In 146 BC, the city of Corinth burned. Lucius Mummius Achaicus, statesman of the Roman…
Joseph Green
Joseph Green
Joseph Green is editor for Historic Mysteries, which combines his background in English Literature with a lifelong fascination for the strange and the unexplained. Read More
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ArchaeologyHistoryScience & Nature
An Uncomfortable Thought: Are We Living in a Dark Age?
by Joseph Greenby Joseph GreenIt was the Italian scholar Petrarch who first coined the term “Dark Age” in the…
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Science & Nature
USA-207: What is Going on in the Palladium at Night?
by Joseph Greenby Joseph GreenThe skies above our heads are littered with man-made satellites. These objects criss-cross the lower…
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Myths & Legends
Sir Marrok: The Werewolf at the Court of King Arthur
by Joseph Greenby Joseph GreenThe tales of King Arthur and his knights of the round table weave a rich…
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Explorers back in the day were not always the most reliable of record keepers. Famously,…
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History
The Chord of Evil: Why did the Catholic Church Ban a Musical Chord?
by Joseph Greenby Joseph GreenMusic has the power to move. Harmonies, chord progressions and songs can transport the listener,…
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The ancient world is blessed by a myriad collection of sports now largely lost to…
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With the initial Nazi successes of WW2, many foreign countries fell to the Reich. Conquered…
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1672 was not a good year for the Netherlands Known ever after as the Rampjaar…
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The village of Hemingstone in Suffolk, in the south of England, is a charming one,…
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Much of Irish mythology is lost to us. The accumulations of myth and heroic tales…
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The Age of Steam, and the capturing of its power, was one of the driving…
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Science & Nature
Five Modern Inventions (that Actually Come from Ancient Greece)
by Joseph Greenby Joseph GreenModern mankind tends to think of itself as pretty sophisticated. We are truly the masters…
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History
The Aztec Animal Warriors: Sacrifice, Status and Murderous Intent
by Joseph Greenby Joseph GreenWarrior cults seem to be an engrained part of our collective historical psyche. Ever since…
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We may not know much about Charondas of Catania, but we know he was a…