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The Aztecs

6 May 2021

What we know about the Aztecs of Mexico often comes from the accounts of their Spanish conquerors. But the Aztec culture was far more sophisticated...

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45:30

How Corinth Became Christian

6 May 2021

Occupied since around 3000 BC, the Ancient city of Corinth is not unique in its transition from a Pagan, Greco-Roman state to a Christian one. What...

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25:10

A Scandalous Duchess

5 May 2021

Elizabeth Chudleigh, Duchess of Kingston was a duchess who attracted scandal, a duchess who divided opinion, a duchess who refused to give up agency...

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32:30

Napoleon's Death

5 May 2021

Six years of exile on a remote island blighted with unpleasant weather conditions, in lodgings far inferior to those enjoyed whilst leader of France,...

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28:28

Pre-historic Britain in Seven Burials with Alice Roberts

4 May 2021

How much can a burial really tell us about our ancient past? Professor Alice Roberts is today's guest and, as her new book Ancestors demonstrates,...

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30:27

The Apollo Program with Kevin Fong

3 May 2021

Getting to the moon was no easy feat, no matter how confident Kennedy may have sounded in his famous 1961 speech. NASA built a team from the ground...

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40:16

The Queer Shakespeare: John Lyly

3 May 2021

John Lyly's name may not be so familiar. He was a playwright and poet writing at the same time as Shakespeare and, in his day, was more famous than...

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22:49

Napoleon

3 May 2021

He is widely remembered as one of the most exceptional military commanders that the world has ever seen, a man whose influence was so pervasive that...

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44:16

The Truth About The Huns

2 May 2021

The Huns! The name of this ancient people triggers a multiplicity of responses and evokes a number of images (nearly all of them negative). They...

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18:31

Amend: The Fight for America

2 May 2021

Take a deep dive into the remaking of the American Constitution and the 14th amendment created in the wake of the American Civil War. The 14th...

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43:44

The Olympic Games

2 May 2021

The most famous sporting event in the world is upon us, so it's only right that we consider what do we know about the ancient origins of the games...

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21:09

The Death of Hitler

1 May 2021

Did Hitler shoot himself in the Führerbunker, or did he slip past the Soviets and escape to South America? There have been innumerable...

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