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The First Black Archaeologist

23 October 2022

Born to slaves in 1863, John Wesley Gilbert was the first student of the Paine Institute, a graduate of Brown University, and the first black...

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32:51

Linoleum

23 October 2022

Linoleum, or “lino”, once ruled the world (of flooring). It appeared everywhere from the Titanic to your gran’s kitchen. But where did it...

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34:18

King Charles VI of France

22 October 2022

On 21 October 1422 - 600 years ago - King Charles VI of France died at the age of 53 after reigning for 42 years. He was known as both Charles le...

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47:04

The Grisly Deaths of Kings & Queens

21 October 2022

Did Henry VIII really have syphilis? Who died from a red hot poker up the bum? And which king was taken down by a school of fish?

To learn...

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44:54

First Indochina War: Dien Bien Phu

21 October 2022

The siege of Dien Bien Phu took place in 1954 and was a definitive victory for Vietnam. Although the battle brought an end to French colonial...

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1:04:05

The Battle of Trafalgar

20 October 2022

On 21 October 1805, A British fleet commanded by Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson met the combined might of the French and Spanish fleets off the coast...

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43:09

CIA: The History

20 October 2022

When the Central Intelligence Agency was created by President Truman in 1947, it was the latest incarnation of an American intelligence-gathering...

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46:46

Eustace Chapuys: Ambassador to the Tudor Court

20 October 2022

Historians would be completely lost without the colourful, crucial insights of Eustace Chapuys, the Spanish Ambassador to Henry VIII's court from...

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41:41

Virgil

20 October 2022

One of Antiquity's greatest poets, Virgil's legacy is seen across history. Following in the footsteps of his predecessor's Homer and Hesiod -...

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33:10

FORENSICS: The Beginning

19 October 2022

Death by tiger bites. Death by prodding. Death from sexual excess. Deaths from over-eating and over-drinking. The opening of graves.

These...

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25:36

How The Victorians Took Us To The Moon

19 October 2022

If a Victorian met Elon Musk they would completely get him. The world’s richest man, determined to use technology that doesn’t yet exist to...

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22:12

Mary Seacole: Doctress of the Crimean War

18 October 2022

Born Mary Jane Grant in the colony of Kingston, Jamaica, in November 1805, Mary would later become a businesswoman, traveller and healer....

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