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How Syria’s blasted landmarks are starting to rise from the ruins

by editorDecember 7, 20220

The centre of Aleppo was a marvel. It was a demonstration of the multiplicity of both humanity and stone. It was an embodiment of the … How Syria’s blasted landmarks are starting to rise from the ruinsRead more

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Israeli-Arab towns are enshrining Palestinian history

by editorDecember 6, 20220

Twenty years ago, when MK Ayman Odeh (Hadash) was a member of the Haifa city council, he lobbied vigorously to have the name of Hatzionut … Israeli-Arab towns are enshrining Palestinian historyRead more

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The Gruesome Methods of Proving Guilt or Innocence in the Middle Ages

by editorSeptember 30, 20220

Curiously trial by jury was voluntary in medieval England. However, if you did refuse to stand trial, the authorities would crush you between two heavy … The Gruesome Methods of Proving Guilt or Innocence in the Middle AgesRead more

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How India’s Spiritual Masters Fought Orthodoxy

by editorSeptember 14, 20220

Hundreds of years after his death, the Sai Baba of Shirdi (1838-1918) remains one of the most widely revered saints. He is worshipped by millions … How India’s Spiritual Masters Fought OrthodoxyRead more

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Why the Vikings left Greenland

by editorJune 27, 20220

One of the great mysteries of late medieval history is why did the Norse, who had established successful settlements in southern Greenland in 985, abandon … Why the Vikings left GreenlandRead more

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Alberuni’s Impressions of Brahminical Society in India

by editorJune 4, 20220

An excerpt from Indians: A Brief History of a Civilization by Namit Arora. Central to ‘the Hindu world of thought’, writes Alberuni, ‘is that which … Alberuni’s Impressions of Brahminical Society in IndiaRead more

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The Most Lavish Mesopotamian Tomb Ever Found Belongs to a Woman

by editorMarch 7, 20220

In the late 1920s, deep in the southern Iraqi desert, British archaeologist Leonard Woolley uncovered the most lavish Mesopotamian tomb ever discovered. The 4,500-year-old skeleton … The Most Lavish Mesopotamian Tomb Ever Found Belongs to a WomanRead more

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Gruesome ‘Blood Worms’ Invaded a Dinosaur’s Leg Bone

by editorMarch 2, 20220

Around 80 million years ago in what is now Brazil, a sick dinosaur limped along—but its days were numbered. Its leg bone was so diseased … Gruesome ‘Blood Worms’ Invaded a Dinosaur’s Leg BoneRead more

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Creative Forgetfulness

by editorFebruary 2, 20220

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lX0ar575Qq0&rel=0&feature=relmfu] Eric Foner On Contact

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The IIT Kharagpur Calendar Is the Right’s Attempt To Appropriate the Indus Valley Civilisation

by editorJanuary 23, 20220

Recently, a calendar circulated by the Indian Knowledge Systems centre at IIT Kharagpur generated controversy. It presented an incoherent pastiche of imagery and symbols, various … The IIT Kharagpur Calendar Is the Right’s Attempt To Appropriate the Indus Valley CivilisationRead more

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