England Train in Black History Month Shirts Ahead of Euro 2020 Qualifiers England national team players have been training in black history month shirts as they prepare to face Bulgaria and Czech Republic for Euro 2020 qualifiers. The match will take place in Sofia on Monday in Stadion Vasil Levski, which will be partly closed… Continue reading England Train in Black History Month Shirts Ahead of Euro 2020 Qualifiers

Best UK Universities to Study History Many people view history as a way of learning and analyzing our past. However, besides knowing our past, students who study modern history equips them with skills that make them highly employable. Moreover, students have many career options once they complete their undergraduate studies. What makes them stand out… Continue reading Best UK Universities to Study History

Today in History – October 17 Which historical events happened on October 17? Let’s find out. 1933: Albert Einstein, the theoretical physicist, arrived in the United States as a refugee from Germany. This was during Adolf Hitler’s Nazi reign. 1966: At least 12 firefighters in New York City were killed as they battled a raging… Continue reading Today in History – October 17

Famous Historians from the United States In this article we will feature some of the most famous historians born in the United States and those who immigrated to this wonderful country. The list includes people like George McGovern to many more. While some may be alive, others have passed on but their input lives on.… Continue reading Famous Historians from the United States

Earliest Evidence of Human Mountaineers Found in Ethiopia Ancient humans lived off giant mole rats high in the mountains of Ethiopia to survive the last ice age, a new study finds. Previous research had suggested that high-altitude regions such as Tibet and the Andes were among the last places peopled by humans. The air is… Continue reading Earliest Evidence of Human Mountaineers Found in Ethiopia

The Titanic Shipwreck Is Collapsing into Rust, First Visit in 14 Years Reveals 177 years after sinking to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, the ruins of the RMS Titanic continue to rapidly disintegrate into the sea, according to a team of ocean explorers who recently revisited the wreck for the first time in 14… Continue reading The Titanic Shipwreck Is Collapsing into Rust, First Visit in 14 Years Reveals

Smashed Ancient Tablet Suggests Biblical King Was Real. But Not Everyone Agrees. A new reading of a hard-to-decipher ancient tablet suggests that the biblical King Balak might have been a real historical person, a new study suggests. The tablet in question is known as the Mesha Stele, an inscribed 3-foot-tall (1 meter) black basalt stone… Continue reading Smashed Ancient Tablet Suggests Biblical King Was Real. But Not Everyone Agrees.

Biblical War Revealed on 2,800-Year-Old Stone Altar A 2,800-year-old inscribed stone altar, found within a Moabite sanctuary in the ancient city of Ataroth in Jordan, may shed light on an ancient biblical war. With tow inscriptions in the Moabite language and script, the altar appears to date to a time after Mesha, king of Moab,… Continue reading Biblical War Revealed on 2,800-Year-Old Stone Altar

How The American Breakfast Has Evolved in History to What it is Currently From the earliest days of the US, it is evident that Americans took what would be readily available for their first meal of the day as breakfast. These kinds of food included loaves of bread together with eggs. Some would use the… Continue reading How The American Breakfast Has Evolved in History to What it is Currently

Lessons from History That Hold Our Digital Future Everyone is in the business of finding out what the future holds in this era of digital advancements. With increased rates of digital surveillance, internet usage and screen time, people think that the only way to understand them is to look at the vision bearers of the… Continue reading Lessons from History That Hold Our Digital Future