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Load More...Clear and obvious evidence of Atlantis... or just #badancient. Either or.
GASP!!! Atlantis found!?!? This time it must be true!
Wait... nope, Plato’s Atlantis was a thought experiment intended to remind his fellow Athenians to be humble and pious.
Translation, Atlantis never existed, no matter how many times the Tabloids claim it’s been “found.”interesting take on a question I think most military historians have had to deal with in one form or another
What is the role of Military History at universities today? https://t.co/ycSl8ZPxdV
Tag Archives: Medieval Castles
Diary of Ireland – Day 7
In our final installment we learn that there is more than one type of Bailey’s in Ireland and what our heroes really think of lay lines. 14th May 2012 – Day 7 “Today started with a furore akin only to … Continue reading
Diary of Ireland – Day 6
Our story today is a short one, United lose the league which capped off an odd day all round. 13th May 2012 – Day 6 “Today is going to be a good day. That’s what I thought to myself this … Continue reading
Diary of Ireland – Day 5
As we join our bedraggled travellers today we learn that a castle that does not look like a castle can still be a castle, there exists a place in Ireland where the pubs don’t sell real ale and historical periods … Continue reading
Diary of Ireland – Day 4
Today we join our travellers in a greater state of sobriety, and wonder just how does a Norman Castle trip arrive at a 17th century coastal fort? May 11th 2012 – Day 4 “Well,I may have drunk too much yesterday! … Continue reading
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Diary of Ireland – Day 3
Welcome to today’s episode of ‘When Historians get Unleashed’; today we shall see how our travelling heroes judge a city and whether a hedge is more useful than a wall! 10th May 2012 – Day 3 With a heavy heart, … Continue reading
