin Hood myth
History Affairs
Modern Maritime Law: From Ancient Principles to Contemporary Regulations
Maritime law has a rich and storied history that dates back thousands of years.
Tracing Our Earliest Path: From Hominids to Matricentric Societies
The story of human origins is one of immense time depth and remarkable transformation.
Origin of Merlin: Prophet and Wizard
Merlin is one of the most enduring figures of the Arthurian legends—a wizard, seer, and guide whose influence on King … Read more
Anubis: Guardian of the Underworld and God of the Dead
Anubis remains a captivating symbol of the ancient Egyptian understanding of death and the afterlife.
The Third Century Church: Growth, Persecution, and Transformation
By the end of the third century, Christianity had grown into a sizeable and influential minority in the Roman Empire.
Heracles and the Cretan Bull: The Seventh Labor
In the seventh labor, capturing the Cretan Bull, the primary benefit was to strengthen relations with Crete.
Battle Sites of King Arthur Against the Anglo-Saxons
King Arthur’s legendary battles against the Anglo-Saxons have left an indelible mark on British cultural and historical narratives.
The Harpies: Winged Agents of Vengeance
Despite (or perhaps because of) their horrifying characteristics, Harpies have maintained a steady presence in Western art and literature
How French Modernists Grappled with the Newspaper Era
How French modernists from Proust to Mallarmé grappled with the dynamic world of newspapers