Archaeologists have uncovered a well-preserved Roman board game dating back to the 1st century AD, shedding light on leisure activities in ancient Rome.
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First Blood In Game 1?
A new betting market indicates a 49% probability of the first blood occurring in Game 1, sparking speculation about the match’s opening moments.
A Huge Escalation In Trump’s Smithsonian Meddling
The White House releases a report criticizing Smithsonian museums, alleging ideological bias and calling for reforms amid escalating tensions.
Inside the Luddite Festival Harnessing Gen Z’s Rage Against Big Tech
A detailed look at the Summer of Ludd, a weeklong event where Gen Z and others gather offline to oppose digital tech’s dominance.
Meet the Syntopicon: The Ambitious Index That Tried to Organize All of Western Thought (1952)
Exploring the creation and impact of the Syntopicon, an ambitious index designed to organize Western ideas, its historical context, and ongoing influence.
Stained Glass Colors: The Chemistry Trick Medieval Artists Mastered
Medieval artisans mastered a chemical trick by carefully adding minerals and metallic…
Why Museums Fear UV: The Invisible Light That Fades History
Inevitable UV damage quietly destroys priceless artifacts, but discovering effective preservation methods can help safeguard our cultural heritage from fading away.
Judge orders Trump officials to re-install signs and exhibits at national parks on topics like slavery and climate change
A federal judge has ordered the Biden administration to restore signs and exhibits removed from national parks, citing concerns over censorship and historical accuracy.
Surveillance is not safety: A statement on the UK’s latest threat to privacy [pdf]
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The UK government proposes new surveillance measures, sparking debate on privacy versus safety. Confirmed plans face criticism amid ongoing uncertainty.
Deportations—The Forgotten Holocaust
An in-depth look at the often overlooked suffering during Holocaust deportations, focusing on the experiences inside transport trains and their historical significance.
