Arts

Ecotheology is a type of constructive theology that focuses on the interrelationships between religion and nature, especially in the context of environmental concerns. It is…

A notable find of seventy-three intact burials in funerary bundles known as ‘fardos’ was made recently at Pachacámac in Peru. The tombs are of both…

Did you realize that smartphone apps had their origins in the Middle Ages? The volvelle, a paper-based interactive instrument, served many purposes throughout its history.…

Societal transformation refers to profound and long-term changes in a society’s structures, values, norms, and behaviors. It refers to “a deep and sustained, nonlinear systemic…

The ability of a community to withstand and recover from adverse situations, shocks, or stresses while maintaining its essential functions, structures, and identity is referred…

They were originally known as Mocambo, a word derived from the Mbundu of what is now Angola that means “hideout.” In 17th-century Brazil, there were…

People have been killing each other from the beginning of time. However, it appears that organized fighting did not emerge until the Neolithic Age when…

Danebury Fort, also known simply as Danebury, is an Iron Age hillfort in the English county of Hampshire. It is notable for its archeological significance…

Archaeologists and other scientists from numerous Spanish institutions have discovered a stunning fact about the Iron Age site of Casas del Turuuelo, which is located…

John Ross, the Cherokee nation’s longest-serving chief, spent much of his life fighting against his people’s forced relocation from their homelands. Tragically, he did so…

We are frequently told that Brits are animal lovers. There is an abundant past behind this consoling national myth. The Times guaranteed those who read…

Pancho Villa was without a doubt one of the most popular leaders of the Mexican Revolution. He emerged from poverty to become a fierce military…