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Dispelling Some Myths: Homer who?
Did Homer, the writer credited with composing the Iliad and the Odyssey, really exist?
Tastes Of History
Jul 1


A Brief History of Food: Eels
A brief history of eels, a very popular food source in Medieval Europe.
Tastes Of History
Jun 10


About History: Was underwear worn by ancient Romans?
What evidence do we have for ancient Roman underwear?
Tastes Of History
Apr 29


About History: Crossbows
An introduction to the history of European crossbows, their development, construction and uses.
Tastes Of History
Apr 16


About History: Amazing early inventions
What follows was inspired by a short piece in BBC History Magazine that drew Tastes Of History’s attention to discovering some of the amazing inventions that seemed far ahead of their time. Some were so advanced in their conception that scholars today doubt whether they could have been realised given the technology of the time. Even so, each of these ancient inventions shows a marvel of human ingenuity and have since inspired modern recreations testing their plausibility. Thi
Tastes Of History
Feb 24


A Brief History of Food: Mozzarella
A brief history of the iconic Italian mozzarella cheese.
Tastes Of History
Feb 11


Dispelling Some Myths: Medieval diversity
Medieval societies were more diverse than some might think but not as much as today.
Tastes Of History
Feb 4


Saintly Deities
A comparison of ancient gods and goddesses and more modern saints.
Tastes Of History
Jan 29


About History: Othismos and the ancient Greek phalanx
Was ancient Greek warfare really just a massive shoving contest?
Tastes Of History
Jan 21
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