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Ancient History

Welcome to Ancient History! Here you will learn about the Ancient Classical History of the Greeks and Romans, as well as the Egyptians and other ancient civilizations that helped shape Western culture. From decisive battles to cultural and social revolutions, we'll examine the most interesting and unique aspects of ancient times.

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Latest articles in Ancient History

 Champollion's Perseverance and the Rosetta Stone

From a boy Jean Francois Champollion dedicated his life to studying languages and history. His perseverance paid off with decoding the Rosetta Stone.

May 18, 2012 – Lindsey Zenor

Writing History and Early Literature

Although writing has been around for many generations, few people are aware of its primeval origins.

May 13, 2012 – Eliot Elwar

Nero – The Useless, Neglectful and Cruel Emperor of Rome

The last of the Julio-Claudian dynasty and fifth emperor or Rome, Nero is mostly remembered for his blunders, vices and crimes.

May 1, 2012 – Ivan Castro

Ulysses' Decade Long Journey from Troy to Ithaca, Refound

Ulysses, King of Ithaca, journeyed from victory at Troy, during the war between the Greeks and the Trojans to journey a decade through the Mediterranean Sea

Apr 26, 2012 – Michael Manning

Decline of the Roman Republic Part VII: Cato and Cicero

The Roman Senate's defence of its power and prestige was led by Cato and Cicero. But their differing styles of defending the Republic proved inadequate

Apr 23, 2012 – Keith Sellick

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